production associate

process technician

logistics assistant

forklift operator

quality manager

Vuteq USA, Inc.

Vuteq USA has 2 plants close together in Al. The Assembly tms are at MTM. 2 hours constant non stop repetition of building,  then 10 minute break, then another 2 hrs work, then break etc. The work is not hard, just doesn’t stop. There are tons of rules to follow or they won’t even let you inside or will kick you out. The pay is very low. They will take anyone who basically signs up for a job. The managers are perched up in their offices deciding what they can do to stir the pot and add some new “better way to do it” idea for team members. Supervisors are worn ragged. Overall though it is decent work at the Assembly Vuteq  with decent benefits. Just go in do your job and no one will mess with you. 
The other plant is injection molding. Some processes are too easy and boring. Some are too fast and complicated. They don’t really  rotate tms. It’s not as strict as Assembly but the top management person is the worse part of the job. There are jokes when office staff cry,  and several of the  mid/high managers follow the top guy closely because they all scared of loosing their job and company car.  The Japanese are pretty cool to tms. HR doesn’t care at all about tms they don’t even pretend like they do. It’s like you bother them. They are all rude -treat most tms like dirt. Same idea though-go in do your job and no one will mess with you.  Okay benefits. Pay not that great.  

Vuteq requires a week-long assessment before employees are allowed to continue working. During this time, new hires repeatedly assemble and disassemble the same sample part for hours while being timed and observed. The process is highly repetitive and focused on testing speed and endurance rather than teaching the job itself.

In my experience, most people were not formally dismissed — they chose to leave on their own during the assessment week. The environment felt more like a stress test than training, and many new hires decided the working conditions were not worth continuing for the level of pay offered.

Supervision during the assessment was very strict, and communication was often blunt and overly corrective in tone, which added to the pressure and made the learning environment feel unnecessarily tense.

Expectations are immediate, with constant monitoring and little adjustment time. The assessment process does not resemble typical onboarding for entry-level manufacturing roles and may come as a surprise to applicants expecting standard training.

Anyone considering this job should be prepared for an intense and extremely repetitive evaluation period where many employees quickly decide the position is not a good fit.

What is the best part of working at the company?
They care about employees, and they appreciate you, always feeding employees, giving gifts take u out and enjoy the day evening it's a great job to work.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Young people not having enough drive to get the job done 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Like many other companies,very laid back,if you need to be excused for a min. we step in for the most part great environment,one can move up very quickly attention is observed and they personally let you know that you are appreciated and I willing to give you a better position than what you came in for if you're positive and want to work

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Paperwork clean 7:30 meeting walk Thur of the plant insuring each employee has dress standards on from head to feet including safety gear check machinery making sure everything is working properly,take care of employees if they are sick I am safety control

I’ve seen Vuteq consistently advertise that they’re hiring.I live in the same town.I went online to read the reviews countless times and I truly should’ve listened to what others had to say.I’m mind blown about the negligence of the company.Not a soul knows what is going on and that trickles down from HR to the supervisors and team leads.Barely anyone on the floor speaks English so there is a definite lack of training.The company wants A to Z from you all while enforcing an absurd dress code  with bare minimum pay.From the moment orientation had started up until the day that I left, nothing was serious.I now know why the turnover rate is asinine.I would recommend just about any other job over Vuteq.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The work itself was easy but the management is horrific....I worked 40 hours wasn't able to clock in the whole week...they only turned in 11 hrs of work for me so disgusted. And now I'll have to wait another week to get paid....No way!!!!!!!

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Not being able to clock in and the HR people acted as if they were being bothered 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Stand offish ... Not really approachable 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Walk a 1/4 of a mile to clock in and another 1/4 of a mile to get to the break room on a 30 min break

So many inconsistencies with working for this company. Many people are backstabbers. very diverse employer. People have either been there for a very long time or are brand new. Employee turnover is insane.  They send 10-20 people off of other lines every day to work on lines inside Toyota, so their supervisors, specialists, quality, and even maintenance has to get online and perform positions that they may have never done before.

Not a good place to work, culture of the place is a buddy buddy system. Plant manager tries to be very friendly with all the pretty woman there. Also has another corporate buddy who's he's groomed to be just like him as well. Nobody really tries to train you because they're all cut throat. Employees feel like that can't make a decision without being reprimanded for it due to the culture. Most definitely not a great place to work. HR team is the best though. Definitely Faith 

Outta being in plastics for over 20+ years this by far was the worst place I ever worked at and wish I would of read the reviews 1st. Very poor management, absolutely no communication or support. I was doing 3 ppl job with no support from the 6 techs on days. I still did everything on the schedule daily. They also have no safety standards will make u do dangerous work, just to get numbers. Definitely beware of this company especially if you do skilled trade positions. Wouldnt suggest this place to my worst enemy. 

The typical workday was 12hrs a day. 
What I learned, Vuteq is not a place for growth. 
Management. If you were in the Plant Managers "click" one of his "Pets" or a woman  life was great.
The workplace culture was one of the most toxic I've ever encountered.
The Prod Mgr. imposed her will and constant dissention upon the plant, all at the apparent approval of the Plant manager who I assumed thinks she is doing a great job.
The job itself was not difficult the toxic culture made it difficult to tolerate.
The associates made it enjoyable.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The team workers and assembly workers as line assembly. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The supvisor's cussing on team leaders and assembly workers and lack of compassion for the team

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Fast pace learn quickly and learn team line skills report back to mangerment staff.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Structured work environment  fast pace

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Production associate 2 salaries reported	$17.35 per hour
Process technician 2 salaries reported	$25.73 per hour
Logistics assistant 2 salaries reported	$26.75 per hour
Forklift operator 1 salary reported	$16.34 per hour
Quality manager 1 salary reported	$67,873 per year

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