Cameron Employer Reviews

The company itself has wonderful opportunities. The shop I was in was too tightly knit with the buddy system. One employee didn't like me and just so happened to be the managers "buddy". The hostility shown to me was ignored and justified by management due to the employee having a rough upbringing. I was hired under the guise of a stable work environment – more... then laid off as soon as things slowed down.
Several Cameron shops have been laying off or shutting down completely this year. – less

I was working in Manufacturing Engineering Department. A typical day at work included joining the meeting of the project team, going to the shop to record situation and talk to the employees, working with people to redesign the facility layout, Kaizen process. The hardest part is I had some terms and concepts need to understand which some of them I – more... had never heard before. However, it is also the most enjoyable part, because I had new thing getting to know every day. – less

Projects are challenging and interesting with offshore skids.

Lots of inter-office paperwork which is growing weekly with the implementation of SAP project management system.

I have learned a lot during my work period. Co-operative co-workers, and good management.

I've been with Cameron 6 years. During that time, I've been promoted 3 times. I wouldn't expect promotions so quickly since I don't have a college degree, but that doesn't seem to matter as long as I can handle the job. I love my job and my boss. He has the confidence in me to do my job without any input from him.

Cameron has many different divisions – more... and locations. From my experience each group/location has management critiques. Not all are alike throughout Cameron. – less

Good Place to work i loved my job, It was good Getting all that expiriannce driving and operating diferant kinds of forklifts. I got called on the walky talky alot to move matirials in and out of the shops,load and unloaad trucks. coworkers help each other out. the manegers were fair and helpful when certain things came up. The Hardist part of the job – more... was most of the time i never knew what was going to arise that day. – less

Manager of Engineering Documentation. Company lacked publications department. I defined staff requirements and hired staff.

All division are great Team building facilities you really begin to feel as family instead of co-workers.

Cameron really changed my life, it showed me a lot of things about myself that i didn't even know. I liked the people i worked with, i like my bosses and i loved the work i was doing. They had great benefits and they cared about the well being of their employees. I have no complaints.

I enjoy working with the diverse crowd that we have. It's definitely challenged me to the furthest degree. Management has been a fluid area in our department, but has taken a turn in the right direction for 2013. Working at Cameron has definitely taught me that there will always be change, the sooner you accept that, the more you'll advance in what – more... you do. – less

I would come .for a shift that started at 7am - 5pm generally but workorders were dispersed if nothing was needed breaking and scraping of old meters

A typical day in the office of a Well Testing Company consists of;
Ordering new parts, Maintaining equipment, Updating well rental contracts, Field service reports, Loading/unloading trucks, etc.

10 Hr day learn somthing new each day work with management co-workers are the best. More work than you can handle. Time to go home and knowing a good job was done.

the people are very nice and qualified in what they do. Training is fantastic and people actually care about you and your career

I test and repair pressure relief valves. Depending on the day I will either go out to the field and test the valve on location or the company brings them into the shop and we test and repair them in the shop. I've learned the internal componants of a pressure relief valve and how it works. Along with all the different types of pressure relief valves – more... and the need for the different types of pressure relief valves. – less

Cameron is a great company to work for. I live in Texas, so I am looking to relocate somewhere clos to home.

Straight out of high was given the opportunity to come in pack files up for two weeks. After was given more time to help round the office as required or could help in for the remaining summer. Then following summer I was asked to come back and done so. I learned so much about how things has to be turned in on time and correctly. I enjoyed my time there.

I worked in the controls department for an internship and the department was small and under funded and generally, people there didn't seem happy.
The company itself is strong and a good place to be, but not as an EE.

cameron at the port of iberia is very unorganized!!! management is terrible, yard is horrible trash everywhere, shop bathroom is terrible. you never know how many hours you going to make, if there is a power outtage they make you use one of your own personal vacation days. penny raises once a year. i would not reccomend this job to anyone. TERRIBLE – more... company. o and also the lowest paying company at the port of iberia. – less

If you are other then white, smart, hard worker, and follow all the rules. You are waisting your time working for Cameron. The port northwest location are not allowed to promote, transfere, any minority. If you interveiw there just look around. No minority managers, lead men or any in a leadership position. they have saftey guy which is black, i feel – more... sorry for the guy. they disrespect him, they walk out the meetings. and if your black you dont have a chance. – less