shuttle driver

safety manager

supervisor

operations supervisor

mechanic

Precision Vehicle Logistics

What is the best part of working at the company?
You only need to work four days a week

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
You are required to work a minimum of 50 hours but they only pay you for 40. You are required to work to cover others being late. Micromanaging is horrible toxic environment.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Toxic and micromanaging is done by upper management but they are constantly yelling at employees for asking questions about the job.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
You are expected to be in the office and outside monitoring work flow at the same time. Though it’s a two person job 1 person will be required to do both jobs frequently.

I’ve had supervisor on my id now for over 10 months and not once have I been offered a class or any type of training or advancement in my title, not treated the same as other employees with the same title..title on the company profile not the same title on my company ID.. I’m on the job every day, doing the duty’s of my title but see none of the praises from anyone. I use my own vehicle but get no compensation for fuel, but I use to! While others in the sa me function get fuel and or a company vehicle. So I would have to say that fairness is a issue with the area I perform..but it could be my age! When I first got my promotion I was treated like I was told I would be treated…but as time went by it changed.

This company is new to fort wayne assembly and it shows. The yard employees try their hardest to talk with and help supervisors on duty since they don’t know the ins and outs of the job and just read numbers on papers. But they take it as the yard employees insulting their intelligence. Certain supervisors don’t know how to make their own decisions and look at the higher ups that don’t care about the employees. if precision wanted this place to work they would’ve gotten rid of all old management from the previous company, but instead, they brought back some bad apples that have no clue have to supervise correctly and don’t know how the yard operates in the slightest.

This is for the Fort Wayne Location only. 
Honestly a great place to work if you can get over who you work with. It’s mostly undereducated men, so more insecurity and drama than middle school, but management is agreeable and works well to accommodate individually. Hours are dependent on how much there is to do, so you will most likely not get 8 hours every day, but if you are on rail or shuttle there is incentive that can make up the difference. If you like working outside, having your afternoons/evenings completely free, and work consistently easy work: this job is great. If you aren’t a fan of heights or tight spaces, or struggle to lift your body weight, this job will suck.  

Work-life balance is also respected. Flexible scheduling, reasonable workloads, and genuine understanding during personal challenges demonstrate that employees are valued as people, not just productivity metrics. Competitive compensation and benefits further reinforce that appreciation.

Most importantly, a positive culture defines the workplace. Colleagues celebrate each other’s achievements, diversity is embraced, and inclusion is more than just a policy—it is practiced daily. In such an environment, employees are motivated not only to perform well but to stay and grow, making the company stronger year after year.

We ship finished vehicles for GM and other manufactures.  I have learned to help other at all times no matter what.  My bosses are the best and always are willing to help out no matter what.  Workplace culture in all inclusive.  We work with all people no matter what.  Hardest part of the job is the maintenance of peoples mental state.  Trying to keep everyone happy and motivated.  The most enjoyable part of the job is the people I work for and making our customer happy.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Weekly pay  and good benefits. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Management withholds necessary training and information.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
They treat the supervisors like union employees. 
Some supervisors treat the union workers like 2nd class citizens. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A day filled with trying to train myself.

They blame your for things when you can prove the system is wrong. They belittle workers. There is screaming matches between workers/supervisors. The supervisors are constantly threatening to write you up. They will fire you out of no where and make you beg for your job back. People who gets caught stealing or wrecking product get their jobs back. Favouritism, racism, and sexist.

The job is very simple if you mind your business and keep to yourself. The pay is not the best but your only parking cars and scanning them and driving them onto the rail cars( if your a rail loader) I enjoyed working there. Sometimes it got very busy and stressful but overall a pretty decent company 

Management doesn’t care about employees . Terminal managers have favorites and treat other employees horribly. Pay is horrible for the amount of work they put on you . 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Shuttle driver 1 salary reported	$13.50 per hour
Safety manager 8 salaries reported	$65,000 per year
Supervisor 7 salaries reported	$44,750 per year
Operations supervisor 7 salaries reported	$50,286 per year
Mechanic 1 salary reported	$30.00 per hour

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