senior operator

packager

manufacturing associate

production lead

machine operator

Vets Plus

Full-time, 8 hour shifts with adequate breaks, containing workers in various zones and roles within the warehouse.  Individual jobs and/or overall goals often vague, with an overall poorly designed system of operations.  Work areas were generally clean and fairly organized, but efficiency was compromised due to a steady stream of errors by management.  

These include:
Providing improper labels.
Providing improper containers.
Providing improper boxes for packaging.
Failing to fix equipment, even in manners that jeopardized worker safety.
Incomplete and/or rushed training.

General troubles include:
Rapidly cycling through employees entering/exiting the company, creating a constant need to train new workers, greatly hindering employee environment.
Often poor working conditions, including elevated temperatures, abundance of airborne irritants and running operations with too few workers, and sometimes, too many.
Wages that did not equate to workload.
Abrupt changes in shift time or work location, without warning.

The company would benefit greatly from improvements on their end that create a more employee-friendly atmosphere.  Conditions and lack of efficiency really hold this company back.

Thrown into jobs with no training.  Every lead is miserable and takes out on those on line.  Training minimal , but that was supposedly changing.  If you try to jump in and work when things are slow your yelled at, yelled at for standing round.   Turnover is ridiculous.   Those who are payed to lead or run machines are lacking in patience and ability to be personable.  Easy work compared to some factory but no rotatation or understanding of ergonomics left countless employees injured or with carpal tunnel, or similar permanent conditions due to simple tasks like opening jars 1000×/day.  No chairs because that may slow your work yet 10 hrs on feet you will feel it after years. 

Bottom are dogs.  More hr and management in end than ever yet not single benefit of it.  Joke of job but before  new owners took over was fun teaching self everything needed until yelled at. Great place to learn patience and work ethic without being appreciated.  

What is the best part of working at the company?
Nothing they lied to you and put you in an area with no training. The supervisor would just walk away and not tell you what you need to do. No one cares if you are doing the job right

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
No unforms that they want you to wear. Nothing for bigger people so you trash your own clothes

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
I would suggest not working there

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
You’re having to work in. People don’t wanna go for other people people don’t wanna help each other out people be lucky if they still have a back when you’re done working there. there was no communication where to start where to work at.

The culture is terrible in every department the management will give no money for parts and equipment repair and get mad when stuff breaks down they say they have holidays off but still require people to come in 90% of the time. Management will say anything to get you do to what they want they will lie to you cheat you out of oportunities and flat out hold you back. they only hire people that are friends of friends at the supervisor level and above and no training is given to anyone and standards for each individual process does not exist safety is not taken seriously and people are told misinformation and are put in dangerous situations because of it.

The job itself is great. You get 2 weeks to pull your orders, a lot of freedom, do it your way, etc. The only real downside is management. Everyone with the power to mess everything up seems to go out of their way to do it. They take credit for things you or your coworkers do, they change the rules to suit them, they send you the wrong stuff when you don't need it and don't have the stuff you need when it matters. Like is said, the JOB is great, for as long as you can avoid management.

I feel I would have been able to grow here, but the supervision was not appropriate and your work life balance can suffer. They need to improve in many areas as I felt they have to have more training available and also growth plans in place. They are working on all of these changes currently. Work load can be very significant.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Nothing really they treat Temps worse then litter and have no quality control at 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Everything it feels like they don't really care

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Horrible would highly recommend not working here

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Bad they overwork and underpay their employees

What is the best part of working at the company?
going home at night! management was horrible very poor tan business.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
the culture that ran the business

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
poor environment you work with a bunch of jail birds!  lucky the jail is close by..

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
never know what to expect !   jail birds might show and might not..

After being told in my interview that they promote from within all the time after being there a while I found out that is not true.  You are stuck in your job.  They lie to you constantly so you think things will get better but nothing ever changes.  Communication is very poor.  Everything is also a huge secret even though it’s pertinent information.  They do not care about their employees whatsoever. 

Great people, fast paced, upbeat work environment.  However, this company is very disorganized. Management at the supervisor level was great. Management above the supervisor level... not so much.  They didn't seem to have a clear concept of process flow, and therefore had unrealistic expectations for production.  Lots of overtime was offered, usually optional, but encouraged.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Senior operator 5 salaries reported	$22.50 per hour
Packager 9 salaries reported	$18.11 per hour
Manufacturing associate 3 salaries reported	$19.50 per hour
Production lead 4 salaries reported	$22.75 per hour
Machine operator 1 salary reported	$20.00 per hour

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