hitachi Employer Reviews

The facility had good management that was engaged in ensuring smooth operations. The facitlity was up to date with machinery, cafeteria, and fitness center. The hours and duties were well structured but were extremely tedious and had little to no change in the duties throughout the day.

This job began at 4pm and ended at 4:30am. I worked 82 hours a week and had to use vacation days to take days off at work. I learned how to quality check all my parts quickly. I worked alone. The hardest part of the job was the hours, the best part was the benefits.

loading trucks so drivers can begin there shift
i learn to read driver logs meaning how much weight in product can fit on a trailer with out being over or under local weight .
management is OK its a great work environment
hard part of the job in when you first start ofter you learn the right way of being the job it not that hard.

-Great access to work place
-Required a lot of OT
-Has opportunities to learn in wide variety of products
-Offers learning opportunities

Terrible. Go to prison. Better conditions and benefits. I do not like working there. The only reason I am still typing is because i cannot move onto the next review.

Enjoyed the team I worked with. Everyone helped each other out and worked extremely well together to meet deadlines. We were like a family.

You can plenty of money at this company but you must give up everything you know and love!

Starting at 5pm and getting off at 5am.
Grinded strut rods to smaller diameters.

Management was fun. By far the best supervisor, and team leader I have ever had.

I learned how to changeover the machine to smaller or larger diameters. How to change a blade. How to dress the wheels inside the grinders. Change wheels speeds to ensure more production – more... and decrease in quality. Or slow speeds to make quality higher, and lower production rates.

Co-workers were easy to get along with, fun people to work with.

Hardest part of the job was standing on your feet for 12 hours a day, and doing it 7 days a week.

Most enjoyable part was running the line itself. I absolutely loved it. – less

my work day here always started out begin behind beacuse of the diff work hours, they always had a hour gap in shift changes an it would have production line backed up..

Lots of opportunities for growth within the company. Employees have many different jobs while working in the company. Multi - tasking a must.

Day to day work recruiting and staffing. Rewarding part of the day is posting positions and filling req's with the right candidate.

My brief time at Hitachi, was only hampered by the low pay I received. There wasn't much work to do so I was almost always bored.

Great place to start out ones career in international business.

Good work schedule. Too much paper work. More quality checks than possible to make each hour.

Nice work environment with Wellness facilities for the employees
Every step is a learning
Fair management
Happy co-workers
Encountered variances in inventory
Lunch out

Great people, great job very fast paced environment. With the schedule they give you have tons of time home with your family and friends. The faced paced environment makes the 12 hour shifts fly by

Temporary job no benefits. So much to learn challenging keeps u busy and focused.

co worker are nice and they will give you pointers for the begginer, management kinda disorganize

Great potential due to high quality products. During my tenure we introduced the "Ultravision" line of projection television that became a benchmark in the industry. Sadly, the company's marketing efforts did not always live up to the products being offered.

Consistent rotation of Japanese managers made consistency hard to achieve.

> A very safety place and clean working area.
> I've learned a lot specially the field of Power System.
> Very friendly the Japanese people.
> due to new management person they more strict about safeness
and quality.