Utility Employer Reviews

clean the particular area, where your duty assigned,
i learned myself that its hard to earned money, but fun because you thought.

Denny's is a fasted paced resturant .. my night consisted of dishwashing and helping with other duties .

summit polymers is a stressful and drama filled factory that i would only recomend a factory beginner to start at to learn how lucky they are to work anywhere else

A typical day is a busy day. Working on an assembly line in different manufacturing plants was challenging at times but I always enjoyed learning new and different things about manufacturing cars and what makes them run good. I also learned that people are very different and to be a success I had to know how to deal with all of them. One of the hardest – more... things I did was try to figure out how to make everyone want to be a team player on the line and realizing everyone is not always going to want to be one. I enjoyed working with my hands, it gave me the feeling that I was making a real contribution to society. – less

Every night would consist of getting each and every press ready with supplies so the operators could do their jobs. Through the shift, I would ensure that flow of parts were maintained properly. I continuously made sure the operators had the tools to do their jobs. Made sure they received breaks and lunches accordingly. Appreciation from fellow workers – more... was always received. The hardest part of my job was when multiple presses would go down, and we always seemed to be short handed. The best part of my job is that I was always kept busy and was never bored. – less

My work here is enjoyable since my superiors are all Godly. They can understand problems like in the family in which we cannot avoid.

I was asked to perform duties during my job that could have gotten me and my boss fired by breaking OSHA laws and EPA guild-lines. I refused to perform these duties and was dismissed for the day, but went to the upper boss and he required my boss to let me stay and to not as an associate to do some thing like that again. I had a hard time with my boss – more... after that and decided it best to leave the company because transferring was not possible at this present time. a month later my ex-boss got fired. – less

I was hired temporarily with this company to fix, maintain, and update their inventory. The boss of this company is close family friend that needed a little help in these areas and hired me to help him out but was unable to keep me on permanently, he was already stretched thin by hiring me to to fix his problem, but it was helpful to his company and – more... to me at the time needing work after relocating back to this area. – less

very relaxing job, you're provided with a company vehicle, you get over time which is an opportunity to make more money.

A typical day of lifeguard duty was waking up at 6 am and jumping into the pool for Polar Bear. Then teaching kids how to swim after breakfast to lunch then from lunch to diner was open swim for the troops. Then had the rest of the night off. The job was a live in job, the pay was decent, no benefits, free room and board. The most enjoyable part of – more... my job was teaching kids how to swim who never swam before in their lives. I didn't think there was anything hard about the job I enjoyed the job and the people I worked with. – less

a typical day would be a very busy day for me. there is no time to relax it will be clock in and then clock out. but the co workers there were a tight group of people who got along and work well with others to the point it actually made work fun at times.

I'm not sure if management and my superiors knew who I was. I did the same tasks daily, so work became boring. The schedules were always unorganized.

Started at 6 am. Learned how to run all of the machines. Management was great, still keep in touch. We worked together to get our production done before the next shift. Supervising in the absence of the supervisor. Enjoy meeting and exceeding our production rates.

small company, wonderful people, the boss knew who you were and made you feel like family. Plenty of opportunity to go as far as you could. Management was very supportive. Loved this job very much.

A pretty much good place to work, good people friendly guest and it is in a football stadium which I enjoy.

stayed busy had multiple jobs to do. Learned how to use many tools & equipment. Management was all about the company. coworkers were great.

Day to day work is not hard pressed. Management listens to employee complaints. Safety is number one issue.

When you come in you are automatically working, you recieve 2 breaks and one lunch break. If you are a good worker they will promote you quickly and the management keeps a watchful eye for those star players. The hardest part about the job is that there is no room for being lazy you are expected to find something to do at all times, but if you are like – more... me then it's not a big deal. – less

I realized that it was a great learning experience for me due to the fact that this was my first job.

utility was my job title and the don't allow you to get benefits until you are there a year and they aren't really that great. People that you have to work with were nice and easy to get a long with.Management didn't like to listen to anything the employees had to say.