production supervisor

senior financial analyst

financial analyst

process engineer

maintenance supervisor

TIMET

What is the best part of working at the company?
I met a lot of good hard working people

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Knowing I was paid the least of the crew of new hires but expected to lead and teach. Not feeling appreciated for all the holidays I worked. My bonuses for working holidays stolen by leadership because they came in gift cards. Trying to reapply after I had to quit during an 8 week layoff . And all I got was retaliation from HR , interviewed me and threw my resume in the trash. Such a waste, they trained and paid me to know how to operate and fix every piece of machinery, but wouldn't hire me after the covid. Even the leaders were confused as I was one of the techs who actually enjoyed the job it self.  The way the techs were fired was hush why not give the guys a severance check or a chance to quit and rehire. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The environment,  was extreme labor, half the time your soaked in hydraulic oil or your coworker sprays you with oil because they forget to put bolts in correctly.  

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
As soon as you clock in and turn your radio you are running with the wolves on call job to job fixing and maintaining.  I loved that part.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The best part of working at Timet is leaving Timet. I’ve never seen a company treat people so horribly. Pay well, but money is definitely not everything!

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Lack of organization, lack of management doing just that…managing, the constant state of panic to get product out the door no matter what. Quality is not a factor. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Toxic. It doesn’t matter if you’re knowledgeable or do your job properly. Getting things done the quickest way possible, flying by the seat of your pants, reacting to the whip that is cracked (or swinging it) is what matters at Timet. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A typical day is walking in and feeling completely sick at your stomach, checking your 401k to see if you really, really need to subject yourself to that misery anymore. Thank God, the answer for me was no!

I work through a Temp Agency from the time i joined the company.  The company promised from the last 2 years that they would hire me but until date no response.  For the heck of it they did interview me couple of times and turned around and hired somebody else, the present job i am operating is hired internally, its like a slap on my face.  Initially everyone appreciated my job to perfection, which was a very big mess,now i am been treated like a doormat after straightening the job load.  I noticed company employees are snoring like a trooper and smoke break every half n hour and bosses ignore the bad activities.  I believe there is lot of Racism in this company and they don't care for minorities and management plays the biggest unfair role towards minorities.

What is the best part of working at the company?
No two days were alike. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Little work/life balance and a very strict attendance policy. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
There was a wide range of personalities, but overall everyone got along well. They did however have a high turnover of employees and managers.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I was responsible for operating a saw and recording all cuts, I would operate a forklift or crane to load and unload saws, package finished material and build custom box, then use lift to stage order in shipping.

Titanium Metals is owned by Precision Castparts who was bought by Berkshire Hathaway late 2015. The company is very large and in order to comply with SEC requirements, all administrative employees in our division did SOX testing on all aspects of the business. This included Accounting, Human Resources, Operations, etc.

My day consisted of purchased ingot as input to our forged products, managed inventory levels, created process orders in SAP to meet customer delivery demands, maintained company TOC charts, and contributed to weekly staff and planning meetings,

worked in 3 differnt areas and never knew from day to day what department I was going to be in, had been there a year and a half and 4 different work schedules. they did a big management turn over and they have very old equipment that is not well maintained. they want to modernize but don't want to spend the money to do it. They only care about profit,  They just let 90% of there employees go because they say they had to cut coast across the board but yet they will make $80 MILLION in Profit this quarter alone, 

A typical day at work is the fast pace of operating heavy equipment machinery. What I've learn is how to utilize my time in a safe efficient manner to produce as much product as I can. Management is great to work with they keep up with the production and the daily needs of an assembly operator. The co-workers are easy to work with, because everyone adapts to attention to detail. The hardest part of the job is making sure to triple check your job in doing it the right way the first time. The most enjoyable about the job is the pay check.

You do not want to work here. They fire people without cause so you have no job security, if you're a temp forget about it you might last a month even if you're a great worker and it is extremely unsafe. Not an ideal place to work if you have a family, this employer cares nothing whatsoever about your life outside of work. They change schedules without notice or warning. It is extremely dirty everywhere and after a normal shift your clothes are filthy black from all the dirt and oil. I've seen people get trained for 1 day and nver come back.

company was doing well and I was learning a great deal every day.  People I worked with and for were supportive and encouraging to work with. No one treated me like a rookie even though I was. PY compensation was good for the work we were doing with room for advancement and all the OT you wanted. Zombie flu hit and now nothing. Was laid off permanently along with at least 80% of the work force. I would go back  if they called but that will likely  never happen 

The work was good but to deal with most of the bosses they hired did not have any rype of that particular training never worked under those types of conditions before at time it was very difficult. To under stand from a mechanic and this new boss has to figure out what we are doing while the mechanic are running the show the boss not knowing any thing we are doing, then they start running the show and the good mechanic we are we let the take over becouse they are the boss 

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