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They do not in the slightest care about the people. They make it seem like they do by buying cheap food, letting it sit out all day, and brag about a lunch room that cost them millions of dollars but they have machines that are on their last leg and have been there since Mirro. If you confide in them about anything you are often met with degrading remarks. They are so strict on attendance that if you call in for what ever reason, they will take your PTO. If you bring in a Dr. Slip, they still hold you accountable. Management will put you in work areas without talking to you first and if you either hate it or if you have a medical reason why you can't handle it, they lecture you like a child saying if they "put people where they wanted, it would be chaos." They would rather throw people in new areas without showing them how to do it then get mad when they do something wrong. The favoritism is thick. Certain people get to go outside and smoke, even some of the leads do, frequently throughout the shift but then yell at people they don't like for doing the same thing just to go outside again with people they like. The hours are insane. They will have you work crazy hours even if your department is slow just because another department is behind. They would rather pay people over time rather than properly staff the shifts. Not to mention there will people who have been there for 50+ hours that week but can't leave early because they have to wipe down railings and do very basic cleaning. The tension between first and second shift is ridiculous. Each shift attacks the other and management does not care at all. There are people who even alter scrap records and affect if a person gets a raise or not just because they like or dislike them. This job is becoming another Northern Labs.

A typical day at work is very serious because the job is on a fast pace so you are always on the tip of your toes to keep up with it. What I learned from this job is working with other people; if a team member messes up, other team member will come over and help out so that the job will not get stagnant. It is really a beautiful thing. Their culture was very excellent. Everyone will come to work on time and punctual. We had a great respect for each other no matter what race the individual is. However, the hardest part of the job was being able to keep up when it gets really intense because you don't want to be the one individual that is slowing things down. The most enjoyable part of the job was the love we had for each other which even made the work somewhat easier to do day after day.

i learned how the warehouse operates managed to become a assistant coordinator. great people to work with a lot of people don't get along. but i got along with everyone. i mostly enjoyed batch picking for Wal-Mart and UPS and count inventory you get time for yourself. i learned how to process in UPS station. the management was great just have to communicate with them and they will help. hardest part was unloading refrigerators, they are pretty heavy around 80 pounds.

Since there was a lot of work most of the days we entered early at 6 am and left 6 pm. We would clock in put our stuff in our lockers and we would start working.
All day it was just packing and wrapping pallets so they could be shipped out.
We had three fifteen minute breaks and a hour lunch.
The managers were alright some were harsher than others, but it wasn't horrible.
The hardest part of the job was just wrapping the pallets all day as it would be extremely tiring, however at the same time it was the most enjoyable as the wrappers had a camaraderie and it just made the job much more bearable.

Overall my experience has been favorable. I am seeking however a position that is full-time permanent work on first shift closer to home. My co-workers are supportive. My day is typically marked by requests for electrical support, electrical projects and maintenance issues relative to equipment and production line work. I enjoy being busy and productive. I have an industrious personality and do not like to be without work. I am a problem solver and team player although I work well independently with minimum supervision. I enjoy the variety and management appreciates my flexibility.

I work 8 hours everyday, I pack or package by hand a wide variety of products and materials. Mark and label containers, container tags, or products, using marking tools.Remove completed or defective products or materials, placing them on moving equipment such as conveyors or in specified areas such as loading docks.
Seal containers or materials, using glues, fasteners, nails, and hand tools. Assemble, line, and pad cartons, crates, and containers, using hand tools. Clean containers, materials, supplies, or work areas, using cleaning solutions and hand tools.

Tramontina USA is a leading manufacturer of high quality aluminum nonstick cookware and housewares supplier to national and international retailers. I had learned a lot of things such as :
    -Coordinating production workflow for one or multiple products.
    -Planning and prioritizing operations to ensure maximum performance         and minimum delay.
    -Determining manpower, equipment and raw materials needed to cover production demand.

The work I did there was easy.I had to inspect pans for defects and pack pans in large cardboard boxes so they could be shipped to their distribution center in Texas. There was a lack of communication between management and employees.They were not very organized.you were told about change of hours at the last minute and they frequently ran out of metal and we had to change to change size of pans we would work on because of this.

When I worked here Supervisor changed  a few times. The last Supervisor that was there was useless never did his job. The place is unfair and they have their favorites. I was off of work for a injury to my wrist that was not work related and they had a fit and wrote me up even though I had doctor excuses. They don't care about their employees all they care about is the product and the money they bring in.

i worked at Tramontina for a year "Good place to work, but must put personal life on hold" and take advantage of workers. the management are efficiently okay and very hard working. the hardest past of the job is how the management treats it staffs.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Sales coordinator 3 salaries reported	$62,500 per year
Equipment operator 3 salaries reported	$17.33 per hour
Customer service representative 2 salaries reported	$19.75 per hour
Warehouse associate 2 salaries reported	$14.70 per hour
Sales analyst 2 salaries reported	$66,111 per year

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