MAGNA Employer Reviews

i learned how to be really quick at putting things together.most of the bosses were nice.The other nice.The hardest part was being on a slow line after being on a fast one.The most enjoyable is trying to beat my record with no defects.

• Operated CNC machines and loaded and unloaded parts( input shaft) , minor machine offsets, minor tool changes, debarred, measured and documented quality records
• Compared numerical displays with process sheet data to verify dimensional adjustments
• Studied various manufacturing processes and techniques
• Set controls and regulated speed, feed, coolant – more... flow and angle of cut
• Developed processes and procedures for personnel with similar responsibilities – less

Pretty decent place to work. Employees are friendly and team oriented. Same as anywhere that is non union. Managements way is the only way!
They get us to wear the golden handcuffs with their good pay. Hard to leave.

Best workplace to work in. Surroundings are so clean and unpolluted.

I have been working for this company and find it very good for having experience in machinig on vertial and horizontal CNC machine.

Like the enviroment and the safety policy.

liked working there meeting new people and learning new jobs daily

I enjoy the ability to learn different jobs and skills and excelling in those skills. Although I learned new skills with this company it provided little stability and job sercuity. Management was often unaware of products changes which usually reflected on employees.

worked 7 days did not mind it.people back stab.management i would not let them run a hot dog stand they like to bend the rules for people some they will get rid of you in a sec. taking orders from someone who cares about there pocket other than people. bounuses once a quarter.

worked there for just a couple of months and loved it. It was just standing all day but great ppl to work with and also worked with my father whom had been there since i was born.

Management here is the worst. Thet preach a family atmosphere yet have created walls to prevent this. The plant manager has no idea about production since he was a lead engineer and the lead production manager had a hand in running Continental Coatings and Blue Water PLastics into the ground. Pay rate is 20 percent less than other Magna facilities and – more... they expect you to not have a life and only dedicate yourself to them. Run away. There are plenty of other places hiring. – less

i was placed on the line and learned various jobs but it just wasnt for me

A typical day at work was very good.I learned a whole lot.management was good.my co-workers was nice to me.the hardeat part of the job was , I have to go all over the work place.the most enjoyable part of the job was working one places.

manufacture car windows, great management, good people to work with

typical work days are 10-14 hrs long. i like the fast pace work environment.

Salisbury could be ran a lot better, the staff needs to be on the floor and more involved with the people who are actually making the company money. Magna fires people for no reason. If you are not in with management then watch out because you could be fired or let go anytime also they bring in there so called "Swat" team to clean up and they only make – more... matters bad. This plant should really be looked at by the Labor board. They had good people with knowledge of the plant and let them go. There is also no on the job training but they tell you you will get training ,a bunch of lies. – less

Worked as production associate promoted to overhead crane operator. I learned to set automotive dies and change robot arms. Coworker were friendly and working environment was production focus. The hardest part about the job was working 7 days a week. The most enjoyable part was the pay.

Receiving goods, unloading goods, issuing goods, booking of goods on the computer and issuing of goods on the computer. Stock checks, stock rotation. The hardest part of the day was the first thing in the morning and the best part of the day was midday as it seemed to settle then with the deliveries.

The one thing about this job was that it was hard to say no to overtime.

Unreasonable hours. Most Co workers I found to be pill abusers, including engineers. Poor, lack of training and direction. Worst factory I've ever worked in.

A typical day was different every day. Checked the board and found the machine I would be working on or assisting on. Floater/relieve operator for lunch and breaks. Learned various jobs in the small amount of time I was there. Everyone was proud of their work. I enjoyed learning new machines and how the products were made and packaged. Co-workers allowed – more... me time to learn new systems as well as made me feel welcome. – less