Thomas & Betts Employer Reviews

Depending on what division you are in you may have to work really hard that day. You get placed at a specific station and are expected to collect the parts...bag them...water them...seal them...and place them in the appropriate containers while keeping up with the speed of the machine that is pressing out parts. Management is great. They don't just – more... let anybody become a manager, and they are trained from lower positions so they know what it's like starting out hard. There is a very diverse amount of co-workers at T&B. The hardest part of the job is all the learning curves. Every press machine is different and runs on different speeds depending on the machine operator for that day. Time flies by like crazy because you are so caught up with the actual work that you don't have time to worry about the clock. – less

more expectations then a person can handle management
does not treat their supervisors with respect

Like work hard into any environment
Performs several tasks at same time as a dayly routine
safety is the first priority to start any job in any place or environment duties.

Not a Very reliable work place, company was bought out and employees were down sized and let go. Management walked out with out any explanation, HR, and Plant MGR, employees who were close to retirement decided to retire ahead of time, was not a good turn out for employees during the buy out.

One lead that will be a thorn. Overall great company to work for. Great benifits from what i heard. I went in through contract to hire. and they had just giving the company a pay increas. Only because tyhey had to do to everyone leaving for low saleries and they didnt understand why, which lets you know how they work.

My first full time position was as an industrial electrician with this corporation. I enjoyed what I did daily on the job, but I feel that the corporation did not care about it's employees, just the bottom line. I know they have to turn a profit, but the way they did it was immoral.

I stepped back from the "top dog" position to find a better balance of work/life. I have a great boss and peers that work as a team to achieve this. I admire that TnB continues to put forth the time with on-going training such as LEIN, ergonomics, OSHA, A3 in order for me to gain perspective with manufacturing. Some opportunities lie with communication – more... to all employees on a 24/7 facility with 400 employees. – less

Everyone was really nice, fun to be around. A normal day at work I would enter type sheets from the day before and make changes if needed. Answer phones, file paper work, get weld test ready, anything thats asked of me.

Daily Production Review, Quarterly sales forecast, capital projects and improvement projects. Hard-working & cooperative co-workers. Finding qualified people is the most difficult

Some good supervision, very business driven, lack of work right now. good coworkers

Supervisor provided first hand training, very open to progressive learning

There is opportunity for growth and advancement. I feel whatever growth should be up to the individual and not management. There are situations where a person is put into a position/and it may not be where they are the strongest at.

Hopefully whoever bought this company can fix this place. The management that's there now is absolutely terrible.

This company has been sold and is now under new corporate management.

Best company i have ever worked for...
You learn, grow and mature, it's a great place for growth.

its nice to work everyday because i learned a lot. the management give all the benefits and co-workers helped us for the needs. its enjoyed working that you know all the job and you love the job.

cette entreprise permet l'evolution et de nombreuse perspective

Facilidad de Aprender en varias Areas de la Empresa, Personal Dispuesto a Enseñar y a trabajar. Buen Ambiente Laboral,