Eaton Employer Reviews

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 Coordinated with COE, Mechanical designer, wiring coordinator and shop foreman.
 Using PDAS drawings, equipment list, vendor drawings and other documentation to produce detailed electrical design and drawings.
 Managed the production drawings based on the plant production schedule and coordinated with the drafting department in India (L&T) to provide – more... wiring diagram.
 Responsible for the timely and accurate delivery of assigned work.
 Prepare and modify drawings, using AutoCAD, for customer approval, manufacturing and as-built revisions for control and distribution assemblies from 120V to 25kV. Drawing types included front view, base plan, power flow, three line, control schematics, wiring diagrams, bill of materials and nameplates. – less

great crew members great management very flexible steady hours we also do team building were we all get together for lunch and also go for team building

This is one of my most favorite companies I ever worked for.I started working as a machine operator a few months later I was promoted to join the quality department, that was the greatest thing that happened to me I loved the work.Then soon after I had another promotion to become the Sr. Quality Inspector,In charge of training some engineer and other – more... quality inspectors. – less

Shipping and receiving aerospace parts.
Co-workers were nice and friendly.
Job kept you busy and working all day.

Clean environment and safety is a plus. Well organized company.the job was well paced and each day moved along well.

Great place to work--short term. Pay and medical benefits are good. It's a union shop...but dues are ridiculously high! Most of the co-workers are old, bitter, and lazy and can't adjust to change.

A pleasure to work in this company. I learned how to work. The hard part of the job was the tools to work. The most enjoyable part of the job was to accomplished the schedule every day.

In a regular day or work it is a 10 hour day, 4pm until 2:30am. Moat of the co-workers are nice to work with and the hardest part pf the job is have no days off.

You are rewarded for your work and abilities. gaining knowledge and skills along the way.

I have good reviews on Eaton corporation however upon being hired i was told they would be able to work around my school schedule. After being there for a few months they are now starting to interfier with school as i now have already dropped 2 classes because i will not be able to show due to the fear of termination with the company.

I was very young when I started working for Eaton Corporation. I was 18 and although my title was clerk typist but I had a very high workload as if I was a secretary. I worked on the B-1 Bomber and other Government Contracts. My co-workers were former Military personnel and extremely demanding. The hardest part of the job was me being the only clerk – more... typist for 20 ex-military personnel. The most enjoyable part of the job was that I had secret clearance so I was exposed to classified material and learned valuable work skills. I typed many trip and expenditure reports for computer engineers. – less

Cant get materials needed to do job. They say items are ordered 3 months later i find out they're not.
Management are incompetent.
Some good workers, but the laziest ones are best thought of.
Listening to meetings where managers are so out of touch that they actually believe what they're saying.
Being left alone to get on with my work.

I had two separate contract opportunities to work at Eaton and enjoyed them both. I was not micro-managed by management and found the co-workers to be very personable.

Eaton - good company to work for. Excellent pay and benefits and basic good working conditions.

Large volume of cash application. I handled that as well as balancing/reconciling the cash receipts statement against the Treasury Departments actual cash received (to the penny every month). Quite a large and great challenge.

Raises were based on continued – more... education - which I was unable to do when working there. (I had an alzheimer mom living with me and could not attend school.) . I felt this unfair and that more consideration should be given to my work performance. Health insurance went up - but still reasonable - and raises were less - due to not attending college. – less

Limited career advancement opportunities if you do not have an engineering, technical background.

great colleagues, nice and friendly working environment.

For a first job out of college, this was a great place to work. Eaton provided extensive training, and management was wonderful about knowing exactly what they should expect from people fresh out of college. There are many opportunities for advancement in the company across and within function areas, and you make great industry connections.

I would recommend anyone to apply at this company. I liked working at Eaton. The reason why I left is because I was a contract employee and the contract ended.

Expanding with the facilities and the innovative ideas to grow even more.