Stewart & Stevenson

A huge part of this companies struggle revolves around the notion that the engineers are untouchable, even when they produce 'prints with such obvious follies as 19' minus 2" is 17 feet!

It is not.  The right answer is 18' 10".

When slights like this as an example are a continuous source of delays & re-works no company's success will come easily, which it already does not in our present day economical challenges.

Poor management only served to expedite over 20 lay-offs that i knew about, & the complete collapse of their night shift.

Great company to work for once upon a time but when things in their USA locations slowed down (Canadian location was still booming) they shipped all our work to those locations and laid off the Canadian employees instead. Quite disappointing.

Working in the oil industry was very exciting as the competitiveness of the industry meant you were only as good as how innovative the product was. This kept the job challenging and exciting because the fast pass pressue on delivery, innovation and excellence of equipment meant new challenges each day.

A lot has changed at S&S since they took over from Crown Ind. I worked there for a short period of time (laid off) . But knew about the company for may years.  And while being employed at S&S I saw  people were being lay off all the time . There is very little job security. 
 I would recommend looking for employment else where.

The company offers a large volume of overtime, depending on its volume of customers, in low seasons you can easily leave your job.
Multicultural environment, training and good management of its directors.

Knowledge people with helpful attitude and friendly working environment. There are not training for employee to finish their job. But you can self learn during work hours.

learned work with different people at different levels; accepted new tasks contently and meet deadline in company's downsizing situation. 
worked hard and upgraded accounting and management skills.

Just like I reviewed my stettler job, the job experience at stewart and stevenson was fun and challenging. The only thing I didn't like was when I worked alone.

Stewart & Stevenson was a great place to work. Unfortunately the company went out of business due to the drop in oil and gas prices. Management team was great.

I had a great time working here the bosses and the lead hands together with my colleagues was a great experience with no regrets. I will be willing and ready to work with Stewart and Stevenson anytime.

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