Trane Employer Reviews

A typical day at work is a good day.My co-workers love to have fun but yet we kept the line running.

I started with Trane as a Co-Op student, and was offered a full time position after graduating from college. Started full time as a manufacturing engineer: worked on precision machining of HVAC compressor components and compressor assembly, worked on compressor component design, and then moved to quality. I really enjoyed my career at Trane as I was – more... constantly learning. I was trained 6 sigma methodology and process improvements and later became 6 sigma black belt certified. I was given the opportunity to move to management role and be a mentor to my team. – less

ilkked my job at trane the assembly of engines was something I enjoyed I just wish they didn't lay people off so fast

I use to test the units before they got sent out to the customers. We really didn't see management unless the lines were down. I worked well with my co-workers. The hardest part was when the rate was up high and we had to make 300 and 400 in a day. The most enjoy was the hours i worked 6 am to 2 pm.

Enjoy the people I work with and love the work in both factory and office.

Not a bad job, but very redundant. Also, they tend to have a high turnover due to outsourcing.

A typical day is loading and unloading tractor trailers using forklift or clamp truck. I learned the responsibilities of verifying orders and safe warehousing practices. My co-workers was very energetic and friendly. The hardest part of the job is no heating and air ventilation. The most enjoyable part is being able to work with loyal co-workers and – more... supervisors. – less

A typical day started by checking for call-ins, then made job assignments both people and machines. I learned more about press operations and paint equipment. The management team was very positive and helpful. I had great co-workers always willing to step in and give helping hand. The hardest part of the job was scheduling the job assignments to insure – more... production. Most enjoyable part of the job was working as a important team member of an important team. – less

A typical day started by checking for call-ins, then made job assignments both people and machines. I learned more about press operations and paint equipment. The management team was very positive and helpful. I had great co-workers always willing to step in and give helping hand. The hardest part of the job was scheduling the job assignments to insure – more... production. Most enjoyable part of the job was working as a important team member of an important team. – less

What I have learned from day one at Trane; there are no real 'hard' jobs if you apply yourself. In fact, the hardest job is getting out of bed to come in. Management is fair for the most part and the pay is good. I work with a good crew supplying parts to an assembly line for air conditioners and the enjoyment is getting the parts to the line before – more... the line needs them. – less

I think it would've been a good job but it was a temp position.
The company wasn't looking foward to hiring any permenate employee's

Trane is a fast paced work environment that offers an excellent benefits package and medium to fair compensation. Trane is a family oriented work force that always puts safety first. The plant is exceptionally large and it is easy to feel very comfortable with all of your co-workers.

great place to work. would love to find a place that has as good as benifits, but with better opportunity to advance in company

Was an outstanding work place until they decided to bring in multiple levels of management. Morale and productivity both went through the floor.

I started on an assembly line and eventually worked my way up to machine set-up man. A typical day at work was a little trouble shooting and workking with a small group of six people. Management and coworkers were great to work for and with. There were no hard parts of the job and the people I worked with, made it a joy to be there.

Trane was not well organized and did not have good management. I did like the variety in the position that I held as I was constantly busy but company overall lacked in several aspects.

Metal fabrication, production, assembly, blueprint reading.

Liked everyone, worked hard everyday,my managers where good. sometimes we worked 12 hour days and steeltoe shoes hurt.Liked that people got along and could joke and play with each other.Learned to use hand held pnuematic tools, cranes, and jacks. Liked that you started your shift with stretching exercise, and a report on the previous day.

Work was great. The benefit package has a great plan. I had great co-workers. The job at task was simple as you learned.

I felt like I was under used as a co-op the first time around, but out of my 4 rotations, they became more and more integrated into the process.

The people I worked with were always very accepting of imperfections, and worked to help improve skills that weren't refined yet.