operator

maintenance technician

accounting assistant

process technician

manufacturing supervisor

Nisshinbo Automotive Manufacturing Inc

A typical day at work is challenging. I am most busy on Mondays. Tuesday through Friday I have barely any work to do. I have learned how to work with Microsoft Office 2010 in a more complex way. I have learned how to deal with customers and vendors. I have learned how to answer and make phone calls as well as read and write emails. The management is good when it comes to managing a company; the behavior and language is a different situation. My co-workers are hard working and depend on everyone in the office including myself. Sometimes they like to joke around, which is not always a bad thing. The hardest part of the job would have to be making corrections to the paperwork. The most enjoyable part of the job is being able to learn new things.

•	Performs a variety of quality control tests/inspections on products, materials, components and parts at various stages of the production process 
•	Performs measurement and validation tasks to support Production and Quality requirements, using various inspection tools and Laboratory equipments
•	Takes samples perform testing to ensure material meets specifications.
•	Work together with product development teams consisting of engineering (design & manufacturing), 
•	Coordinate the monitoring, testing and inspection of products to verify they meet specified internal, national and international standards.
•	Assist in the training of new Lab Technicians as directed.

I went onto the production floor and collected brake pads from different lines, went into the QA lab and did numerous tests and inspections on the brake pads. I learned how brake pads and liners actually worked. For the most part my co-workers were enjoyable to work with. Management was fairly good. The most enjoyable part of the job was doing all the testing on the pads. The hardest was clearing all the waste parts out of the lab as the were heavy.

A typical day at work would start with clocking in on time hitting the work floor walking my line to make sure it was set up properly after that I would start running my product while pulling pieces for quality checks. I learned how to do many different jobs in the time I was there. Management was lacking. My co-workers where very pleasant. The hardest part of the job was enduring the constant heat from the lines, chemicals leaking from spray booths, and the thick heavy cloud of brake dust and powder coat paint lingering in the air. The most enjoyable part was the people I met during my time there.

What is the best part of working at the company?
They know a good worker when they see one ,wasn't afraid to take chances on me ,moved me to a higher position once they noticed my potential. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Having to stand and slightly bend in one spot for 12hrs was pretty rough but a back brace and supportive shoes should ease that stress .

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Versatile ,the people are great.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Active which is what i liked most ,staying busy.

These are good people, and they mean well, but 12 hours is a long shift and most people I have met start to lose traction after about 10 hours. This causes sloppiness and leads to the next shift continuously walking in to more grief than necessary. Breaking the days up into 8-hour blocks would benefit everyone in the long run, but the Japanese feel they are the last word on how to conduct business. Good part is no one is cracking the whip or rushing, fairly relaxed pace. Pay is lower than similar jobs at other companies.

Horrible managers and employees, I never got the benefits promised nor the pay raise. I worked here for over 6 months and was promised  full benefits and a pay raise after 90 days but never received anything. Everyone here is miserable, lazy, and will find a way to make you hate your life. The workers are unionizing  and the company doesn't care about anyone that's not Asian, they are completely biased and the worst company  I've had the displeasure of working for.

I was supposed to be just a data entry clerk. I ended up assisting Human Resources, purchasing, logistics, inventory, quality [customer complaints], and manufacturing. I was doing a 8 person job in 8 hours a day.I had 7 bosses including the head manager. If one person told you to do something another boss would get mad at you.

Worked there for 9yrs the first 6yrs were great until the Detroit plant shut down and management was mixed from employees from there to here. Great company to work for, great benefits and pay is good. It's an extremely dusty environment because of brake dust that gets in your  nose and lungs. I worked in cure press area and break line running presses.

When I was still working there, I really enjoyed the people and the work itself. A typical day at work would start slow but after the daily meeting and entering the workplace then the pace picks up.  Basically, I don't see anything hard with this job. Perhaps paperwork might be hard for the beginners. There is some area where you have to know how to key the computer to start the robot.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Operator 10 salaries reported	$19.79 per hour
Maintenance technician 5 salaries reported	$29.20 per hour
Accounting assistant 4 salaries reported	$20.75 per hour
Process technician 6 salaries reported	$24.87 per hour
Manufacturing supervisor 2 salaries reported	$66,500 per year

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