machine operator

warehouse associate

senior machine operator

maintenance technician

custodian

OSG Corporation

Things that would help effiency often get overlooked by management while the focus remains strong on a particular dept.  Job stability good as screws and splines are always needed. Not reliant on the auto industry.  Monthy bonuses/Yearly raises but starting wages are on the lower side of the industry.  No real room to grow, be content with being stuck in the position you are hired into for a WHILE. Production shop.  No crosstraining(only a select few), they should consider crosstraining everyone in the case of senior guys taking vacation and attendance issues.  Turnaround is horrible, they go through alot of people for various different reasons.  Manufacturing is up right now and i got a feeling that osg(since starting pay isnt great) is just a filler job until some get the job they really want.

The sales force needs to be personally motivated to grow, but the company provides all the needed resources to make this easy to do. I’ve learned a lot about cutting tools and sales techniques from OSG. I was pleasantly surprised how friendly and down to earth the management team is and how willing they are to work with you to help you grow. OSG’s work place culture is second to none. I’ve never seen a company so willing to hear new ideas or suggestions and support them. The hardest part of the job is learning the new CRM, but even that is not too difficult and I have been helped anytime I needed it. The most enjoyable part of the job is interacting with customers as well as fellow employees. Great things happen when people work together!

OSG is a very engaging company. Training on products started immediately, with plenty or resources available to assist both printed and personnel. The workplace culture is 2nd to no place I have worked in the past.  OSG definitely cares that the employee is happy in the workday and has all of the tools needed to get the job done.  I also have a very supportive manager who dives right into any questions or situations I bring them, very hand on and appreciated. We do maintain a high level of business so that can be a challenge to keep in front of, but with that said, the rest of the company steps up to support when needed. I mostly enjoy the people I work with, there is real comradery here within the organization.  This company moves as one unit. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Best part is the management. They don't micromanage.  Management trusts operators to get the job done on time. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The only stress is the stress I put on  myself.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Everyone keep to them selves for the most part. 
Not much culture just with have P.R.I.D.E. as are motivation.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Run cnc or surface grinders. Measure depth or length or angles. Setup a few different  sets of dies a day. Some jobs require more patience then others.

This is a good job to get your feet wet in CNC programming but not for long term since this will literally kill your career (you will not learn anything that can be applied in engineering situations). There is no room for advancing and poor management through out whole organization. 

Very nice people however everyone throws each other under the bus. No accountability and no follow through. Lacks management with knowledge of critical thinking and basic understanding of business  principles.

OSG is a very openly encouraging environment with room for advancement and better than average benefits.  Leadership is dedicated to improving the employees and there is opportunity for growth.   That being said, the production is based on J.I.T. and compete against other large OEMs that do build stock. This is  major disadvantage that will never change.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Gave me time away from my wife. Oh, if I could save time in a bottle!



What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
None, former employee. In my world, it's only stressful if I make it that way.







What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Good to be indoors after working out side a long time. Other than that, lights & indoor plumbing. 


What is a typical day like for you at the company?
None, former employee. Same as any operator job... punch in, make parts, go home.

When I first started at OSG they were a well rounded and well respected company. But when the new president took over, their values changed. They use to put their employees first. In 2016 they fired 13 employees including myself for no reason. Their product is amazing and continues to be the best round tooling manufacturer. I can't say anything bad about their product quality but how they treat their employees is not fair.

they kept people in key positions that need to be gone and let the ego run the company, they are closing 3 of the 4 locations.

they have factories around the world but you have a six month wait on tools.    then the customer is very upset to find out that they are not able to receive a refund after waiting on a tool for 6 months after a 8 week quote time. just poorly ran and is not worth the stress they put on you.

A very oldschool manufacturing environment, with early mornings every day and early evenings every day.  Management was OK, culture was kinda bleh, but compared to other companies I've worked at since, it's actually pretty good.  Hardest part of the job is maintaining the paper file system of quotes, enjoyable part was goofing around with coworkers when it was slow.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Machine operator 9 salaries reported	$21.79 per hour
Warehouse associate 10 salaries reported	$18.00 per hour
Senior machine operator 5 salaries reported	$20.24 per hour
Maintenance technician 2 salaries reported	$20.75 per hour
Custodian 4 salaries reported	$17.50 per hour

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