production assistant

material handler

grinder

maintenance technician

senior maintenance person

The AZEK Company

I am truly blessed to have worked with the people that I did. Unfortunately the company I worked for had a struggle keeping HR reps. Dozens of times I heard from my trainees that HR was causing their lives trouble. 

The reason for my departure was due an HR rep resigning during my FMLA, and as such my paperwork was mishandled. The current HR rep refuses to answer my emails or questions and has yet to pay me my backpay and FMLA hours. 

That's not to say the company is to blame, quite the contrary. If you were to solve the HR and management issues this company would thrive. When you have people in power who have a lack of judgement, or poor judgement, they are only going to hire people with the same flawed qualities. 

This company taught me 90% of the skills that I have, I have nothing NEGATIVE to say about this company.

Teaching people how to use these machines was fun and entertaining, and I truly enjoyed my job. I am saddened to leave but it was necessary.

In my experience the company does the best it can with what it has. Our voices are heard and they provide everything possible to make our day to day work-life better when we have suggestions or grievances. Which is refreshing to see that action is quickly taken when it is needed, not many places provide results like this in my experience. Another thing I appreciate is how much they have done to make things fun, for example team building programs that they have, a great deal of money is spent for us to have a good time, hosting great meals around the holidays and hosting BBQs that the management cooks themselves. There is plenty more to say but I wanted to focus on the good things since most job reviews tend to focus on the negative and this place has gone beyond what I could expect a company to do. If they read this I want them to know that it is appreciated.

Work is work, nothing is perfect anywhere in this world but some places really try (even though they do not have to at all) and this is one of them who does.


I wanted to take a moment to share my experience working at Boise Azek company. I must say that the company is fair and values its employees. The pay is also fair and reflects the work that we do. One thing that impresses me is that the management is always striving to improve our processes and make our jobs easier.

At Azek, employees are treated with the utmost respect and fairness. We have quarterly team buildings and BBQs, which also provide an opportunity to unwind and enjoy each other's company. Additionally, we are rewarded with quarterly bonuses, which serve as a great motivation for me. 
If you happen to have any manufacturing experience, I believe you will find this job relatively easy. The team here is supportive, and everyone is always willing to lend a helping hand.

Overall, I feel fortunate to be a part of this organization that values its employees and constantly seeks ways to make our work environment better.


You are given so many tasks at once and are expected to drop your main priority to fulfill those given tasks. You are cross trained in different departments and expected in a week to be fully trained and then thrown to the wolves, good luck. Highly stressful position for really low pay. You end up working at least three positions for the pay of one. There's really no advancement for this position, you're stuck. Management doesn’t really understand the stress we go through on a daily basis. There’s not really a work/life balance they so claim. Summers are basically mandatory overtime, good luck trying to go on vacation because you are not allowed one during the summer. They tell you it's optional overtime and they'll bribe you with a "bonus" of a couple hundred bucks and they want you to work an extra 12 hours per week during the busy season. Again, good luck trying to plan a vacation.

Usually have a task for the shift. Time management is key and will keep you busy at all times. Everyone is helpful and friendly throughout the shift and helps the shift go by quick. Techs and leadership are always willing to teach if you are willing to learn more and move up the ranks.  Hardest part is staying busy on a slow day, when short you have things to do but once over staffed it is hard to keep or stay busy with everyone already doing the task on hand. The current team on shift is really helpful and knowledgeable, always willing to teach the way they know around the machines and always passing good knowledge or information to look at the issues or problems when they occur.

I worked there for over a year, you can move up fast because they have a hard time keeping ppl. The schedule is set up nice in my opinion, 4 days on and 4 days off (or nights) Only problem that I had was with the supervisor and trainer on D shift, while being trained, I wasn't being shown what to do in situations so the line would run properly even when I would ask for help. Then another guy that was being trained ended up getting sent to the bottom of the line because he wasn't trained properly either and was replaced with a guy that would just hang out in the parking lot at his car a majority of the night. D shift supervisor over didn't know how to place ppl and didn't seem like he cared if you got properly trained or not. Besides that it is a great job to work at and I'm sure that other departments and shifts are ran correctly and there's communication with what is going on. 

  Azek company is fair towards us employees. Moreover, I believe that the pay aligns fairly with the work I perform.
Additionally, the management consistently strives to improve  our processes, making our jobs more easier and enjoyable. It is enjoyable to be a part of a company that is always seeking improvement. Azek supports diversity and treats all employees with utmost respect and integrity, creating an environment where everyone feels valued. 
My favorite is  our team buildings  that company provides and BBQs, held on a quarterly basis, bring us all together and provide a great opportunity for us to get together and enjoy are selves. 
Me and my team get quarterly bonuses which really motivates me even more. 
If you possess any manufacturing experience, you will find the job to be relatively easy due. 


In this area, one of the better production based jobs available. I would recommend this job to someone who has struggled in finding a livable wage and/or has a record. Not ideal, but solid. I know plenty of lifers there, but be warned, they will work you for every bit they can. A guy showed up wasted out of his mind and they let him work half hunched over the machine, laying on pallets, because they "needed a body." Another issue I had was with the pay structure. Being on 4 day-12 hr. rotations, one month of your normal paid hours will be 36 and the next month they will be 48, despite working the same schedule for both months. You can also bank on them mandating you for a 5th day or more when your on the 36 hour cycle.

as a tech at another company i thought that was bad i had no idea what i was in for i worked at the recycle plant as a production tech/lead 0 teamwork at all new plant manager every 3 months that's all u need to know they really don't care about productive workers this is a good ol boys club all the way i hope your from Wilmington and u know someone if not they don't like outsiders pretty toxic place to work extremely petty co workers means constant drama and i was in a position of power as a lead  they like to talk down to the production staff this might be the worst managed plant i have  ever seen but like others have said they pay well if u get a good plant supervisor its better if not good luck hope u like drama

What is the best part of working at the company?
The people you meet and teamwork.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
 Long hours, most jobs are 12 hour shifts but time goes by quick if you stay busy. Management positions are mainly 8 hours if you have experience in management.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Fair, teamwork is a must, pay is fair and management can be challenging at times, but if you work as a team it will make everything much easier. Fast paced production/manufacturing work.


What is a typical day like for you at the company?
fast paced always moving on your feet environment with many tasks and quality checks to complete.

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