Federal Mogul Employer Reviews

I liked everyone here. Very nice place to work and I would work there again. Many people stay for many years, and with good reason.

Because of the schedule we had long work days all of the time. I learned how to inspect pistons for automobiles which is a skill I did not have before coming to work there. The hardest part of this job was knowing which defect we could pass and which ones we could not pass. The most enjoyable part of this job was training others on the skills that I – more... had mastered to become a good inspector. – less

A typical day consisted of a ten minute meeting where the shifts met to exchange details about how the machines are running. Then you get your assignment and go run your machine. Every hour you check the specifications of the blueprints to the parts you are running. If your part is in spec. you continue to run, if it is out you offset the machine to – more... make the proper adjustments – less

Team Work, Leadership roles, Balanced work style, Innovation, Ideas Generations.

This by far the best job I have ever worked. To be Federal Mogul was a career, a job that laid a foundation to my future. The hardest part about this job was defiantly not the work, but saying goodbye when the plant shut down.

federal mogul was a great place to work for all the years I was there.. The people were very nice and friendly I did learn a lot about how parts were made and the different types of machines that I operated. Over all everything was very great.

I apperciate the current job that I am at, I would just like exspand my horizans.

provide support to daily production activities as well as new product launches, employ industry best practice manufacuring methods through continuous improvement and cost reduction.

Typical day at work for me was driving the forklift and pulling pallets. How to drive a fork lift. management was awesome. The co- workers was great. The hardest part of the job was working 12 hour days. The most enjoyable part of the job was getting paid weekly.

My day starts on the pc giving out count sheets to my counter, while he's counting rows I run reports and get on cherry picker to make my counts right.
I work with some great folks, all hard workers.Some of the counters can't count and get made when they mess up. Always in a hurry will get you no where.
The hardest part of my job is the hours, 10 hrs – more... a day, 7:30 - 6 pm.
I have no time with my family or friends. Always tired.
I get up at 5am and get home at 7 pm. not much of a life.
I learned that if I do all I can and try to help out where needed, that I can get more done and feel that I've done a great job.
Management, thats a different story. We have alot of great bosses and they try to treat us right, but then you have some that they change the rules that they themself made to help their friends. I guess this is my biggest fault with the company. – less

Anco produced wipers for 95 years in the united states.
now moving to mexico.

A TYPICAL DAY AT WORK WAS A HARD DAY AT WORK BUT WITH ALL MEANS I LOVE TO WORK AND DIDNT MIND WHAT WAS TO COME THE NEXT DAY

I love working at FM,I learned a lot of things from my ex-team lead, supervisor and co-workers. I always try to manage my time to get more achievements and shared to my team players. The hardest part is other shift left with messy position and keep and run to be smooth.

managment worry about numbers and not people, alot of the supervisors including managment dont speak good english, its hard to understand what they are saying

Company is evolving and change is constant. Opportunity to be involved in a wide variety of projects.

With 15+ years as a FMC employee I was able to establish the foundation of my IT and Domestic and International Career as a Systems Analyst, Trainer, Translator and Liason between the U.S. team and the International Teams.
My Career at FM involved learning and maintaining Financial Systems as well as maintaining the North American Branch Distribution – more... Systems. Established and developed my skills in several programming languages as well as developed system documentation in English and in Spanish. The most enjoyable part of the job was the International Training and alliance I had with the International Personnel. – less

Federal-Mogul weathered a tough reorganization in the last decade and continues to be a world-class provider of high-quality automotive and other parts.

Communication was always good. Expectations were made clear to every level. Achievements in reaching sales goals were always rewarded.

This place was all right to work at. It's a general labor factory that makes break pads. The co workers and supervisor's were average. I think they were mostly just exhausted. The pay was decent and there was always a lot of overtime, so our weekly paycheck is what kept me working. I did question the value of the health. The was a constant, unavoidable, – more... large amount of brake dust both in the air we were breathing and on our skin and clothing. The extreme heat was also ridiculous. If it wasn't for the good money, I don't believe I would've worked there. – less

not very demanding place to work work is not hard management is okay don,t seemed to be to dedicated in the job pay could be better

Reasonable place to work. It does mean to be hard working and ready for anything they throw at you.