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Threeosix Industrial

I have been working at Threeosix for just over two years now.  I can say that this company is growing rapidly, and with that comes plenty of opportunity to advance within the company.  I have moved through up quickly and found that as long as I am punctual, consistently work hard and make every effort to learn and help the project move forward, my work is rewarded.
I would be lying if I said Threeosix hasn't had a few growing pains along the way, but when a company is doubling in size every year it can be hard for processes and procedures to keep pace.  With new staff coming on board consistently you will find that you need to mentor new staff on the way things are done at this company.  Which is also a great opportunity to improve your people management skills.

You’re expected to handle groups of temps, do things way outside your typical and reasonable scope because we’re “family” and at the end of the day you get a pat on the head and asked to do more. If you’re looking to do 50+ “favours” a year because they don’t want to hire proper supervision to cover the front end prep work then this is the place for you. 
The “leadership” that is in place is grossly under qualified to the point of being flat out dangerous. If you’re a labourer with an IQ of four you’re better off going to get your own engineering degree at lake head, you’ll get accepted and likely do a better job running a ship. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The pay was okay. The LOA was lower than other companies at site. The travel pay / mileage was a bonus.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The company began hiring such young inexperienced workers in supervision roles. Big mistake. Organizers from staff side were not on top of things. Always fighting fires it seemed. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It was not enough cameraderia within crews. 
Go to work do your job and go back to room at end of day.

Awesome work life balance, pay is industry standard which is pretty good. Fast paced when there is work to be done but I personally like that. Makes the days go by fast. Great group of people In management and a growing company.

Decent company. They mainly do mining and concrete, but now have a small pipe fitting part of the company. They have experienced upper management in pipe fitting (when I was there). They just have to compete against the big guys to get the jobs. Competitive pay to keep people around and paid on time. The job I was on, we got a retention bonus. Pretty relaxed environment with easy going bosses. Id work for them again.

The company doesn't really know whats going on for the most part and they lay you off before your 3 month probation.  Your hired on as one position but do many positions as they dont know whats going on like 1 day your a labourer the next your a plumber the next your a carpenter ect. But the wage stays the same .
No breaks no life no safety  hording has bad air (lung infections) No lunches but you lose 30mins for lunch you dont get .

When you start here it all seems great, lots of money to throw around and utilize. Then you start to realize that they are headed towards a downward spiral. Also, the management expects insane favours from you. There is so much turnover that you get whiplash, and you will be perpetually confused. The owners are straight-up sketchy and I literally ran from this place when I quit. If you like stable work and your mental health do not work here!

Good company with great employees. Feels very family oriented and also a good time even while busting your behind. Pay is good and raises come as you show your worth. Don’t expect to come in as a mechanic and only do mechanical work if you’d like to stay employed as diverse workers keep their spots. Great learning environment.

Work day is 12 hours. Always have work to do. Easy to keep busy. Guys are good to work with. Job security is an issue not sure what is going to happen. Working for ThreeOsix is great.

This company has its growing pains but they handle it very well. The superintendent on my project is knowledgeable and supportive of the goals I had. The crews are fun to work with as well. 

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Journeyperson carpenter 3 salaries reported	$39.33 per hour
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Concrete finisher 1 salary reported	$25.41 per hour

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