bindery

customer service representative

warehouse worker

manager

maintenance person

Semper

What is the best part of working at the company?
Jeff @ Semper kept me working for 7 years at the same company.  They were helpful with any issue that may have come up and were professional & a joy to work with.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Working with Jeff @ Semper was a wonderful experience. I dont remember any stress except when the contract ended & had to be resubmitted to their client for another extended time period. Sometimes that took a few days.  Overall they were always professional & resolved any issues quickly.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
For the 1st, 6 years the company I worked at the company through Semper was fast paced & high stress, but I was able to meet all their production goals, demands/deadlines. The culture was good & everyone worked together as a well organized team.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A typical day was assessing the goals and job deadlines per the production schedule and doing what was necessary to meet these goals.

A typicle day at work begins with light conversation of greetings between supervisors and co-employees followed by the direction of the day and what jobs are needed to be done, what jobs are upcoming. The enviroment is family oriented and employees are treated with the upmost respect not only by eachother but from lower level supervision to top management. Being an employee with this company has been satisfying and a fun place to work at. I have learned many other positions at this company as they cross train employees that show potential in growing with the company. 
Negativity was not tolerated within the company and when an employee displayed negative attitudes they were dealt with in a respectable manner and with the concern for other employees in mind, and the impact it could have on them.

A typical work day was early arrival to a work site for industrial companies like Verizon to do glucose testing, blood pressure monitoring, height and weights/ bio metric screening or counseling on the results of these screenings.
Co workers are team oriented because that is the nature of the events. The most recent event at which I worked was 'Kidney Action Day' held at City Hall Plaza in Boston. These events reach vast numbers of diverse people and give important health information and incentives to check with a doctor if a person has not accessed health care and some came for a check before lunch for support in diabetes care.Consent forms and HIPPA laws are very important in these settings.The most enjoyable part of this job is meeting people and encouraging better health measures and positive life habits.

For the site assigned; to was only partially trained and had to learn on the go, picked up quickly though; printers had a lot of quirks (shutting of for no reason, jamming a lot) until they finally had them  a PM. Sometimes jobs were not programmed correctly, so a lot did have to be sent back. First shift would take the long runs from your machine and leave the little runs- which could affect your metrics; that was never addressed. Second shift supervisor liked my work and how fast I picked up on the processes even though I had not been trained on it all; had to learn on the go; which management realized I was thrown to the wolves. In the sign shop I was not told bad quality prints had to be scanned back in so it would not be blamed on me.

When looking to get started working in the Graphic Arts industry in a new city or Metropolitan area. I recommend Semper as the easiet, most professional way to success in the industry. The wages are fair and management is responsive and helpful.

A typical day consisted of answering 3 phones one of which was a multi-line phone. I greeted all guests, registered them in the system and informed the company of their guests. I would also assist in different projects for the HR dept or any dept that needed a set of extra hands. I enjoyed working for BCBSA. There was never a dull moment and I really liked my co-workers. My manager was an awesome boss.

Process all manually job for bindery. I have learned working on collation equipment, trimmer equipment. Management knows what he is doing and is very helpful and wishing that they had more work to keep me on. The team work is out standing we get the job done. The hardest is standing at times depending what the job details in. The most enjoyable the people how they just come in and get there assignment and get the job done.

I have work off and on with with Semper Staffing for over a year and this is the only assignment I have been given. I have been hoping that they have other assignments for me, but not so. As of right now they have no work/assignments for me I think it's time for me to move on.

I was looking for something temporary when I dissolved the small print shop I had run for 4 years. Semper was able to place me in a job within a week. The 3 month position turned into over 6 months. Pay was adequate for my experience. Semper communicated well and was easy to work with.

I had a lot of personal issues in my life at the time and this was a great distraction.  The company was family owned, I knew I was the outsider.  The benefits and lunches were great, as were the people.  I enjoyed learning new sales techniques and applying them. I work at an excelled pace, and I never had enough work to keep me busy.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Bindery 301 salaries reported	$22.90 per hour
Customer service representative 19 salaries reported	$67,105 per year
Warehouse worker 44 salaries reported	$18.96 per hour
Manager 24 salaries reported	$88,104 per year
Maintenance person 9 salaries reported	$31.33 per hour

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