AECOM Employer Reviews

I worked for AECOM for 4 months. Just long enough for me to find another opportunity.

you had to work by thier rules or you were fired, always were writing about you, neaver good!

Nothing bad to say, Underpaid severily, great enviornment

Working in Afghanistan has certainly been exciting. Have met great guys here. AECOM has treated us well, I will always be thankful for this once in a lifetime opportunity.

Working in Afghanistan has certainly been exciting. Have met great guys here. AECOM has treated us well, I will always be thankful for this once in a lifetime opportunity.

Working in Afghanistan has certainly been exciting. Have met great guys here. AECOM has treated us well, I will always be thankful for this once in a lifetime opportunity.

Working in Afghanistan has certainly been exciting. Have met great guys here. AECOM has treated us well, I will always be thankful for this once in a lifetime opportunity.

Working in Afghanistan has certainly been exciting. Have met great guys here. AECOM has treated us well, I will always be thankful for this once in a lifetime opportunity.

Working in Afghanistan has certainly been exciting. Have met great guys here. AECOM has treated us well, I will always be thankful for this once in a lifetime opportunity.

Very easy going company, i enjoyed working with the company for the short amount of time that they were at my location

Good workplace, but working environment is rigid and doesn't allow budget for training or development. Opportunity to work on different jobs and designs.

Contrator work has no place for advancement. Management was okay to say that the least but they always contradicted what they said.

A typical day at works varies depending on where you're assigned. You may be on a large base or even a small village, so if you're seeking a challenge it's a good place. Middle management tends to be filled with good, hard working, and grounded people that look out for those underneath them. Upper management is sadly a counter-productive and inefficient – more... mess that frustrates and impedes progress. The hardest part of the job is that fact that you are deployed for 6 months before your first 2 week vacation. Being away from your family is the most difficult part. The best part of the job is the privilege of getting to work with some phenomenal members of the military and the government. You truly get to challenge your physical and mental fortitude in an extremely austere environment. At the end of the day you actually have a sense of accomplishment. – less

My time here was short. I worked with a lot of innovative professionals and we were able to accomplish technical hurdles for Ft. Polk.

Worked on Multple Aircraft and with numerous people. I learned about many different aircraft and the installation and removal of many parts. Worked well with all co-workers as well as the people I managed. There was nothing Hard about my job. It was a great job and I injoyed it very much. I just injoyed going to work daily.

I would go to work, and have a safety meeting for 10 minutes every morning. I would go to my work bay and get all the parts i needed to complete my task for the truck that was currently in my work bay.upon completion of the truck i would fill out required paperwork and start to assemble parts for the next vehicle to come into my bay. The management – more... at my job site could definetly use work but we were able to get the jobs completed safely and in the required time. the hardest part of my job was lifting the ac condensors into the trucks.It was a combination of the weight and awkward shape of the items. the most enjoyable part of my job was seeing the finished product that i had completed and everything in good working order with no gigs or defects. – less

good money for the work, contracted thru DOD great overtime if available

Same as before.
Worked in Libya, North Africa on Infrastructure projects.
Hard part was to communicate with Client representative who did not have the knowledge of English language.

I worked almost 6 years overseas with Aecom, and now I am looking for a USA continent job.

Company seemed to be inexperienced in contracting and supporting the customer. Might just be an isolated perspective.