Polisher (Former Employee) – Kitchener, ON – 24 June 2017
What made Kuntz a good place to work were all my co-workers, they are the real mvps of the company! All automotive parts came in looking rough and between everyone we were able to make them shine.
General Labourer (Former Employee) – Kitchener, ON – 28 December 2017
Right away they decided to throw me to the dogs. They put me with this person to train who had a very strong accent and was very hostile and pushy. Nothing he said made sense and he kept trying to push me harder. I decided to report the problem and they pretended to acknowledge my concerns. The next day they tried to put me in the same position so i had no choice but to leave. It was completely against human rights i would suggest avoiding this company unless you fit into their prejudice views.
Trainer & Polisher (Current Employee) – Kitchener, ON – 19 August 2017
I worked here for 3 years. Management and HR are prone to having a bias approach. If a superior doesn't like you good luck. It's very dirty. Stuck in there ways e.g.when temping for heat stress they check under the air conditioning even though your in a a full body suit. Changes need to be made in my opinion or there wont be future generations of senior employees.
Polisher (Former Employee) – Kitchener, ON – 6 April 2017
Job was challenging, but the company began to treat workers as disposable. I was assaulted and had surgery during my time there and was threatened with attendance correction for missing 11 days after my facial surgery.
Lead Hand (Former Employee) – Kitchener, ON – 6 October 2014
its a metal polishing company with safety being most important.we were required to wear PPE(personal protective equipment) such as contamination suit, respirators and hearing protection.Safety boots and glasses are also worn.The hardest part of the job is learning how to polish on a flap wheel and may take several weeks to learn.Co-workers work well in a team which could be up to 10 people.Management help out when they can and advise of any quality alerts.
Worked nights , very fast paced, heavy lifting . I worked in the polishing department, the the paint shop, went from wiping rims to inspector. When work slowed down I got moved to Harley Davidson racking. All of my foremans were very nice and very fair. I didnt find any part of the job very difficult, maybe the 12 hour shifts were the hardest. I loved the fast pace of the job it kept me busy, the people were great too.