Forman Employer Reviews

I worked at the place over 15 years it was like a family. Partners were amazing group of people.

Great way to lean as teenager, houses, apartments, and light commercial projects.

ive been a leader since ive learned the trade.
the company made me what i am , ive gained an affull lot of knowledge thru focus and commitment.

commander of the work force in the feild....put personal in the right positions,to get the job taske cmmpleated in a timly maner so the company can make maxamum profits with top shelf people& material!!!!!!

At MBC I learned to manage a staff and work within a budget. Safety being a major concern, I was in charge of identifying problems and implementing cost effective solutions.

Very honest company. Hard working owners.

I started working here to help ut the owner who injured himself. I took over the existing ongoing projects they had been working.

Building decks, room additions, remodeling, and basic handyman tasks.

Hardest part of the job was dealing with the elements in the unpredictable Alaskan weather, while still meeting – more... dead lines.

The most enjoyable part of the job was the problem solving and seeing the projects through to completion. – less

Started of on a production line stacking hot automotive flooring mats. Became a foreman for eight years, then a Sample Order Tech. Company closedown led to my next job.

This is a Great job to have. The things you do and the places you travel to and get to see is worth it.

Run a crew of 3 guys to perform various Utilities construction for Public Service Electric and Gas. Most of the work is on gas.

My day starts and ends with doing numerous tasks for the President of the company along with my everyday work and dealing with numerous busy deadlines throughout the year. I have grown within the company for almost nine years and have always encouraged to learn new tasks that would benefit me for the future. Unfortunately, it has come to the point that – more... there is no more room for advancement within the company. The company is small so we have been able to develop some great friendships and its like having a small family at work. Like at any job, there are good days and bad days, and you have to take each day at a time. – less

the typical day as a forman starts with a early morning. 1st do inventory of tools/ materials 2nd do morning walk through of project/ property. 3rd have sit down with workers discuss safety and what needs to get done(to stay on schedule) then time cards and get workers on task. At the end of the day enventory of tools materials/ address safety and progress – more... of day. do final walk through of the property and send workers home. – less

Lead tech supervising 7 technicians in the repair of manufactoring machinery

Good people and fair Supervisors. Hours are hard and speratic. This is a labor type job. You have to want to like physical labor. If not this is not for you. On the plus side it pays very well.

Pick up my Boss (friend) get to work, prep and inspect trucks for the days assignments, assign crews to trucks , gather my crew head to assignment, meet with customer explain paperwork, initiate a great repore, supervise and run with team,inventory belongings, load/pack truck, lunch, Take load either to the new residense or back to the warehouse for – more... starage, upon returning to the warehouse-pick up area Pick ups paperwork leave in a tractor trailer to area distributors inventory items return to the warehouse. post trip the trucks used from the day hand in all paperwork punch out. At times when our contractors refused a large load OTR I would take said load to destination for delivery. running in; MA, ME, OH, PA, CT, KY, NC,SC,GA,TN, AL, LA, FL, . other duties-repair/maintain cdl equipment, deliver personal sttorage bin; ie-Pack Rat, Go Mini's, Sams units 16' to 20' state wide.My favorite part of my job were the other sincere employees and the customers. I loved being able to go out of town on accasion too.. the diversity was the best feeling. managaement had become stagnent but for the most part semi helpfull.the hardest part of this job was the lack of respect for employees as well as the lack of benifits from the owners, whom had made a mess of things when they filed for a divorse. I learned my place in the trucking industry and look to further my experience in the same fassion if at all possible. – less

Very caring and good service good work ethics made own schedule and worked at your own pace

That is privet company in Oman. It is not rich company. owner is Omani.

In this position, I learned alot about Mass Tort Litigation. I worked with many other law firms on some really big Asbestos cases.

RUN BY A GUY THATS ONLY INTERESTED IN MAKING AS MUCH MONEY WITH NO REGARDS TO THE QUALITY OF WORK DONE OR ANY REGARDS TO CUSTOMER QUESTIONS .. POOR PAY RATES TO WORKS YOUR A-$-$ OFF.. HORRIBLE PLACE TO WORK..

constantly diving to different job site. We were always try to top other drivers with the heavest loads

the hardest part of a job when your a forman is getting people to work as a team but once you get past the fact that you have to be open minded an you listen youll see that people listen to what you have to say but most of all you have to let them know your not perfect an you make mistakes as well as there opinion matters.