CHEP Employer Reviews

I worked there 12 years , Very good place to work , Great people

Leadership accountabilities
Communication from top to bottom
Collective and shared goals
all in as 1Team

An extremely difficult environment with most previous night shift supervisors holding their positions for only a very short time.
High staff turnover due to the nature of work and demands placed upon employees.
If working in this environment for 5 years was used as a reference guide for a persons character or endurance under duress then it would be – more... the best reference available for finding another job. – less

Hard work, something my body had to get use to. Lifting 80 pound pallets for 8 hours, hammering nails were they are needed on both sides of the pallets, throwing the very bad pallets to get rerepaired, witha goal of 500 pallets a day per two man team. A very good learning experience because it was something that I've never done before. The most hardest – more... part about the job was the body aches at the end of the day. – less

This is by far the best company I've had the pleasure of working for. I have nothing but positive feelings towards CHEP and my former CHEP family. I had to leave due to personal issues following my mother's death. I would be more than honored to rejoin this company.

This job is a rip off. They expect you to build or rebuild 65 lb pallets for .37 each and if it isnt done the way the qc wants it they flip it off the line. Come on really? Not for .37.If I had a second chance I wouldn't dare try this company. The belt line breaks every other day. The maintenance men are disrespectful and couldn't fix anything if their – more... job depended on it. I can honosetly say you will regret working here. Theres rats, roaches, and all types of creatures. One time they sent a pallet down with a nest of black widow spiders and oh yea by the way you don't get benefits til a year later... To sum it all up, this isn't a great place for you to turn your life around unless this is your last resort. – less

Start shift at 6 in the morning, checking what the stock levels are like to plan the production for the day, every three hours to send an updated production report to managment, and at the end of the shift to combine all reports to one and finalise the days work
i have gained lots of managmens skills and find it a lot more likable to work with a team.
managment – more... are always challenging to keep satisvied but i try my best to improve to the best of my compatibilities.
co-workers are fun to work with as shift change overs we get to learn more of the tasks that lay ahead
the hardest part of my job is just to keep the customer happy as we work on their site
the thing i like most of my job is that I learn on the run as we get to be sent for different train sessions – less

I have learned a lot since I first joined CHEP. The experience I had was quite amazing and beneficial.I enjoyed working with both internal and external clients. The most enjoyable part of the job is that it actually opened my mind to look further than my daily tasks. I could easily accomplish all assignments that were given to me without any difficult.

While working for CHEP I have been primarily responsible for a select portfolio of “National Accounts”. I have been a one point of contact for up to 150 companies where they can come to discuss issues, queries or complaints. Once they have made contact it would be my role to resolve queries or disputes but completing a full RCA on the issue and putting – more... stops in place to ensure that it did not happen again. On a day to day basis I can take between 20 – 30 calls and the same in emails, this makes for a very busy and fast paced atmosphere, in which I find I work very well. I have been involved in recent projects within the company reviewing and renewing processes and successfully training and rolling out the process across other departments in Europe as well as UK and Ireland. – less

First thing would be the stand up meetings so to review the previous day's work and share any new developments.
I learned the importance of team work and how imparative it is to share information.
i learned that one needs to understand co-workers as they have different personalities, tolarance and unity is critical as far as co-workers are concerned.
Hardest – more... part of the job was difficult clients, one needs to be verry cautious on how to deal with key clients.
Most fun part would be the celebrations after targets are met. – less

A typical day at work consist of handling customer inquiries, answering phones, billing out invoices, etc. Everyday at work is a learning experience, you can never know to much. I do have management skills, every so often we would get new hires so, I would train & supervise them until they felt comfortable enough to be on their own. I got along great – more... with my co-workers. Sometimes the stress level could be a little high but, most times, it was laid back. I enjoyed & loved my co-workers. I looked forward to going to work everyday. I would bring in cheesecake for the fellas, etc. It was an enjoyable place to work, I have no complaints for or from my co-workers or supervisors. – less

Esta bien a mi me interesan mas los empleos donde me puedan pagar por la produccion que hago y en esta empresa asi me pagaban. Y estaba todo bien deje el trabajo por cuestiones migratorias.