valve technician

cnc machinist

senior quality control inspector

senior inspector

manufacturing engineer

Precision Fluid Controls, Inc.

 Minimal bee ess. Make good parts, share a silly joke or two, and go home. Amazing work-life balance, and a relaxed but focused atmosphere.

 PFC leadership truly doesn't allow anyone to go without needed support, but doesn't breathe down your neck either. They reliably staff leads and management even at night, who manage and delegate workflows and workloads well, and upper management seems to genuinely care a lot about us.

There are tons of growth and learning opportunities for those who want it and are capable. People are actually there to work, rather than bicker or compete. Some of the OGs are quirky, but forthcoming and helpful. Knowledge isn't goaded here, and everybody looks out for everybody. 

TL;DR: 
PFC is a very productive and supportive enviornment, without the cutthroat culture you'll find in a lot of other shops. It's really, REALLY nice. (Please don't ruin it.)

*This is not an entry level shop, by any means. They will absolutely push and help you to grow, but you need at least a few years of experience to really even be teachable (let alone safe or successful) in this setting.

*If you are highly experienced, PFC is a refreshing place to work truly as a team of individuals: without micromanagement, backstabbing, or liability hires. You can bring your own toolbox, and we have coffee and snacks!

Everyday is a learning at PFC. Coworkers and management will help you with problems and questions that you may have during the course of the day. Coworkers are friendly, and make working at PFC enjoyable. This company is at the cutting edge of manufacturing technology, which often requires difficult problems to be solved, though at times it can be stressful. The healthcare plans that PFC offers are hands-down the best I have ever seen any company offer. 

A typical work day at PFC is getting in early flipping inserts and changing bars and drills. I learned how to set up a lathe from a piece of paper they gave me and told me to follow. I learned about tooling by looking up information on my own spare time. Management does not listen to its employees and are one sided. The hardest part about this job was that i had to do a lot of learning on my own with little to no help. The most enjoyable part about this job is that i fell in love with machining and want to learn more.

What is the best part of working at the company?
the healthcare and pay are very good

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
there lack of ability or system to effectively train people no person to track your training or ensure that you were trained correctly

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
better than most if you get accepted by guys their 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
typical go in run your machine go home

Fast paced rapidly growing company. Great place to work if you love what you do and want to contribute to the company growth. They Will take care of you! Management listens to your opinions/suggestions and applies them if it makes sense for the situation. The benefits are some of the best I have experienced, you might argue they are as good as a state employee.  Wide range of experience between people  on the shop floor, which makes things smoother if you have problems. You will like it here! 

If you’re looking for a stable job and a good job, look elsewhere!! They hire and fire people every single year. They don’t care about personal things. They say they’re all a family but that’s a huge lie, nobody is getting a share of that company! If you don’t revolve your entire life around this joke of a company, they’ll toss you. The female CEO sure is a piece of work. 

Very stressful setting, management want there parts done quickly and are not afraid to let you know that. They are always hiring because people are always quitting or getting fired. Pay is great and so are the benefits. 

Great work environment for younger technicians looking to improve their technical and trade mechanics.
I came into the industry completely green. This company taught me many skills and detailed fundamentals to further my career.

some people are friendly but it doesnt seem genuine. people holding leadership positions shouldn’t be leaders. the owners would rather fill positions in with their relatives than skill based. you’ll probably be working on things that weren’t in job descriptions. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The admin fraternize with the employees and are having non professional relationships 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
All of its very comfortable and not a good space to work around lots of drama

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Valve technician 2 salaries reported	$38.50 per hour
Cnc machinist 5 salaries reported	$40.00 per hour
Senior quality control inspector 3 salaries reported	$27.50 per hour
Senior inspector 4 salaries reported	$32.50 per hour
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