Security Guard (Former Employee) – Overland Park, KS – 26 February 2018
Most nights involved making sure various buildings on campus were locked up and security systems were working properly. Nights were much more quiet than evening shift, and it often felt like there was little to do outside of checking and re-checking everything. We were provided uniforms and a patrol vehicle, there were only three guards on shift at a given time and we were each assigned about 12 buildings to survey.
Regional Manager (Former Employee) – United Kingdom – 11 August 2016
Orion is an organisation that is individually owned, and final decisions ultimately lie with that individual. The owner is extremely successful so no criticism of him there, however the size of organisation that it is, requires a more structured, board style of leadership and decision making. It is similar to the Mike Ashley scenario recently arisen in court - Orion's owner is too removed from the reality of his organisation and bases his decision on what a small number of individuals tell him. There are too many people with their own agenda rather than the interests of the overall organisation at heart, and they can often be the ones directing the owner in his decisions. The culture of the entire organisation is based on fear of this dictatorship, and as such, there is little security in the business. This has led to complete disenfranchisement of many Head Office employees, which is a culture that unfortunately then filters down through the rest of the organisation.
There are pockets of individual and local management who buck this trend, and truly have the business' interests at the core of what they do. Therefore there are local areas of the business which do not reflect this bad culture - but it is isolated.
Between 1 to 10 of Every Month is very Typical ,Hence All the Work Related to Billing ,collection ,Taxation Part & Submission of all Required In deadline dates.
I Learned to Handle Immense Pressure in any Situation of Work
Management is Supportive But in Case of Approval Required More Information for Approval.
I Manage to Get Work from my co-Workers with my past skills & Experience.
Manage to Handle Client who were spoken Hot Words When we Discuss about Collection Part.
When I have Completed All the Work in Between the deadline date & get Appreciation from Seniors.
Volunteer Case Manager (Former Employee) – Phoenixville, PA – 16 June 2016
While volunteering for this agency 'Orion' I enjoyed meeting the clients the only stipulation I had, was when asked collecting the money they asked me to delivered circulars of upcoming fundraiser events. I was glad to obliged, but I didn't obligate myself to correct any money because there was no secure why or reliable accountability in the accounting department.i was informed I was just to revisited the business i gave fundraiser circulation and just ask for the donations in my hand no receipts or invoices was I given to receiveed donations from these companies.so I declined to collect any monies.i recommend anyone who volunteer for any agency make sure there is acceptable procedures in place in the agency when collecting money from. Companies
cashier (Former Employee) – Cooper City, FL – 1 June 2016
alot of sandwich making, alot of gas sales , and pro-pain sales . customer service and opening and closing a store best part was closing up early , i had friendly coworkers .
Support Worker (Current Employee) – Perth WA – 25 May 2016
When i arrive at work the first thing is to check the communication book for any information regarding the clients in the house and messages from co-workers. Shower the clients, give them breakfast and medication. Attend to any social activities required for the day. I have learned to be patient and organised.The management and co-workers are very cooperative and work well as a team.The hardest part of the job is watching clients undergo mental and emotional hardships. The most enjoyable part is when playing games and chatting to clients.
Map Team Lead - UPS (Former Employee) – Livonia, MI – 22 April 2016
The largest company wide project in UPS history. Sometimes mundane task work but there is travel involved and new centers and people almost week to week. Co-workers varied from interns to retirees returning. This provided a great deal of knowledge to learn from.
Technical Foreman (Former Employee) – Santa Barbara California – 18 April 2016
Orion is great company to work with. I worked for their sister company KisOrion years ago.They have always been straight forth and generally concerned about their employees.I worked as a client representative for ExxonMobil and adhered to their policies and procedures as well as all Orion's policies.
Lead Document Controller (Current Employee) – Minot, ND – 7 March 2016
I know the market is not so good right now but I'm not a big fan of living in Minot, but the work is good. Willing to move back to Houston, hopefully they will find something back at home for me.
I enjoyed working for Orion if they didnt closed down i would still be there. What I like most about working at Orion is I knew my job mattered to the public cause i was producing safety for the world.
Consultant (Current Employee) – Sydney Australia – 17 August 2015
Flexible work practise, multiple tier one customers requires dedicated customer focus. Varied customer base requires knowledge across a wide stack of cutting edge technologies.
Business Development Assistant (Former Employee) – Manila, Philippines – 10 June 2015
Typical day at work is mostly clerical job. I learned a lot from this experience... from excel spreadsheet to camaraderie! Management was excellent. Co-workers are fun to work with and everybody felt like family. Hardest part of my job is the overtime but I was single and it didn't really matter if I stay until 3am. The most enjoyable part of my job is the continuous learning experience.
Bulk Plant Operator I (Former Employee) – Midland, TX – 2 June 2015
The company was great, the hours were ok and the pay was above average. I learned a lot about cement operations and how to run the operations board. Management was ok most of the time but due to deadlines they were a little bit off the edge on days. The hardest part of the job was the hours sometimes we worked 16 hour days.
Customer Support & Imports Manager (Current Employee) – London, ENG – 7 May 2015
Flexible work environment, Growing company so lot of learning opportunities. Learnt a lot about Amazon retail and shipment handling, etc. Scope for further development
Labourer (Former Employee) – Oxford, ENG – 26 March 2015
normal day to day work for a labourer, met some good friends and people of the trade I have learnt from. witch now I have used my site experience and gained two tickets/ cherry picker and scissor lift and am only looking for work for either one of them.
DSP Driver & Sub (Current Employee) – Wilmington, OH – 21 March 2015
At Orion you will be Working with MRDD clients. Direct care including personal care. You will be taking clients on outings and also providing them with driving