Going Nowhere Fast - Safety Manager Suntron Employee Review

2.0
7 Sept 2008
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Enjoyed manufacturing environment - with diverse customer base and product line. Full service company at the time ranging from design to complete manufacturing and testing. Appeared to be driven management team to identify new customers and product lines to avoid lulls between contracts. Large local employement base of 1,400 and seven other plant locations throughout the United States. Twenty four hour operations with multiple lines on product manufacturing. Operations and staff sufficient to require full time safety and environmental manager without worry of boredom. Responsiblity of Texas Environmental Quality and ISO program for environmental audits and compliance. Most operations within the plant to limit some exposures.

Cons

No sales leadership; mid managers not held accountable for performance; not exploring all opportunities to create revenue; held hostage by customer base - afraid to tell customer no for fear they would go elsewhere - would not sell quality only price. Could seemlessly end one product line and begin another one. Senior Management would place themselves above the employees and to a dregree manage by intimidation - peoplae were not only truthful for fear of "shooting the messenger".Poor planning on management team to schedule work - Leased workforce management would advise to train new employees then product line would not be implemented for weeks after - those employees would leave and be forced to retrain - waste of time, money and resources.

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4.0
28 Jul 2023
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Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- Great team - Decent pay - Lots of opportunity

Cons

Didn't keep up with changes to industry

1.0
12 Jun 2008
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

It's a place to get you through until you find something better

Cons

The work environment is very office political. There are several rules and it may seem as though you are in high school rather than a career. Management and Supervisors tend to stick together regardless of what employees are going through. Nothing gets done about real issues.

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