senior buyer

senior welder

material handler

maintenance technician

shipping and receiving clerk

Welbilt

A typical day consisted of finding what job i was to grab based on oldest date first. Super Hot and Hot jobs come before the oldest dates. I would generally set bottom and top dies first. Then start manually program the steps (angles,tons,dimenisions, etc..) then grab the first part is used has a setup piece. Run a good speed once finished, checked. Then tune up the program to desired dimenision. Then run the rest of order to completion. Management was good. Last Supervisor was a great leader an always kept us up to date on what was going on at the plant. Very Very great co-workers. Hardest part was trying to complete a super hot order with only one part for the order. Usually being a Fluecap with a length of up to 100" an typical thickness of .033-.042" which is a challenge for the fact the metal bows up/down during the brakng process. The best part of that job was learning a new product that came to the line. Always enjoyed being the first to try it.

A work day consisted of building industrial fryers in a production line fashion with use of light weight power tools for franchises. Building and testing burners for fryers. Checking for defects and quality of fryers. Applying proper instructions and warning labels to cabinets before shipping of complete orders to customers around the globe. I learned how to properly assemble an industrial fryer from scratch. Management was easy to work with and friendly. My co-workers were very helping and played a major part in teaching me other valuble jobs that i would need to know that would benefit me within the company. There were no hard jobs throughout the plant. The very most enjoyable part of working here would be the satisfaction of knowing that i built industrial fryers, inside and out, that someones company will use somewhere around the world.

Had a great time working for Welbilt. Learned all about kitchen equipment and where it could help customers in their establishments. I worked with some great people and saw the world. 

A typical day sometimes would be doing a demo or two and following up with customers and offering solutions to their kitchens with Welbilt equipment. Some days would be emailing and writing reports on customer development. Other days would include supporting customer needs with equipment in the field or working one on one with customer and their food items on Welbilt equipment. Updates on Salesforce were regular and a daily task. 

The hardest part of the job was balancing work and life. 

Most enjoyable part of job was receiving feedback from a job or demo well done, or finding a customer a solution that has improved their kitchen operations.

Love working with this company.  Very satisfying work environment, and wonderful knowlegable individuals that thrive at always giving 110% with any given task.  I would highly recommend anyone who wants to feel like they are part of an extra special company that enjoys staying motivated and busy.  This company strives on building wonderful quality built merchandise, that your truly proud to say you are a part of.

A typical work day at Frymaster was a productive one, full of learning and growing. Everyday was spent learning something new whether it was a new product to build or a new strategy to be more efficient at the job at hand. Learning was such an easy thing to do as my colleagues were completely knowledgeable of each product and could relay the information in an easy to understand manner. The overall morale and atmosphere was pleasant and made for a great workplace environment.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The people with a friendly atmosphere 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Unhappy customers looking for a solution which I did my best to accommodate them. Always put my shoes in their situation and treated them with respect and understanding 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
No more like a family after 41 plus year's 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Well is like of box of chocolates,every day is different

Frymaster is a fine place to start a career if you're a new graduate from college but not a place to stay long term unless you fall with in a certain "niche". Some Directors and supervisors have been in there position 20+ years which makes it extremely difficult to present new ideas to the company during meetings. Frymaster is extremely resistant to change and for the work you do, do you are unlikely to be properly recognized for ot unless you're a director.

Working at Frymaster is very fast paced and continuely changing. Never a dull moment. Motivated work environment and a lot of people with a can do attitude, which is great! 

My direct boss got fired 2 years ago and the new replacement interim boss didn't want to give me any work to do.  Instead he hired another administrative assistant and gave her half of my work and let me sit there with nothing to do for most of the day.  When I asked him for more work, he wouldn't respond to my emails.  He avoided contact with me all together.

The crew and facility are top notch.  The management is a train wreck.  They can't see days in advance.  They don't care at all about the employees.  While the pay and benefits package are amazing, no one (top to bottom) can feel safe.  Nepotism and favoritism are an issue.  They commonly lay off permanent employees to cut cost and recommend you return temp. to hire.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Senior buyer 4 salaries reported	$59,124 per year
Senior welder 1 salary reported	$25.00 per hour
Material handler 2 salaries reported	$18.00 per hour
Maintenance technician 2 salaries reported	$27.25 per hour
Shipping and receiving clerk 3 salaries reported	$19.92 per hour

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