Honeywell International Employer Reviews

Great Work Culture in Honeywell throughout, Flexible working hours, Great people

Very good in "lean concept"
I had learn "Six Sigma" green blet program
I had learn safety is main concern in manufacture
Most my co-workers are fun to work with

 Tested and analyzed the performance and reliability of Honeywell Environmental Control Systems for aerospace
 Performed preventative maintenance and calibration of the above mentioned equipment and systems.
 Identified and resolved equipment malfunctions, working with manufacturers and field representatives as necessary to procure replacement parts
 – more... Maintained system logs and manuals to document testing and operation of equipment
 Provide engineering support and recommendations for new and existing equipment
 Assist in inspecting, testing and adjusting electronic components – less

 Prepare and analyze indirect spend and comparative reports between actual, plan and previous year.
 Prepare manufacturing rate (Labour &Burden) report for departments and compare to plan to calculate under or over absorbed.
 Prepare departmental expenses reports; create charts and analyzing versus plan.
 Calculate and prepare inventory and work – more... in process breakdown charts by product.
 Calculate and do the journal entries for necessary accrual, costing entries, milestone and miscellaneous.
 Calculate and invoice systems, spares, services including monthly billing, freight and crating charges.
 Check costing utilities run and posting manufacturing journals.
 Classified invoices, processing invoices of non-inventory items, get approval, GL coding, and send it for payment
 Answering to the vendors’ queries and reconciling their statement.
 Assisting Order Admin with invoicing, purchase order, milestone or customer issues; coordinating with production planners to clear aged WIP jobs.
 Provide weekly inventory metrics, monthly dept budget analysis, labor analysis. – less

The company went through a lot of up's and down's while I was there and it got to the point where they were pushing us out the door before they closed. Especially there were a lot of lies being told from management to the employee's. But altogether pay was good, got hectic at some points but managed to do my job according to standards.

This is a school, you are in a very challenging and ambitious company. You learn every day, every hour. Your metrics push you to be better. Opportunities to communicate and diversify your knowledge are countless
If you are a workaholic who wants to work for a world class company, this is the place to be.

This was my first step into the industrial side of work. I truly enjoyed working with all the sub-contractors and trades men. Very interesting work and gave me a perspective on accuracy and organization.

As the location i was in we where in the life safety of air cuality we have to be very careful and precice on the transportation and handeling of the sensors, there is deadlines but we where usualy ahead of schedule makeing it ery low presure.

Focus on our jobs and learning new things everyday. Management is really great because they always available for any problems or suggestion we might have. Co-worker are nice to work with friendly and helpful. The hardest part of the job is when there isn't enough jobs to go around. The most enjoyable part of the jobs is meeting new people and learning – more... new things everyday – less

I was asked to test software by following steps written in test cases and look for bugs.
The people working there were very friendly and helpful.
Learnt to use flight simulator software.

Honeywell was a great place to work for, there was always room for improvement. They encouraged everyone to further educate themself
by providing courses after hours. Also they promoted extra curriculum activities, like baseball, volleyball and even a hockey team. Which often resulted in close friendships with your co-workers and a great working relationship. – more... The hardest part of my job, I would say is when the plant closed down. The most enjoyable part was working with a great bunch of people. – less

Great staff that are always willing to help. Management is always willing to accommodate to your needs for scheduling. The workload is beyond fair and the encourage over-time.

• The work day was never typical.
• I was trained and learned on the Honeywell DCS and FSC.
• The management communicated well with workers.
• The co-workers were all helpful and good to get along with.
• The hardest part of the work was the travelling.
• The most enjoyable part of the work was a succesful project
completion

Co -workers are supportive.Projects are team based .Work environment is collaborative.
Company is focussed about business segments and roles are clearly defined.

i had a complete understanding with my local management as well as in my head office. the only problem was the salary portion. the way i toiled in the same way it walso not evaluated.and at the same time the exposure to basic field instrumentation was slowly being narrowed down

Working in the Aerospace field for the past 20 years handling a superior customer for all their orders through Honeywell Aerospace division for the OEM production for new aircraft and aftermarket orders for aircraft already in service.
Able to work under pressure when customer requested urgent expedites and any orders for aiacrafts that was on ground.
Experience – more... into the Avionic & Mechanical field in regards to planning deliveries.

Great team player with my co-workers

All our posistions been transfer to new Customer Service rep in Puerto Rico.

Enjoy coming to work every day, and was able to work from home.
Great employe satisfaction. – less

A typical day at work would start off by updating sales from the day before, continuing on with regular routines. This was a co-op placement, so I was only at this job for a couple of hours a day. I had met new people, and it was something I will never forget. The hardest part of the job was waking up early to go to it, I had to be there for 7:30am. – more... The part that I enjoyed the most, is the number of skills I had learned and the things I learned about myself. – less

Highly educated coworkers.
Very high quality of work standards.
Lean and SIX SIGMA practiced.

Started a 7am loading vehicle with all the meter needed for the day, drive to location and install all the meter given every day.
The hardest part of the job was the fact that we had to walked to each house to do the installation but a the same time was the best part because i got to meet some interesting people

Check email and the CRM que for all the repair orders, publication request. Do a compliance check and provide access to technical publication. The challenging part of the job was when the shipment was delayed and customers wanted them ASAP due to an emergency. Enjoyed the diversity of people we interacted with on a day to day.