Shaw Group Employer Reviews

Safety meeting with crew, Document work to be performed, delegate tasks. Observe crew work and safety procedures, document progress. Complete paperwork on daily activities, timesheets , and turn over to next shift.Discussion of possible improvements of productivity for next day.

Do work orders and maintain machinery Work with lead-men and supervisors to properly troubleshoot and repair equipment.Teamwork and communication

In a typical Accounting Department, there are certain weeks that are much more busier than others. Working in the MOX Accounting Department is no different. The challenge to produce solid, error free work in a timely manner was a welcomed requirement. Working in a Safety First environment is self assuring. I am enjoying learning about the nuclear and – more... construction fields as well as governmental accounting. – less

When you have a deadline and you have multitasks you have to look at what job is priority first and make your selection to respect the delivery date.
I've learned a lot of stuff at Shaw such as ethical professional, team work, group creativity, and walkdown at different Nuclear Power Stations.

Upper management only promoted family members, and knew nothing about their roles. My direct supervisor scored a 13 on the craft test and did not even know how to open e-mails related to his job. Anyone who was a threat to his job was removed from the project.

Sexist, racist and not a place that is woman friendly at all.

Good work , very planned and fair tasks for everyone. Cares about their employees

build scaffolds busy stay busy, love it. learning procedures . co workers are great folks very helpful. hard part of job is staying on for year around. most of older employees replaced by younger men. so if you have senority. It don't mean anything, like the friendly enviroment, The VPP standards ,

EVERYTHING ABOUT WORKING FOR SHAW WAS ENJOYABLE, EVEN THE HARD JOBS. MY SUPERVISORS AND COWORKERS WERE VERY HANDS ON AND HELPFUL AS WELL AS CARING.

A typical day at work for me was stress free, though long hours, worth the money. My co workers were very pleasant, helpful, and great team players. Over all working in the nuclear industry was an amazing experience.

I participated in the NCCER apprentense program and received me journeyman card. I also received my certification in Fiber Optics and participated in safety committee.

Assist in various tasks such review/edit letters, file and serve documents to the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board and screen phone calls for two defense workers' compensation attorneys.

Management is great. I have the chance to learn differents jobs and I stay with the one that pays better. the only thing that I didnt like was the summer because I work at the dye house and we use steam so it gets very hot, like 100F

i enjoyed working there the only problem was everybody wanted to tell you what to do

A typical day at work: Daily Notification Reports, document processing, distribution, document requests to fill, document filing (electronic and hard copy) most of the day.
Management: very helpful, understanding and friendly.
Co-workers were pleasant.
Hardest part of the job: Extremely challenging at times, multitasking to stay on top of all activities.
Most – more... enjoyable part of the job: Interaction with and meeting new personnel and customers. – less

They treat their employees well. The pay and benefits are great.

OK place to work, but the pay was not so good.
no raise for 2013
benefits are expensive, and not so good
co workers and management are ok

The work environment was very pleasant. This a great company to work with. The managers put

first natural gas burning power plant,.so i learned alot...i hooked on 90ton grove everyday.. we unloaded truck bringing material to the job site,,,,loaded material on flat beds to be taken the unit to stage in proper area un til erected or set....I love my job as a rigger(hook on man)..

It is a great company to work for, great people, however not very stable environment It is working shut down so the job only last a few months. It is very strict on safety which is great its a nuclear plant! I had to lift up to 50lbs, carry tools, work 60-80hrs a week. I loved working with my team we built scaffold and tore it down when finished. I – more... was then transferred to another section after scaffold finished, called Confined space and FME after our jobs had finished. I loved my new team also. It was much easier we just kept logs of the engineers doing their jobs. – less