locksmith

warehouse associate

social media specialist

pc technician

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SECLOCK

I’ve been working at SecLock for several years, and it’s been one of the most rewarding work experiences of my career. The warehouse team is full of hardworking, dedicated individuals who look out for one another, and the leadership—both leads and managers—truly cares about the well-being and success of the employees.

What really stands out at SecLock is the level of support and opportunity. Whether it’s learning new systems, adapting to change, or growing into leadership roles, the team encourages development and works together to get the job done right. During our recent warehouse transition, I saw how every department came together to make it happen, which speaks volumes about the teamwork and culture here.

SecLock also offers great compensation, excellent benefits, and still participates in profit sharing—something you don’t see often these days. They reward hard work and commitment, and they genuinely want their people to succeed, both personally and professionally.

No workplace is perfect, but what matters is how issues are handled—and at SecLock, they’re addressed with fairness, honesty, and open communication. If you’re looking for a place where your work is valued, and your effort makes a difference, SecLock is a great place to be.


I started at Seclock about 7 years ago after being laid off from a long retail career. I always wanted to work in a warehouse (away from customers), and have a regular schedule for once in my life! I started out picking orders, did receiving, then learned how to pack and ship out orders. I'm used to being on my feet and getting in 10-12,000 steps in a day, so I like the fast pace and keeping busy. The hardest part of the job is probably learning the parts and how to identify if certain things are wrong. We build and modify lots of parts, so  attention to detail is a must!

Pay is pretty average to start, but you can work your way up pretty quickly depending on your hustle. It definitely pays to stay here a while, not many companies do profit sharing anymore. The medical benefits were free for many years, but now I only pay around $120 a month for the wife and I.

Management does expect a lot, but allows you to work pretty independently. If you can be cross-trained, and are willing to work wherever they need you, it will help your cause!

I worked directly with the head locksmith, a very knowledgeable and kind gentleman. We hit it off immediately and worked very well as a team. 

I already had the skills I needed to fulfill customer orders; mainly I learned how to use the company's engraving and computer key machines, and how their paperwork was set up. 

Management was very new and did not seem to understand the place of the Lock Shop in the greater company, or the importance of the work it does. I was not given a clear job offer or picture of what to expect for my future. 

The hardest part of the job was trying to communicate with management and have them hear me. They hired me to work specific hours with weekly OT and then reneged on my OT with no warning. It was a financial hardship and very frustrating.

The most enjoyable part of the job was the more challenging customer requests- for master key systems, or for a key that we would have to dig through the records to find. I enjoyed the more in-depth projects, and learning about different product lines.

Owners, Senior Executives and HR expect you to bend over backwards for them but that doesn’t mean they’ll do it for you. You could be the best employee in your department but that doesn’t mean anything, if they want to they will find a reason to push you out or fire you. Value the weak links who are pushovers more than anything. HR will not help or protect you in any way they are only there to prevent the company from being sued. Pay is mediocre at best. Can’t trust your coworkers. It’s a typical corporate environment trying to pretend to be a close knit family run company. You are just a cog in their wheel, and they don’t care about you at all. The best thing that could happen to this company is if someone else bought it and cleaned house from the top down. PTO policy is a joke too. You get a very small number of days every year that cover vacation/sick/personal time and it never changes. No matter how long you’ve been with the company, it’s the same amount of PTO.

Decent folks to work with for the most part, there is one lead who I had issues with that ultimately did not work out for me in the end.
I asked my manager(s) a request to switch departments and to be placed back in to a role that I was better at and denied several times, and reasons given that did not make any sense, and the last attempt to switch felt like I had a target on my back for termination even though it sounded like it was favorable, my gut told me it’s time to leave. the entire time felt like a Catch-22 situation Ultimately I was placed in a role for a year and some change that I was not growing in and constant problems kept arising. Be very careful if you’re going to work here and my advice do not share any personal information, just focus on your work, because it will backfire, the lead I worked with has a tendency to ask very personal questions that are awkward or just plain inappropriate. So again I say, be careful. 




Mind you this is merely my opinion on my experience while working at Seclock.  As you can see by previous posts, there seems to be an on going theme.  HR didn't seem to care for the employees.  They sided with management on numerous occasions while sweeping toxic and hostile behavior by management under the rug. Berating employees in front of other employees. Treating employees as if they're 5 year old. Dealing with walk-in customers in a condescending manner. Micro managing at its finest going on here.  There's very little room for advancement. PTO time off is horrible.  13 days off no matter how long you worked there.  I will say benefits and weekends off were great but that's it. Documentation is key while working here.  Once again mind you just my experience. 

A typical day, it's warehouse work, it's boring. Co-workers can be fun but the majority of the work is boring.
Management, HR will protect themselves at all cost. My suggestion is to document everything you find offensive.
The workplace culture can be vulgar and hostile at times. I was on the receiving end of being berated as if I were a 5 year old child.
This is just my perspective, do not trust anyone at this facility that has a title in front of their name, as I stated, management will protect themselves at all cost. This seems to be a pattern if you read previous reviews.


Condescending and patronizing management fits the description of the type of people who run this place, A warehouse manager who  gives off subtle vibes that he is better than everyone, and another who is child-like. 

co-workers are cool, pay is sub-par, if you’re considering working here, really think twice.. three times about it. 

They also tend to make promises and never own up to it. Don’t bother filing anything with HR, they only cover their own or people higher above. Do NOT trust Hr for anything!!

The family owned aspect that they speak of on the intro is accurate. In 2010.  The call volume is unrelenting.  It's a very busy and successful business.  If you take a sales position there just understand you are asked to rush off a call in 4 minutes with a customer that waited 10.  It turned into a meat grinder.  No relationships with customers

Working remote for this company is fantastic! I feel very much connected and part of a team. Management is very good here for TSR's and CSR's. Cant speak for other departments. It is good pay for a days work and that is all they really expect out of you is to do the job they hired you for. Not a good place for c players or coasters. If you hustle and just do the work, all is well.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Locksmith 3 salaries reported	$31.00 per hour
Warehouse associate 2 salaries reported	$31.00 per hour
Social media specialist 2 salaries reported	$30.00 per hour
Pc technician 2 salaries reported	$43.75 per hour
Handy man 1 salary reported	$28.50 per hour

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