Webber

Worked here for a short period of time. Was let go because they wanted me to work longer hours and more days for free which was not in my original offer letter. They pushed me sign a new offer letter making me work 10 extra hours per week and I did and was still let go. They are extremely unprofessional and are absolutely miserable people. Do not work here if you want a positive team environment because it is far from that. My Aunt literally passed away and I had to leave and they had the nerve to ask me to come back the same day. Literally Ridiculous. I also have a family (3 kids) and was let go without warning or time to find anything else. 

A typical day for me would be working hard & being productive in the best interest of the company.  Really like my managers/supervisors and co-workers.  A really great bunch of family men.  

Perhaps the hardest part of the job is traveling some 115 miles to and 115 miles from to home each day, without any travel expense at all from company.  

The most enjoyable part of the job is getting there, and putting in my time along side a great bunch of men.

I really enjoy my job, Ive learned many things since joining the company.

Growth is very slow since many people will bad mouth you if you try to move up. Aside from that it is for people that like the industry and pay not people who want to make friends 

Sucks to say it but too many illegals take up positions that are never offered to others because you are not related to a foreman

Very disjointed organization with poor direction; you're trying to work in an incredibly reactive environment. Management has very poor leadership ability, and no or little strategic direction. There is tremendous waste in the company.  Sadly, lacking project management processes.

Started at 6 in the morning dealt with 3 haul truck drivers.  Management never had my back when it came to doing my job to the best of my ability.  I learned more about heavy equipment. The hardest part of the job was being the only female within the dispatch office.  The most enjoyable part of my job was that me and my the haul truck drivers worked very well together

It’s fairly laid back, management isn’t breathing down your neck. The pay is low. You only get 40 hours of PTO per year, 401k is acceptable. Equipment and vehicles are all broken and not maintained. It’s pretty disorganized. Coworkers are ok. Safety is talked about constantly. You’re on call every three weeks, overtime is available. 

People talk about you there you do something wrong and they talk bad about you  and if you try to learn they say your lazy if you get on the machines they don’t Let you it’s just about who you work with cause in real term the time I spent there I didn’t move up I moved down positions they aren’t honest at all they talk behind your back 

The people you work with in around the experience that they have they share and it makes it a real good place to workSometimes it’s hard work long hours but it pays off in the end

What is the best part of working at the company?
There was no best part

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Everyday was stressful

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Surrounded by dumb people

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
It sucked underpaid no vacation time

- A day at Webber consists of re-designing traffic control plans and doing traffic phasing plans.

- Webber has given me the opportunity to grow my knowledge  of Bentley Inroads by accessing Bentley's Learn Program.

- Management encourages new ideas to construct projects more efficiently.

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