True Manufacturing Assistant Machine Operator reviews

Item: True Manufacturing
Rating: 3
Author: Current employee - Machine Operator

4.7

100% would recommend to a friend

(5 total reviews)

Steve Trulaske

1% approve of CEO

99% positive business outlook

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5 reviews

5.0

Jan 28, 2015

Great company with high potential

Machine operator

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Pros

Safe work environment with great people. Company values you. Show them you care and they will do the same for you. Promotions are available at a reasonable rate, though it does have a "who you know" policy rather than "what you know" system at times. Benefits are to extensive to list. Take advantage of all them they're amazing.

Cons

I worked second shift which made work-life balance somewhat difficult but overtime is a rarity for most so you at least know you'll have the time off you expect week to week. Time off is sufficient. They are making changes due to, from what i gathered, employee feedback. The PPE gets in the way of fluent proficient work flow. Not crippling to production but needs improvement.

True Manufacturing Response

11y

Thank you for your feedback. We appreciate that you recognize how much our company values our employees and your feedback on our benefits. Thank you for your comments on the PPE, we will continue to monitor the effectiveness of our PPE standards.

3.0

May 7, 2013

An adequate living

Machine operator

Recommend

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Pros

Job security Incredibly simple work - anybody can do it Whenever they have overtime, it's all voluntary Good benefits and little extras Insurance kicks in after only 3 months You get a week of paid vacation after only 6 months The cafeteria offers a delicious lunch for $3 (day shift only)

Cons

Standing for 8+ hours - my feet are on fire at the end of the day All the little things are nice, but I'd trade them for better pay Starting pay is $12 an hour and there's a $.20 raise every six months, do the math You'd have to work there: 8 years to make $30,000 a year 20 years to make $40,000 a year 28 years to make $50,000 a year Merit raises are extremely rare, apparently they used to be more common No raise for being promoted to machine setup The work is mind-numbingly repetitive Overtime comes and goes

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