Emerson Process Management Employer Reviews

ASCO Power Technologies is a wonderful company to work for. The culture is supportive, friendly and professional. The best part of my job is working for a Vice President who respects and appreciates my hard work. The most difficult part of working for ASCO is the less than competitive salary and benefits offered. I have learned a lot about Project Management – more... and Engineering while working for this company. – less

Great place to work... just don't plan on a retirement here.
workload forecasting is always up but that's not a reality.
expectations are clear.
Co-workers are fantastic people

generate requisitions, attend production meetings, and attend support providers as well as staff mentenimiento.
I hae learned . I learned that through constant support groups are available resources to help the simplification of the process as the use of green belt and black belt. And by ussing the bid events can get significant savings. Management – more... is younger throuout the years and need to count on the experience of the oldest personnel. I have enjoy happlily and finsihed programs with my co-workers, I m an easy person to get friends. The hardes part is to present savinngs. the most enjoyable is to get a price after a group effort. – less

I was hired on with Emerson - ERS as a field engineer.
During the hiring process, there was discussion of engineering topics and activities that may occur in the future if I accepted the job.
The field engineer position included a company truck, some equipment, credit card, and gas card.
There was no local office, the day would start at the job site.
The – more... work teams fostered a caustic attitude toward team communications. The one month of employment included zero team meetings, zero information development from management and the daily work was somewhat of a mystery.
Management was notified that drawings and scope were not issued, there was no response. Management was questioned as to why a field engineer was doing field tech work, there was no response.
Management was questioned about the topics discussed over the hiring process, there was no response.
I put in 24 hour notice and left.
If you desire technical work, and don't mind poor attitudes and poor communication, but simple "although possibly hazardous" work, this is the job for you.
Otherwise, I would and did look elsewhere. – less

•a typical day at work
My position as the Business Systems Project Coordinator allows me the ability to interact with members from all departments. Typically I work with a selected group of team members that are directly impacted by the project I am working. I will delegate specific tasks and log feedback from each member.

•what you learned
I have – more... learned how to promote teamwork and how to successed with a well trained team.

•management
Working with the Management staff gives me a greeat feeling of accomplishment.

•your co-workers
My co-workers are very good at what they do, having them available to assist with tasks allows for meeting project deadlines.

•the hardest part of the job
Introducing "change" into teams that have had the same practices for years.

•the most enjoyable part of the job
I enjoy every part of my job, The days that seem nothing goes right only inspire me to make them better – less

• Inside Sales, account manager, project manager, customer service (43 accounts US/Canada)
• Responsible for 30% of revenue goal est. $600K/month
• Trained new distributors on Elomatic, FieldQ, and Hytork product lines

Review P&ID’s (piping and instrumentation diagram/drawing), wire drawings, and general arrangement drawings
Physical inspection of all electrical / instrument installations, ensuring that all Contractor personnel and workmanship is completed in accordance with approved designs, international codes, standards and procedures.

Rosemount is made up of a lot of of really good people who are very easy to work with each day.

My Company supports flexible hours, over the years I've learned the harder that you work, the more visible and invaluable you become in a company. My Co-workers have become my second family, we like to get together even away from the office. The hardest part of my job is communicating all the new processes just created to all who will be affected, internally – more... and externally, in a timely manner when travel is not an option. The most enjoyable part of my job is a successful job completion with a satisfied customer. – less

Solid advanced control products and some good software.
Nebulous market messages

Excellent place to learn, improve your skills and demonstrate your capabilities.

This was by far the best company I have ever worked for. I was able to wright my own schedual. All employees from HR to employees at my level were easy to work with and very respectful and frendly.

you will not lose your job unless you make a serious problem since the company is financially very healthy and does not really have any risky investment. But, the corporate culture is very slow and old. You will say okay if you are calm and enjoying the daily routines.

Was able to take what I learned as an Instrument Technician and apply it to design work using AutoCad. Co-workers were very nice and helpful.

Leading process control and automation company.
Daniel , Rosemount flow, Micromation, DCS, safety systems are good systems to work with.

Amazing Culture . Extremely friendly and encouraging people. I had a great internship with the company and I would recommend it to all people.As long as you complete your work there is no restrictions.

This is a well managed company with good job security. The management is fair and has a clean work environment

Worked as a consultant for the company performing Reliability Services to different clients around the world. Fun place to work meeting people with different customs and way of life.

Everything is excellent, from man, material, management, machine and environment. NO cons for this job

I learned how the logistic operations were managed for a multinational company.