assembler

electronic assembler

technician

receiving associate

purchasing assistant

National-Electrostatics-Corp

On a typical day at work I would sand, or grind steel or polish aluminum 8 hours a day 3 days a week and paint 8 hours a day 2 days a week working hard and alone. One thing I learned was how to paint huge things with no overspray and very small things with no runs . Workplace culture was old and outdated the only upgrade to safety was when OSHA came in and fined them And made them put in downdraft booths for sanding, aluminum , they also had to upgrade their paint mixing stations ventilation system, because I was being exposed to high levels airborne chemicals All employees had you start wearing a radiation badge ,the machinery that they were building and running gave off levels of radiation all employees were being exposed to . The hardest part of my job was working alone for years and grinding steel for long hours, the most enjoyable part of my job was painting literally millions of dollars worth of equipment buy myself perfectly I was very proud to see my work assembled and be able to say I painted that . Everything I wrote was 100 percent facts and the truth as I work at NEC 16 years of my life .

Not everyone is treated the same, some individuals come in late get no warning, others do. Some individuals break, drop or destroy very costly devices costing the company thousands every year, yet there are no consequences. No matter how well you perform everyone including problem people get the same % (percent) in their yearly raise. All reviews are conducted during the same week. not on your anniversary. Many of the older experienced employees have left angrily.

Generally, this employer is very considerate of employee welfare.  It's an inescapable fact of the industry that things get slow and then there will be a lot of work to do creating stress on employees to catch up.  My job happened to be one that didn't slow down. In fact, I was doing two jobs - my old job and my new promotion.  This did not go well.  I was stressed while others were looking for things to do.

Workdays consisted of taking pictures of products and editing them in the product catalog. I learned a little more about Photoshop and Dreamweaver. The office itself was very dreary and dull. Things moved slowly so I wouldn't recommend it for anyone who is craving a fast paced environment. The hardest part of the job was the editing of the pictures of the products but the most enjoyable part was actually taking the pictures. the employees were very friendly however.

I worked at NEC for a number of years, was glad to retire. The managers are very Narcissistic, Safety issues go unheeded, If you are conservative or a Veteran you get Harangued constantly by the "building manager" who is allowed to promote a hostile work environment unimpeded. Their Motto is "Anyone can be replaced" The only good thing I can say about the company is their Health care plan is first class.

NEC is a nice place to work.  Good management and coworkers, for the most part.  For what you do and are expected to know, the pay isn't that good.  Great benefits (insurance).  Lots of overseas travel opportunities.  If it wasn't for the sub-par pay, I would still work at NEC.

Great people to work with but a lot of people retiring and no sign of filling positions before they leave.and nothing recorded to help new people with jobs that sometimes only come around every five years.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Assembler 3 salaries reported	$22.50 per hour
Electronic assembler 1 salary reported	$21.00 per hour
Technician 1 salary reported	$25.00 per hour
Receiving associate 1 salary reported	$25.00 per hour
Purchasing assistant 1 salary reported	$24.50 per hour

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