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Armatec Survivability

I have been working in the defence industry for the past twenty eight years with several different corporations and I can honestly say that working with Armatec has been my favourite.
Having worked at Armatec for a year and a half, here are my impressions thus far as a salaried employee:
- Excellent work/life balance. 
- Salary is on par with/slightly above other companies in this industry.
- Amenities are great (subsidized cafeteria, on-site gym).
- Co-workers are very friendly, easy to get along with, and very helpful.
- Entire site is very clean
- Clearly outlined corporate mission, visions and values that the company stands proudly behind. 

This company has huge potential but the wrong people running it.
It's unfortunate the owner does not spend more time on the floor to see that his management just likes to point fingers and hang out all day.
I saw a lot of great talent leave this place because they couldn't put up with being under so much pressure and being asked to come in on Saturdays and Sundays due to the people with even the smallest bit of authority just sitting back and watching. 
This company has bosses, not leaders.

Worked for this company.  Owner only cares about his income.  For the 7 years working there only raises were mostly .25-75. cents and then right after cost of benefits went up.  Benefits for a family were so expensive and company was to pay half, but still cost $175 per pay...and they were not great anyways.  Health and safety was non existent.   No loyalty to long term employees unless your in the "club"   place is full of yes men.  If you need a job, take it, learn some skills and leave.

Company produces great products and has the potential to become a very significant supplier within the defense industry; however, poor decisions by upper management and the lowest moral of any place I have worked result in a revolving door of personnel which results in a knowledge loss and poor product.

I worked here for quite a few years, majority of management is awful and refuses to listen to the people doing the work. Company also refuses to develop new products that customers will be excited about and actually WANT to purchase. Senior managers REFUSE to accept reality and are YES men to protect their high paying jobs while breaking the backs of the dedicated people who try and do a good job.

The owner took the company from 350 employees to under 100 in less than 10 years. Everybody gets blamed for problems except the owner and the managers. Overall a toxic workplace, with no real benefits, just unfulfilled promises.

The best part of working at Armatec is the people. We have all worked very hard to bring this place of employment from a small "Mom and Pop Shop" to where we are today- World Leader in Passive Protection Systems.

Armatec Survivability is a horrible place to work.
Promotions are based on who you know and how much you schmooze.
The culture in general is toxic and a number of senior management are the cause.
It is unfortunate because the products Armatec makes are fantastic.

Very rewarding job had USMC come in and thank us for building a product the help protect there life's while on deployment. Very precise work learned how to use resins and hardeners and a great group of people work there.

Can be a great place to work depending on the department/team you are in. Subsidized home cooked meals are available in the cafeteria. If you keep a positive attitude anything is possible

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Millwright 1 salary reported	$30.00 per hour
Project engineer 2 salaries reported	$105,000 per year
Program manager 1 salary reported	$80,000 per year
Accounting clerk 1 salary reported	$47,500 per year
Welder 1 salary reported	$24.00 per hour

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