TTMA

Ttma in Owensboro is the worst place I've ever worked at. It's very unsafe they have no clue to wat a clean environment is. 5s haha idk I they know wat it is. They make you work unsafe. They have convyers that come out straight to your face at 40 to 50 parts per min.they are coming at your face eye to throat level. If u blink u get hit with a part I've seen people lose teeth and break fingers and it's all covered up. If you get hurt they blame you and never turn it in. They talk down to you treat you like your nobody Curse you a team lead even threw a metal part at me because he was angry. I got the boot because I was new. I've been in this exact line of work for 8 yrs. Never been treated so bad. They make u work thru break and start back to work before your lunch is even over. I was walked out because I told on the team lead that threw the part at me... I will make sure I never recommend this place to my worst enemy. I will be very open about this place and let everyone know how unsafe it is. The pay is horrible 14 to 16$ is a job for all they expect with all the hours they demand to be worked. The team lead has had several anger issues even before I worked there it well known yet nothing has been done. Everyday I went home bruised or cut. This place needs to wake up and move forward as the rest of this automotive industry has. Care about your employees make things easier on them not harder.

I worked with some of the worst managers you could possibly imagine. If you was a good worker you would be forced to stay over to take over for a lazier employee to go home just to reduce over time for the company. They didn’t care what you had going on in your life personally. They would take advantage of all the decent team members to pick up the slack of the lazier employees. The group leaders wouldn’t even help out their team leaders. The team leaders were responsible for their jobs, their team members and setting up meetings for the managers. The day shift managers are all so fat you can tell they don’t do anything they make up job titles for different managers, just so it looks like they have an actual job. The leadership and management there is very poor and I wouldn’t recommend my worst enemy there. Unless you have no friends or family and hate your life and just want a good paying job.

A typical day at work was stressful it seemed as if no one in management had their job together. I learned if you go higher up in this company and place a complaint on how their team leaders are doing horrible saying "F*** it they are just car parts." They don't care about quality like they say they do. Co-workers were ok but there really wasn't a hard part except whenever your Tugger died you had to walk all across the plant with empty or full containers for lines needing parts and some of them containers weigh too much for that. Getting to drive a Tugger or a Forklift were my most enjoyable parts of the job.

come into work stock parts and have a team meeting.i learned to double check parts the management was very easy to talk to and they always tried to help me learn new things.my coworkers was always there to help me also if they had done the job i was doing at the time to help me learn new things to help the ob go faster to.the hardest part was the time when the robots kept break down and had to be fixed.the most enjoyable part was the friends i made and the stuff i learnt.

An employee starts the day off with a meeting and route assignment.  Each route has a specific amount of runs per hour.  No two routes are the same, each route runs in a different formation to supply each welder with the parts they need to complete their builds.  The hardest part of the job is remembering where each part is located on the route.  The most enjoyable part of the job is learning how to drive the tugger.

Decent pay. Completely unrealistic expectations of employees in regards to working hours/overtime.  Upper level management is poor, and the turnover rate is quite high.  If you need a job, and don't mind working a lot of overtime, this is not a bad place to work.  If you want time off, or enjoy spending time with your family, this is not the job for you.

Great job and decent pay. Location is great if you live at max 30 minutes away but the atarting pay along with the hours is not all that great to make it by on paying bills and haveing enough to keep aside. There is advancement opportunities but it will take a long time. 

TTMA culture is terrible. HR is not friendly. They don’t know how to appreciate they most valuable and loyal Team members. If you planning to retired from TTMA, they are going to dismiss you before you get your benefits. 
They don’t care about your personal issues at home, for them you are just a number. The most valuable asset at TTMA, are Team members in the production floor, TL’s, GL’s and Translators. 

While they do emphasize quality at the Senior level of the company,  on the production floor the emphasis is definitely putting parts out first and foremost.  This causes a fair amount of overtime and a almost nonexistent focus of prevention of problems and a lack of understanding of the safety principles that should be but not always adhered to. 

Ride around dleivering raw parts for production lines to use and picking up the finished goods. Keeping inventory on the finished parts to be shipped out. The hardest part was standing on your feet for 12 hours. The most enjoyable part was the management was very helpful and regularly got involved. Taught me to really apply myself and work hard to accomplish set goals and to hold myself accountable.

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