plant production (Former Employee), Marietta oh – March 7, 2013
Pros: good pay
Cons: temp for over a year dont try very hard to find you another job once you have been layed off
Good pay at certain jobs worked two different plants Get payed every week dont call when vacation was denied Never going to work for mancan again Screwed over more than once Hard to find a place that will hire full time
Machine Operator (Former Employee), Zanesville, OH – February 4, 2013
Pros: provided water fountain and vending machines for lunch and drinks.
Cons: long, tedious work, standing on your feet for 7-8+ hours
get to work, find out your production quotas for the day and begin working. Tough job for someone not use to working. Good management and you feel comfortable working in your own clothes.
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not full time work
Inbound (Former Employee), Zanesville, OH – January 30, 2013
Pros: work was well organized
Cons: not a full time job
work was great, learned more about the company, management was great,co-workers great, the hardest part is not a full time job,
Wholesome Pet - Customer Service Representative (Current Employee), Wooster, OH – October 23, 2012
Pros: weekly pay
Cons: bonus
I consider myself as a good employee fro Mancan and got hired into 3 jobs that started out as Temp jobs.
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It was a nice place to work.
Steel Worker (Former Employee), OH – September 23, 2012
Pros: the people were curtious.
Cons: the summer heat and constant bending.
I worked at Atlas Steel on the caroulsel line preparing the steel product by banding the steel together so when loaded on the flat bed trucks the steel would not come unbined.
The managment were very helpful showing me around the plant and they were very concerned about safety.
One co-worker that I worked with has been employed at Atlas Steel for – more... 31yrs. as a supervisor. He trained me how to prepare the skids and M-20 hydrolic bander. He was very helpful with any question that I had.
The hardest part of the job was bending over using the hydrolic- bander and the heat.
Because of the loud noice in the plant, it was enjoyable to talk with the other employees while we were on our lunch break. – less
