machine operator

warehouse associate

production

maintenance mechanic

laborer

Poly Vinyl

Management doesn’t want you to become better, petty about punch ins and they would rather watch your clock in and out than to give a comfortable cushion to clock in.. very low lack of communication.. Management loves to reprimand people rather than help organize and listen to the problems that actually are an issue that could make the plant better.. If you have personally issues they won’t care or listen and they don’t check up on their employees, or even try to keep important employees, they would rather watch them walk away..

They will expect you to do your work along with other peoples and they call it teamwork. The managment is horrible they'll say one thing and then do the exact opposite. Promotions are based on who likes you and who doesn't. The rules vary depending on who you are the company hand book is just there to make you think they have structure. The pay is alright but not nearly competitive for what you are expected to do. Work enviroment is very dirty, hot, loud, and extremely dangerous.

I worked here with perfect attendance for 3 plus years. Trained at least a dozen people in warehouse and floor operations regarding material handling. Then when I was threatened by a trainee and reported they allowed the person back on the property without investigating. That next night said trainee threatened me again and I was asked to leave the property.  Not him. He was allowed to stay and I was terminated. Not exactly the culture I would wish on anyone. 

I enjoy working at poly vinyl company it is a good
Place to work. It is for the most part clean. It is fast pace and stressful at times. You must be proficient at multitasking and ordering all your materials for the nightly run and fours hours into the next shift. You also need to have computer knowledge as well.

Lots of favoritism and lies. if management doesn't like you, you'll be targeted. Bad management
- work ok not lot people but the environment is bad and they need have a talk with whoever is the supervisor 
-like to favoritism people


Typical day included starting off with meetings in the morning  and then going to assigned work station. There were alot of people in the same boat as me as far as working there during the summer between school years. For what it was I enjoyed working there.

A typical day at work for me would include setting up my machines. Like hanging my die on my machine, setting up my equipment for my line, ordering up all my pallets and boxes for my job. I would also start the machine up and pull the plastic down the line, I would work on the part until it met specific measurements on a blueprint.

Poly Vinyl is a smaller company with good customer focus.  They use quality tools usually more common with larger companies.  They need to improve upon overall culture, but things look positive for the future.  The CEO is a younger person who "gets it".

Only if you need a place to work for the moment. Current management not considerate of workplace safety, averages one to two injuries per month. When safety issues are brought up, they are disregarded and one is told to just keep working.

Management is terrible. Do not go there. They love firing people. They discipline everyone instead of the individual. They don’t care about your mental health in which they have posters for in the lunch room.(if you’re suffering from and need help) 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Machine operator 6 salaries reported	$20.33 per hour
Warehouse associate 3 salaries reported	$19.33 per hour
Production 3 salaries reported	$18.83 per hour
Maintenance mechanic 1 salary reported	$27.50 per hour
Laborer 1 salary reported	$17.00 per hour

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