if you like technology and a professional work environment this is for you.
Information System Analyst (Contract) (Former Employee), Boulder, CO – May 17, 2013
Pros: excellent pay and management.
Cons: co workers
the place is great in almost every aspect but some of the attitudes co workers had. if you manage to get your A+ cert and some schooling under you apply and see what happens. it will be worth your time.
like any professional company dont expect to have access to all the tools you need to do your job when you start.
Quality Control Coordinator (Current Employee), North Haven, CT – May 13, 2013
Pros: constant learning experience with room to grow
Cons: not much flexibility with shedule. hours are set, and mandatory. call outs result in write ups.
I like my Job because it gave me the ability to really show my workmanship. I worrked without much supervision, so it was really up to me to ensure that I knew all the safty procedures and quality procedures to get my job done and get it done right. I work in an atmosphere where one mistake could effect an entire line of work which may have started – more... weeks prior, Therefore I was extremely detail oriented, taking an initiative to check and double check my work. – less
packaging opp/ tableting (Former Employee), Hobart, NY – May 11, 2013
At any other typical job working at a manufactory had its pros and cons but having a positive outlook on everything made work less stressful. I was very attentive to things around me and quickly picked up on the assesments there. There was great supervision in every department, and worked together great, I learned from my co workers there and was able – more... to manage some equipment with excellent teaching. I would have to say there was nothing hard about working there. Coming in with a pleasant attitude and being surrounded with excellent co wokers made each day enjoyable. – less
Preceptorship (Former Employee), Orange County, California – May 7, 2013
Very informative experience as part of my Preceptorship. Shadowed a Territory Manager to gain further insight on the Medical Device Industry. Most enjoyable part was witnessing sales calls to the hospitals.
Lab Analyst (Current Employee), DeLand, FL – May 2, 2013
The company is relaxed to the point of being unorganized and constantly looking to save every penny by moving jobs overseas. That being said it offers competative pay and good benefits.
A very professional organized place to work. Communication was very good and I valued the teamwork.
Facilities Manager (Former Employee), Norwood, MA – May 2, 2013
Pros: free bagels on fridays & popcorn on thursdays
Cons: the larger company bought out the smaller company then moved the operations overseas.
I would typically start my day by walking the facility, to make sure everything was up and running properly. I would make sure lights, heat / air conditioning was working, doors were secure and nothing out of place. I have always thought that safety was very impostant and more recently customer service concerning facilities is important as well. I enjoy – more... interacting with all of the personnel but sometimes it is difficult to please all the people all the time, for example two people working side by side, one said they are to hot while the other says they are to cold, but you have to try to please everybody as best you can. What I like most is job satisfaction, the feeling of accomplishment. – less
Lead Electro-Mechanical Technician (Current Employee), Augusta, GA – May 1, 2013
Good company to work for unforunatley changes in healthcare laws have created a somewhat uncertain future for employees of medical device maufacturers.
good job to work for. good experience for someone out of school
Synature Assembly Line/Assembly Worker (Former Employee), North Haven, CT – April 30, 2013
covidien is a very company to work for. i have learned how to work in fast and steady pace. also learned a lot about surgical devices. they have a good insurance policy. job security is very accurate. covidien is a highly respected company.the people respect each and everybody's cultute. over all it is a very fun and productive place to work at.
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Visual Management Coordinator (Former Employee), North Haven, CT – April 30, 2013
It was a good job, but it wasn't as stable as I thought it was. I was hired as a temp and remained a temp until my contract ended.
Manufacturing Associate III (Former Employee), Oriskany Falls, NY – April 26, 2013
Pros: hours 7-3:30 pm great pay and benefits
I worked for Covidien for 25 years and planned on retiring there, however, they had no choice but to downsize and ship our products out of state to their sister plants and closed in September 2011. I loved the people, and management were very caring. It was a hard thing to go through for everyone, we tried our hardest to be lean to keep the plant open. – more... Their greatest gift was sending me back to school and now I have finally got a college education with an Associate's Degree. – less
Security Administrator & Systems Analyst (Former Employee), Mansfield, MA – April 23, 2013
A typical day involved consistent end user support. The most enjoyable part of this experience was being part of a global deployment of an operating system along with deployment strategy.
Extrusion Technician (Former Employee), El Paso, TX – April 18, 2013
Pros: free meals
Cons: traveling across the border into mexico
A typical day at work was training operators to run blow molders or extruders. The hardest part of the job was going into Mexico to work.The most enjoyable part was being around machines and devolping new products.
Excellent place to work. Benefits and pay were great with opportunity to advance. Management knew you as a person.
Group Lead (Former Employee), Oriskany Falls, NY – April 14, 2013
I worked the 7 am to 3:30 pm shift. No typical day, ever changing schedule meet to customer demands. I had highly supportive management. The hardest part of the job was shuffling employees when we experienced equipment down-time. The most enjoyable part of the job the camaraderie among the employees to pull together to accomplish something.
