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RoMac Building Supply

Working for RoMac as very clandish and inconsistent. When you interview with this company, they are not quite defined what your job requirements are. Rate of pay is very good, for the area. What is asked of you after starting there continues to mounts of expectations, then management pressures you why you are not getting back for another load. The company's outlook is that we have been there 40+ years doing the same practices and will continue to do the same. Understanding that times have change in the retail industry are not like the way it was 40+ years ago. Equipment is not road worthy and expected to carry loads over weight, so your CDL is in threat when on the road. Their attitude about this is, " We don't get in trouble, what's the problem." Just don't let the presents of how they present themselves is not what it truly is. One good part is, your off on the weekends except for one weekend out of the year due to annual inventory.

The management at RO-MAC is very well put together as well as the other staff members. Everybody is very courteous and easy to get along and working along side them is a good experience in its own right. Being treated with respect is something that you come to know well as an employee with this company, but with that being said you do not recieve the compensation that you deserve while working here. Being a strong, dedicated employee is not enough and regardless of the numerous compliments that I recieved in the customer service area of my job and the oustanding track record with making the company extra money (pushing extra product to customers, moving jobs up, saving time, ect) I was told I was only valued at a certain amount of money and I was not going to exceed that amount, and the dollar amount was not respectable in any way.

I was interviewed and hired for a night shift forklift position. I was assigned to manual labor until the staff in charge of forklift training was available. I then was told that the trainer was on vacation with no set return date, and was told with no notice that I was being moved to morning shift with mandatory overtime (was told no mandatory overtime in interview). They are dishonest in order to get you to accept the job and will bait and switch with worse work conditions. Understaffed because they treat their employees poorly and cannot keep them. Pay was fine but nothing to be excited for.

Worked as CDL driver for lumber yard and door dept., both are sometimes confusing because loads including orders and/or products are sometimes made wrong by employees, which sometimes causes chaos for all involved, which could cause you to become confused and if you don't solve the problems it can only get worse, including manager(s) threatening to fire you.  If you're a fast learner and can handle fixing unexpected problems during any outdoor Florida season, then you should be okay.  It's really not a bad place to work once you get use to it.   

A typical day at work is active and engaging.  We are encouraged to continuously improve and streamline our workflow through organizational programs while working together as a team to better serve our customers. Te most challenging aspect of the job is managing priorities on especially busy days, but it is also rewarding.  At the end of the day, there is a real sense of accomplishment in helping the company run smoothly and being part of such a dedicated team.   Overall, it's a great place to work!

As a delivery driver you're given a different route and assigned a vehicle which could take you one or a few hours to complete.  I learned that team work is essential here in many ways.  Management is good to employees and can often work with them if they need brief time off etc.  Workplace culture is often busy but safe. Most challenging part of job is fixing problems concerning job routes, truck loads, job sites, people etc. Most enjoyable part of job is the feeling of completing a delivery route.

At first working for the company was good but as time grew i got tired of coming in to work and always knowing that if you needed any kind of help on anything 90% of the time you didn't get it until much later. A lot of stress at this place. No acknowledgement at all for all the hard work you do.

I really enjoy working at RoMac Building Supply because of the strong sense of support and respect that exists from the leadership team down to every employee. The culture here is rooted in meaningful core values that truly guide our work, and there’s a genuine commitment to growth—both personally and professionally. I appreciate the opportunities we're given to learn, take on new challenges, and contribute to something bigger.

Used to be T&D distribution. Now after being bought out by Romac everyone has to comply with new safety rules. Management is not the best. People are not helpful. Every man for himself type of job. Pros are the work is not the hardest. But, it can get very hot. Weekends off which is awesome if you have family. If you don’t know anything about lumber you will struggle and not get much help. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Nothing no matter what they will say it work ethic is bad 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
No matter what u do u can't win

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Full rumor mill ,,nobody is willing to help or give hand

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Truck driver 25 salaries reported	$22.24 per hour
Service technician 8 salaries reported	$19.75 per hour
Warehouse worker 11 salaries reported	$17.32 per hour
Installer 5 salaries reported	$19.70 per hour
Insulator 3 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour

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