machine operator

maintenance technician

quality assurance inspector

assembly operator

production specialist

RemArms

The work at this company is generally not physically demanding, though it can be mentally taxing depending on the department. One area where improvement is needed is in the consistency of job responsibilities and compensation. While pay rates are the same across machining departments, the workload can vary significantly. Some departments require only a few quality checks per shift, while others may require dozens. Implementing a tiered pay structure could help align compensation more fairly with the demands of each role.

Management is a mixed experience. The plant manager and engineers are knowledgeable and approachable. However, recent changes in leadership within the production department have introduced some challenges. There has been a noticeable emphasis on meeting production targets, sometimes at the expense of broader operational efficiency and employee morale.

Furloughs have also been a significant concern. Starting in November 2024, employees experienced an extended period of furloughs that lasted into March 2025. The uncertainty and financial strain during this time were difficult for many, especially as each week brought updates about further extensions due to external factors like supply chain disruptions.

The company is currently investing in a new facility, which could present new opportunities. However, a substantial portion of the workforce left during the furlough period, which raises concerns about staffing and readiness once the facility opens.

Despite these challenges, I appreciate the time I spent at the company and the opportunity to work with a skilled and hardworking team. I sincerely hope leadership takes the necessary steps to support their workforce and set the company up for long-term success.

Company doesn't seem like there progressing. Making bad parts and trying to sell them. The heat in the summer time in the building is almost death. You will get sick in there. Best job that makes money is machining and quality. Assemblers doesn't make anything for job they really do. But I left because I felt that it wasn't going to last and I see no company growth at all. You working in a temporary building. And they haven't even broke ground on there main building. It's tells a lot when you trying to look for growth in the company. Lied about looking inside for team members to get job. But hire outside all the time. If you can get through the summer with no ac. You might can work there. No real safety guidelines no defibrillator or medical if some really happen just a band aide and back to work. They don't even drug test to get the job. Some they don't care who they hire. Nobody seem to stay long after they really find out what's really going on .

What is the best part of working at the company?
Work Monday-Thursday with a 3 day weekend. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
No Safty or Quality in place.
Only 3 single unisex bathrooms. 
If it is 90 degrees outside it’s 110 degrees inside with no ventilation. Very hard to breathe at 
times.  Insurance is outrageously high. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very unprofessional and immature. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Very aggravating and hot. It feels like you’re walking into a 500 degree oven first thing in the morning. You’ll never have the material you need to complete your job.

Busy days, company sent me to school to learn more about CNC machining to help me grow. Good team, even though most of us were new, we learned together. They are in a temporary building but a new one is already being built( I drive by and check out the new spot). They do enforce safety rules but I appreciate that. It is nice to know I am part of a growing company with alot of potential to grow myself. If you show up daily, put in the work, no one bothers you. Do your job and go home. Plant Manager always willing to help me if I am unsure of something. 

Mismanaged hellscape. Old broken equipment. Consecutive layoffs with the same people making money at the top. Managers who hire friends as bosses. Union reps that refuse to represent employees who where hired after a certain date. Bad attitudes all around.

Honestly, the worst place you could work. There is no future or making this place into a career. You’re wasting your time. There is no moving forward. Every day they would it  make it seem like it was getting better but in reality it was just getting worse. The firearms they were attempting to make were below sub par. Only good thing about this place was the 4 day work weeks.If I could give this place zero stars I would. 

Not a bad place to work, the pay is decent, the benefits aren’t terrible. The work/life balance is excellent. My Supervisor/Manager(compliance manager) had a ton of industry experience and would give you the shirt off his back. I wish the other managers would take note and follow his example. He leads by example and was always out on the floor trying to mentor and help his subordinate employees. 

Working here is the definition of dead end job.
I knew after my first day I wouldn't be there very long.
Making sub par quality firearms.
A lot of fake two face backstabbers that are in position of authority.
The machines are seriously out dated and they cant seem to keep them running.

Terrible place to work. Worst place I have ever worked.  You don't have HR. They are never there. When she is she is not any help. Management is a joke. It's like they have never done this type of work before and this company has been around for years. Not a secure place to work either 

Bosses are decent and pay is ok would be better if it wasn't shutting down for good it used to be a great place to work and an awesome company to bad corporate greed and a crooked union did them in 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Machine operator 5 salaries reported	$21.33 per hour
Maintenance technician 3 salaries reported	$30.10 per hour
Quality assurance inspector 3 salaries reported	$21.06 per hour
Assembly operator 1 salary reported	$18.32 per hour
Production specialist 8 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour

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