material handler

machine operator

racker

assembler

powder coater

RAM Mounts

When hired, HR will tell you that there is a seven minute grace period for clocking in/out, but the managers seem to have a different set of rules, leading to my termination for being 1 minute late for my scheduled time, but well within the 7 minute grace period. The manager was incredibly defensive and hostile when pressed about the seven minute grace period, and why that didn't seem to apply to my case.

Workwise, it was very decentralized, but easy to find projects to keep yourself busy. If working swing shift as a material handler, don't expect to be trained well. The team lead isn't a very good English speaker, so it's a bit difficult to understand what to do at times. Other employees are helpful though.

The place is a revolving door and if you are in any way driven or experienced, you won’t last. Even the owner has no say in the operations of the company. It is left to inexperienced middle management and they bring a lot of conflict to otherwise happily working teams. After a surprising firing friendzy of valuable employees which caused a major lack of trust in the company, the Sales team dwindled significantly and I don’t believe there is anyone left working there aside from one or two since my departure. The longest employed is less than 5 years. That’s high turnover!

Typically just come in and start your machine, work unsupervised most of the day while so understaffed that you had to work multiple jobs. Management was by and large nonexistent, and annoyed if you brought things to their attention that only they could make executive decisions about, then do nothing about it, finally corporate would be unhappy about it, and management would finally make an appearance on the floor and tell you your work was subpar. Rinse, repeat. 

Very dirty. Poor ventilation in factory. The coveralls provided are used, dirty and full of holes. Very stingy with the gloves. Work is either fast paced and hectic or you find yourself holding a broom when there is nothing to do. Management is disorganized but helpful and supportive. Workers are not kept abreast of progress and so incentive and moral are lacking. Takes a certain type of person to work here. Not for everybody.

While the job itself is fairly easy, constant confusion about standards among to management has lead to the loss of customers and subsequent lay-off of employees prior to the virus outbreak. I was very happy with my job and the supervisorswere very understanding when I wanted to move to a different position, but the product grading process had no universal standards, so it was impossible to accurately establish what was good or what was bad.

RAM Mounts is a company full of fantastic people, support, and a fun atmosphere. Compensation is lacking for sales in regards to commission and base pay, but the benefits are solid. Management tends to be off and the company has a weird roadmap of the direction their heading in, but there's a bright future at RAM Mounts as far as the company goes. Overall a great place to work and enter the corporate workforce at.

Constantly changing leadership and policies. Change in policies were seldom announced in advance, We would come in to work and find expectations had changed.
 Work conditions were unsafe, each die cast machine has a crane for changing molds and one Monday we came in and the cranes had been inspected and all had red tags that said DO NOT USE and we were instructed to use anyway.

You get good feeling vibes, the staff is great and supportive and understanding. An all around great place to work.they really understand that family comes first and are really supportive about it not like many other companies. They make sure that you take your break and lunches.

It's a decent pay grade, but the company is disorganized more than other companies are. Women are barely ever hired, and when they are, they either leave quick or don't last a year. Diversity isn't a priority. There are maybe 2-3 people of color in the office. It just got old bearing the brunt of the lack of organizational cohesion for $2-4/hr under the market rate.

I would go into work everyday not knowing if my job is on the line or not. One minor mistake could be an easy fix they say but there is always issue between day shift and swing shift and he said she said. Gossip like high school all over again. Whether it’s a minor mistake or not they pick and choose who they want to believe by seniority. Basically favoritism. Management sucks period. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Material handler 5 salaries reported	$23.58 per hour
Machine operator 8 salaries reported	$23.78 per hour
Racker 2 salaries reported	$22.38 per hour
Assembler 2 salaries reported	$22.15 per hour
Powder coater 2 salaries reported	$24.00 per hour

Working at RAM Mounts: Company Overview and Reviews

RAM Mounts

RAM Mounts Ratings

Popular jobs at RAM Mounts

Salary Satisfaction

Job Seeker Tools

Employer Tools

Browse

Stay Connected