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I worked from 6am to 5pm Monday through Thursday, with Friday through Sunday off. I loved having three days in a row off. I learned a lot about cost accounting and government rules and what laws govern cost accounting. I loved working with a contract and researching the contract when a question arose. Management was real lax. I liked being trusted to do my job by management but disliked the inconstant decisions or never making a decision when there was a need to make one. If a decision was made it was never shared with the employees that needed to know. I liked my coworkers (except the smokers never stayed in their own space).The job was not hard at all but if I have to say which part was hardest, it was the lack of direction by management. The most enjoyable part of the job was learning new things. I wish I could have learned more or there would have been an opportunity for advancement.

No matter position that an employee holds they are consider a part of the team. And they are treated like one, and everyone is willing to help each other for the most part.

A person can get hired without knowing anything about the fire sprinkler business. If they are willing and able to learn there are a lot of opportunities for advancement. A lot of the employees right out of high school, and worked their way through college. And moved on to good jobs within the company.

Every other Friday throughout the summer there is a bbq for lunch. There is a fun family outing every summer for the employees and their family.

Fairly small company, with a great work staff that I enjoy working with.  I have learned a lot about the requirements for businesses to keep their extinguishers, ansul systems, and sprinkler systems up to date.  The most enjoyable part of my job is being able to accomplish getting the books and the inventory accurate, and being able to take pride in providing the company with what they have desperately needed for quite sometime.

If you've ever had the desire to have the feeling that someone is constantly leaning over your shoulder to watch you work, while giving you nothing to do and expecting you to invent solutions to their problems in a vacuum, this is the job for you. What's that I hear? You don't want to experience the joy of minimal and non-constructive training mixed with incredibly vague expectations? That's ok, they only want you to have a college degree, but don't have any way for you to actually utilize your skills. 

Get to work and put your jumpsuit on go out side socialize for a minute go back down and get your station ready start working I learn diligence and the ability to pay close attention to detail. How does part of the job is going out and doing repetitive work on an extremely big order. Management is fantastic I think they're very understanding and have compassion. Most enjoyable part of my job was to be around the coworkers and see the amount of work that I had finished at the end of the day

Decent. I absolutely love the work but can’t stand the people. They are the number one downfall of this company. They act like they are better than everyone else around them and really just ends up being a toxic work environment.  It goes great depending on the people you work with and if you enjoy labor work which I do. 

Sit in front of my Workstation most of the day, learned the functionality of the data base, managed my own time, relatively comfortable work environment, coworkers pleasant to work with, the hardest part of the job was vendor access for software implementation and the most enjoyable part was management pleasantness.

I worked there for just over three years and as a helper it was perfect. As soon as I became foreman my uncle(the owner) had me doing everything all the other foreman were but no where close the same pay. The jobs were far from home and too much of a  commute for me.

Employees are kind and understanding, wages are fair, usually time for some overtime throughout the week. Always able to learn something new and they are always willing to teach. 

worked with variety of tools and fork lifts. start off as the lowest position and within a few years was in a management position, work a variety of job positions was laid off on the 3rd go around due to economy crash.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Fire engineer 2 salaries reported	$23.00 per hour
Fire sprinkler technician 5 salaries reported	$66,000 per year
Inspector 1 salary reported	$23.00 per hour
Alarm technician 4 salaries reported	$22.50 per hour
Operations administrator 2 salaries reported	$23.00 per hour

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