machine operator

forklift operator

production lead

manufacturing technician

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Prinsco

A typical day at Prinsco involves menial and monotonous tasks that are quite boring. The day goes by quicker if you have someone to work with that you enjoy. Upper management is questionable, as they don't seem to listen to the suggestions of the production floor. I lost my job because of an internal power struggle between my supervisor at the time, and the guy below him. The guy below him had a brother who was the Assistant Production Manager and wanted my supervisor's job. Seeing that I was next in line for the job, I lost my job, along with my supervisor. It's a decent place to work, but not a career.

When I worked there, we had some unstable folks in the office.  Management didn't really do much about it.  We had an "intervention" one day and that went nowhere until the owners of the company showed up and fired us 1 by 1.  I was so stupid, I trained my replacement!  The people in the warehouse were very nice, as well as the department I worked with in Wisconsin.  The days were like any in the office; clerical work, phones, taking orders from customers, doing a little bit of accounts payable.  I don't know what the company is like now.  It's been years since I worked there.

Jesup plant manager is the worst I have ever encountered or worked for. Micromanaging, nonstop meetings- meetings about meetings. Corporate HR is also a complete joke. 
The actual “work” itself is not hard or difficult, to be honest the amount of pay for the work done is really decent. Prinsco COULD be a really great place to work for, but the areas were they are lacking make this the ONLY company I’ve ever worked for that I would absolutely NOT recommend to ANYONE!

Beside it taking me multiple applications and denial emails and reapplying I got an interview to get hired it wasn’t what I expected I expected it to be well run with great team members but it was not the management told me what I wanted to here and didn’t show me it at all there was no respect it seemed like ppl we’re there to hang out with family and friends instead of work and if u didn’t know them they kept it that way they pay well but u work hard for your money you can’t advance in the job because all openings get picked for friends and family if your not related or best buds I wouldn’t recommend going there for a job

After working here better than a years time, I was "laid off" because I wasnt supposedly Gelling with the plant. Fast paced, arrogant PM who only cares about his little group of buddies. He should never have been given that spot. This place can be dangerous, its extremely hot in the summer, extremely cold in the winter. The favorites get away with murder and if your arent a favorite, they figure out how to get you out of there. Id never recommend this place to anyone for employment.

Prinsco is an company I see myself staying at for a few years. They really try to invest in employees with activities and recognition. It has
make a lot of changes in the past few years but seems to be going in the right direction. You really have to apply yourself and be dedicated to move into higher roles and responsibilities. My team makes my job really enjoyable and the challenges I get to work with make me feel like I'm actually contributing.

After working there for several years they don't take floor personnel advice on anything. All they care about is how much pipe gets out the door in any given shift. No matter the weather, or how many people came into work that day, or if the safety equipment is inadequate. For how big talk they are about 'family run business' they don't care.

Good job for a single person trying to make some money. With all the hours they have you working you will make some dough. If you have kids and a family that you like seeing this is not a job for you. Lots of mandatory Saturdays. Lots of issues with the lines being down and tons of scrap getting made. We go through so many people due to the amount of hrs being worked and how management does things. So many people are looking for jobs trying to get out of here. Very depressing place to work. 

This location has been on a downward spiral for years now, but the past 6 months really takes the cake. Our plant manager has zero idea of what's going on, and doesn't care to commit either. He is only at the job site about 30% of the time and even then, he is secluded in his office. Never makes an appearance out in the plants unless corporate is down for a visit. Morale is at an all time low, we get zero support half the time, and there's no organized flow anywhere on any position.

I am new to the company but I see that it is a Great Company to work for. It's a job, don't get me wrong and there is work to be done, but I am being taught very well, great communication with the office and HR as with employee's on the production floor. My first day, in between his busy schedule, the Plant Manager took time to show me around the facility and yard and go over day to day operations. I enjoy the Job and plan to grow with the company. Great Place to Work!!!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Machine operator 7 salaries reported	$21.88 per hour
Forklift operator 8 salaries reported	$20.94 per hour
Production lead 1 salary reported	$30.77 per hour
Manufacturing technician 29 salaries reported	$22.14 per hour
Yard worker 25 salaries reported	$20.55 per hour

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