CSA Employer Reviews

This job was great. Did lack some management assistant to its employes.

Easy to obtain job where co-workers are often promoted to the point of failure or praised for finding creative ways to make the company money, regardless of cost to customer. There is room for advancement, though those who are advanced tend not to be the best choice at the time.

Co-workers are usually the bottom of the barrel. As such, there will be – more... co-workers that are great and work well with others, then there will be some who only do what is necessary, often reluctantly – less

A typical day at work was to working together as one to accomplish the mission. I maintained dialogue with project/Program managers to ensure project packages were organized and edited to conform to standards. I learned the procedures for moving military equipment, supply via vessel, aircraft and rail. I learn how to relate to Third Country Nationals – more... (TCN). I supervised 15 Westerns and TCN while performing my day-to-day warehouse operations. My shipments were always on time and in a orderly manner. My co-workers - I briefed personnel on job performance, personal safety and career development. For this I received recognition for outstanding performance. The hardest part of my job was inspecting all material storaged because of the magnitude. The most enjoyable part was being able to work with other from all parts of the world – less

ok company, with ok pay but nothing really to write home about. Zero threat lots of BS to deal with but gotta start somewhere.

Interesting job, met many people from around the world who were members of the Armed Services.

I was an underground coal miner working on the belt crew. I would change rollers and structure and also did belt cleaning. I just maintained the belt. My job had its ups and downs as does any job. worked with some good people and most of management treated us pretty fairly.

This company was a great company that provided the opportunity to travel and to be independent. I managed a team of 7 indivuals. We worked all shifts and met a lot of great people.

I worked a Law Enforcement contract with CSA Ltd. for one year. While I was there, I saw examples of what not to do on a contract at all levels of management. Fortunately, this company went out of business due to gross mismanagement and dishonesty.

A work day there is just so unique you do so many different jobs but its hard to advance with them.

Operating RTCH trucks Forklifts and all type of Heavy Equipments at Kuwait

There is a lot of experience in this job. They hire for new positions (HR, Accounting, Refunds and Collections) within the company and the people here are very friendly. The days are long, and you must sit for long periods at a time. The hours are flexible. Open 24 hours, days, nights, and overnights available.

After completed my graduation i start my service carrer with this respect organization, i learned here how to work with my co-worker, never face hardest part in my job,always enjoy wih my work place.

Joined as Supply Associate 1 in class 9 bulk yard receiving section. with good cooperation of superiors.

Each team member has a responsibility to contribute equally and offer their unique perspective on a problem to arrive at the best possible solution.

This is an offshore company and they pay well but the benefits are not too attractive

very good work atmosphere,good management..good compensations and benefits will be great if could increase pay grade...

The company was a rock solid company but had a 10 yr contract which was then won by ITT Systems in Feb 13th 2011, but we hung in there. I enjoy supporting the US Army and dealing with them as they fight the tough fight up north is awesome. I appreciate what CSA did for my career as I grew a lot over time with CSA.

Due to the nature of my job, I did not have to report at the office, and could make my schedule according to my possibilities as long as the expected duties were completed.

A very busy work place, the mission is reducing recivisim. I've learned alot about the criminal justice system, drug use and counseling for addicts in the criminal justice system. Management can use some adjusting for the better. I serve with a lot of mission driven co-workers who believe in helping our fellow man. The hardest part of the job is helping – more... others believing in themselves and that turning your life around is a reality. The most enjoyable part of my job is when an offender calls back to say Ive been clean and sober and I have a job and Im on my way back into the community. – less

I currently work with families that have children with SED (serious emotional distrubance).

I hand the intakes that come to our program, have insurance checked call out of the families before assigning a family.

Daily phone calls to families or other resources within the community, look for resources, workwith other community partners

Part of the – more... management team

Supervise other peers

I have learned a lot as this job

Hardest part would be some days finding the right balance

Enjoy the families and my coworkers – less