processor

area manager

quality assurance manager

tool and die maker

laboratory technician

Canadian Electrocoating Ltd

day to day activities include checking the parts for standard quality, teach operators if they are doing new job, solve the problems occuring due to machine faults or operator faults.

Learning experience includes procedures like FMEA, root cause analysis, TWTT, Pareto, Layered process audits.

Management is a tough one because they care about production more rather than the employees but still they manage the company well.

Co-workers are amazing. They treated me like friend and helped me out with the work. Though i'm a fresher, they helped to learn things in easy manner.

The hardest part of job is to judge the  quality when it is minute problem. You have to go with your instincts, the history of the parts problems and where the part is used.

The most enjoyable part is also the same as the hardest part as we have to apply our mind and think in various aspects which enhances our skills and interacting with the people is also another enjoyable part of the job

If you like to brown nose and point the finger at someone else while doing zero work this is the career for you! A environment where you're encouraged be a yes person and pass the blame to anyone else. Changes are implemented poorly with little thought and zero practical applications, the management team has the general philosophy of do what they say regardless how Ludacris it is, or if it will cost he company money, and in the end of it doesn't work out it's your fault for not doing it correctly, the fact that the plan was made and forced on you to use matters not! Truly a reprehensible place to work, it's management versus everyone. They preach teamwork while not communicating and expecting you to turn your life upside down for them at a moment's notice. Company treats new TPT workers so poorly most rarely last more than one day, never have the staff to do you job properly, you're likely to be a labourer yourself most days due to staff shortages. 

From horrible work hours to learning nothing, sticking new people on new jobs with zero real training, to arrogant management, and boring shifts. The list only goes on. There are no real promotional opportunities, every General Processor in the plant are treated as if we are just a number. Some of the highest termination rates in Ontario. Coworkers love drama. The only real pro to working here is the sub-par benefits you get after (supposedly 90 days but they took 2 years to give me mine). I would not recommend the company. Find another company to work for, where you actually matter.

You need to work here 1080 hours to get your seniority instead of the usual 480, paying union dues from day one.  
You have to work 18 MONTHS steady to get your benefits.
Even after getting your seniority, management will change your shift or lay you off for a few days with less than 24 hours notice.  Sometimes the only notice is a sheet of paper amongst tons of such sheets on a bulletin board.  There are people currently on their THIRD different shift in less than a week.
You work next to people making double your wage, doing the same exact job because of the "tiered" system.
The union here should be ashamed of taking money from these people, and the human resource department is a joke.  
The actual work isn't bad, and the people working there are mostly pretty good.

It’s a very busy place but that’s due to the amount of people on site rather than work because machines are down often and someone is always in the wrong place because there is no communication between anyone, they just scold you for it regardless of fault. You have to figure out every single thing yourself, the workers are helpful but the supervisors will find a reason to yell at you for not doing what they never asked or made sure you understood. This place is not for amateurs, I’d recommend having 15 years factory experience before coming because being temporary is just unnecessary anxiety when you could have peace of mind. 

Management is tight knit, and others are treated like outsiders/outcasts. A lot of gossiping and talking behind each others backs openly depending on who’s not around at the time. Pay and benefits were decent but not much room to move up if you’re not part of the “clique” or have family there. Culture is very demeaning and hourly employees aren’t treated good. Management looks down on anyone not on there level and expresses it pretty blatantly. The Human Resource department forgot the human aspect of their title.

Although I have been there for nearly four months, I have had a couple of Overwhelming moments but managed to get through it.  I hate the fact that there are too many lay offs but at least the pay isn't too bad for my first Job. it sucks that Machines are ether breaking down/not working properly or they're on shutdown for a period of time.  I'm just glad I don't plan on staying here for long as it was just something to get my foot in the door but I'm glad I was able to manage to meet a few good people there along the way, that was probably the only good thing about working here.

If you want to sweat your balls off for min.wage and go home mad everyday this is the job for you! If you like good benefits then look elsewhere because by the time you would actually get benefits you won’t even want to work there anymore. I was there for 8 months still making min.wage with no benefits before I decided I couldn’t take it anymore.

Hands down the cheapest company. They pay their supervisors nothing compared to other factories and you will be micro manged every step of the way.  Good place to gain experience. Place had a super weak uniok which is a good and bad thing, so expect to do a lot of work not meant for a supervisor such as work on the line, drive forklifts and run a press. 

Don't work here if you have options 

Difficult to work the off work schedule. 530 am would require waking up extremely early and the whle day would be off because of the early days. woud prefer different work hours.

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Processor 7 salaries reported	$18.00 per hour
Area manager 1 salary reported	$26.00 per hour
Quality assurance manager 1 salary reported	$23.00 per hour
Tool and die maker 4 salaries reported	$25.41 per hour
Laboratory technician 1 salary reported	$20.50 per hour

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