Tenaris Employer Reviews

Very nice people easy to get along with.
Pretty demanding at sometimes when there is lots of break down.

Learning new things daily, Very helpful safety tips and procedures, Management was close to us employees, but as well still in more of a leader role. Co-workers worked together to get the job done in a safe proficient manner. The enviroment was always outside, we worked in all weather conditions. The hardest part of the job was adjusting to the outside – more... weather climate year round. As well the most enjoyable part was the pay. – less

Manipulated and depressed crane controls, such as pedals, levers and
buttons, to regulate speed,
direction of crane and hoist movement according to written, verbal and
signal instructions.
Inspected crane for defective parts.
Attached load to hook and other crane accessories prior to operating crane.
operated traveling and stationary overhead crane – more... to lift, move and position
machinery, equipment,
products, solid and bulk materials, using hoisting attachment, such as hook.
Notified supervisor of defects and malfunctions.
Also forklift Certified.
Loading and Unloading trucks, Unload Rail Cars. – less

I gained my experience with the Hem and Bearringer Saws. It was a very high paced job based on productions.

It's a stressful and disrespectful environment. They are unorganized and not big on safety. Their is a lot of negative things to say, but theirs good as well.The time I spent there I spent learning and expanding my knowledge as far as safety, quality, and production. As management go's its the worst I seen. As co-workers go theirs hard workers that – more... have to pick up the slack over non-works, then get punished for it. The hardest part of the day is putting up with the drama and changes, and never for the good. I enjoy learning, trouble shooting. – less

It's a stressful and disrespectful environment. They are unorganized and not big on safety. Their is a lot of negative things to say, but theirs good as well.The time I spent there I spent learning and expanding my knowledge as far as safety, quality, and production. As management go's its the worst I seen. As co-workers go theirs hard workers that – more... have to pick up the slack over non-works, then get punished for it. The hardest part of the day is putting up with the drama and changes, and never for the good. I enjoy learning, trouble shooting. – less

This is a place where you can have great benifits. The managment is not the best .

Overall a decent place to work, various methods used in octg pipe inspection and production. Decent Metallurgy Lab, up to date equipment and programs. Only reason I left was due to the start of college.

Though the work is portrayed during the 2wk training period as easy going, about 90% of the shipping trainees quit in the first week. One of the downsides was that as one is about to clock-out after 12hrs in the outside weather, the shift-supervisor may inform you that you'd have to stay for another 4hrs. My family realized that it was useless to make – more... any plans during days off due to having to be available for being called-in to cover vacations or others calling in sick.
Any small injury was reviled and humiliating, so anything more serious was discouraged.
The management and HR personnel were great, but any grumblings from the "low person on the totem pole" was gravely ridiculed within the shipping supervisory staff. – less

Is a ok place to work benefits are good but not to concerned with safety

if you are not Hispanic you don't have a chance in this company. If you are woman you will have to work double than a man in the same position and for less money.
Top Management is always lying and they say the people is the most valuable resource but in reality the people are treated bad. They use you and abuse you and then wipe their feet with you.
Oh – more... well if you are up to a bad experience then apply. I would never want to work for them again in my life. – less

Average company to work, learn a lot and the compensation is pretty fair but you sacrifice a lot in terms of work life balance.

Fast paced, JD Edwards,Sap, great co-workers,the most enjoyable part of the job is completing task with co-workers. Management can be a challenge sometimes.

The training was good for a while, but then basically disappeared. Raises are few and far between.

plant manager is all about your family and safety.they have good quarterly benefits,competitive pay,and if you like overtime its yours

Tenaris suffers many of the same flaws of worldwide organizations of this size. They lose the human element, and common sense in favor of systems of management that don't fit the surroundings. Top management speaks English as a second or third language, and communication is difficult at best. Turnover is very high at all levels of the organization.

Can learn CNC operation but do not have chance to advance.

Very good coworkers.But they keep changing daily as there is a high turnover in personnel.

Its a safe and comfortable place to work.THEY HAVE BONUS EVERY MONTH IF YOU ARE A PRODUCTIVE PERSON.

EL TIEMPO LABORADO EN ESTA EMPRESA ME PERMITIO CONOCER MUCHAS PERSONAS CON LAS CUALES COLABORE Y NOS ENTENDIMOS MUY BIEN EN EL CAMPO LABORAL.

rescato la gran experiencia del personal que trabaja en esta industria .