it technician

staff accountant

senior accountant

project manager in manufacturing

controller

OMCO (a MacLean-Fogg Company)

Usually start off the day well but later on was just too boring and slow because production would start to become slow. Everything i had learned and did as worker was and came off easy. Nothing really was a challenge for me.What i had learned was not to become to friendly with others or socialize with co-workers too much and just do your job and that is it. The co-workers there that i had worked with, all older females, were too much drama and gossiped too much. They would lie and start problems just to cover up there own behind. Did not like that very much so i had kept to myself as much as possible. Although, the most enjoyable part of my job was when my breaks and lunch time would come along, so i would not have to see nor hear the drama and allow my brain to refresh itself of the drowning of slow production and boring-ness that the warehouse was giving me.

I will say that the management in my department, Supervisor and leads of mills, was really great. They were quite understandable when given a situation and had attended to our needs very quickly or as soon as they could. They also came to help when the machines went down fairly quickly to help put us back into production.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The hours...7am-330pm
Clean environment 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Warsaw location allows bullying.
Good employees are not appreciated. 
If you are being harassed, or bullied don't mention it to management.  They don't want to be bothered and will tell you that YOU are the problem

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Negative environment 
No incentives for good workers.
Lazy, dramatic workers are favored.. especially if the workers are under 25.
This place prefers young non workers.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
People go thru your lunch left in the refrig.
Employees scream obscenities at older workers.
Dirty raunchy talk on the line and at break

Good place to work...always has overtime available. Sometimes uppermost management makes some interesting decisions. Observed drug screen for hiring-on. Fast-paced industrial atmosphere with good people. The floor managers do their best to help all day, every day. Great people on every shift, most employees are extremely helpful towards one another. You get dirty and come home smelling like coolant. It does get extremely hot in the summer.

Terrible management always drugged up. Coworkers act like they’re in high school with drama and rumors. They hire nothing but criminals and sadly the worse you do the higher up in management you go. Mentally not worth it even if you’re desperate for a job. You at least used to have job security but then they let tons of people go so you can’t even argue that anymore. The job isn’t hard, the extremely poor work environment is. There is absolutely nothing positive I could say about this place

i was taught multiple types of things, like welding, using a hand saw, multiple new hand tools, how to run a mill all by myself, how to perform change overs and how to perform maintience on my own machine, learned the whole process of lock-out/tag-out.

You learn how to run everything in factory working with people learning new machines mills op press op cnc machines tool and die maintenance setup mill presses tool and die caliber and micrometers I worked my way up to group leader- supervisor I enjoyed going to work and making sure I did the best job that I could I always give 100 percent at everything that I do .I am mechanically inclined I can figure out most problems

Hard to obtain employment here other than through a staffing agency. Overtime usually always available. Quality very helpful with teaching you things. Sometimes has to help the mill or do rework. Lifting anywhere from 2-25 pound parts 900-1000x a day by yourself to meet production needs. Will crosstrain you and teach you to use power tools/read calipers/micrometers and even to operate a fork truck.

The people at Omco are really very nice and easy to get along with. The foremans are well equipped with the knowledge of how make the job easier for different individuals.

work place was a little dusty, but it was fast paced environment. Working with a partner was necessary for the assembly of industrial size solar panels. From that I learned how to work with a partner, and gained the experience of constructive teamwork. The supervisors ran the workplace efficiently and made sure everyone had safety first, which is always a good thing.

It started out fun and I was being taught to be a mill operator.  The supervisor told me what machine would be mine. I ran the highest production ever of a particular part and was given all kinds of encouragement and feedback on Thursday. When I came in on Sunday I was put on a different job and I was never given any explanation of what happened.

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