millwright

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lead hand

junior maintenance engineer

welder

ALBERTA ENVIRONMENTAL RUBBER PRODUCTS

Some people over there like 2-3 of them feels  they owe the company and stayed their 30 years. They think they know everything in that 30 years but no qualifications for them. Better check their degree and certifications, I bet no one would have it degree or any certifications. They hires 100 people every month, turn over is very high. No pay raise for 9-10 years for the guys that a shameless management. Don’t go until u need to go. Dirty old dark building which is partially leaking water from every where. The manager who was working good for the company, owners or who worked their long time they fired them. And show is running by brainless team. Avoid this place. 

Equipment is run down building is old and the roof leaks. They can’t keep employees they do not give raises even to the employees that do stay. They decided to do a renovation on their offices and bathroom in the middle of a pandemic and brought in plastic toilets and a plastic hand wash station that keep freezing so people were washing their hands from the water cooler or not washing at all. And you have to use your finger print on the punch clock to clock in and out of work. Definitely the dirtiest and run down place I’ve ever seen management is clueless and the company does not want to spend a dime to make things better but with all the break downs the spend a dollar to save a dime.

Worked as a production supervisor at AERP. The management ensures to give you strong exposure to leadership, production coordination, safety compliance, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement initiatives within a fast-paced recycling environment. Had the opportunity to work closely with operations, maintenance, and production teams while contributing to landfill projects, inventory management, and operational efficiency improvements.

Kudos to the new management taking great care of the employees on the floor. 

I didn't even show up for my first shift . Unless your hard up and need the job avoid this place. I was first drawn in because of the equipment it looked interesting enough, but after my tour I knew I would have to wear a half mask with P100 filters all the time but all I saw was N95 masks . Management seemed to have a attitude about them which I felt was only going to get worse in time, and there were no paid breaks. The place was run down and the overhead doors were open all the time, ok in the summer but in the winter?         

You start as a laborer doing typical housekeeping duties like sweeping and shoveling dust and debris. Over time, your tasks change and you get trained in different parts of the plant. 
Some sections are more labor-intensive than others but it's a free workout, you lost weight so fast! 

Very hot and long hours for very low pay for what you have to do. You have some guys that have been there many years still only making 20 an hour. You have two guys that been there long time that think they own the company and very pushy. Over all I would stay away from this place unless you really need a job, which you have a good chance getting hired because the turnover rate is so high. But you do get lots of OT if you want it.

co workers are great, management is terrible.  One day your boss is laughing with you the next day your getting screamed at cause your do busy it's hard to keep up with no one there to help u at all.  

It was in a rough environment from day one. Informal training combined with old equipment that is unreliable. First time in my career ever washed my own truck outside in the dark in -20 with a pressure washer. Disgusting third world conditions in the washroom in the recycling plant. Never had tire chains on the truck or anything else and I asked for that I thought

I have only been with the company a short time. What I have seen so far is a business that has set some improve goals and are putting people/processes in place to achieve that. With these continued efforts they will attract more skilled employees.

All the other poor reviews are true unfortunately.

Dirty, rough working environment.  

No money for basic Ppe, safety is a total wash. Zero training or written procedures

Don’t work here unless you’re in dire need, and keep looking after. It won’t be hard to find better.


Top Job Titles	Average salary
Millwright 1 salary reported	$45.00 per hour
Laborer 1 salary reported	$18.00 per hour
Lead hand 5 salaries reported	$23.60 per hour
Junior maintenance engineer 3 salaries reported	$19.33 per hour
Welder 3 salaries reported	$39.00 per hour

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