Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada
Work wellbeing score is 61 out of 100
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Work wellbeing score is Low, 61 out of 100

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Low

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Low

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Low

Satisfaction

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About the company

  • CEO
    Frank Voss
    54%
    approve of Frank Voss's performance
  • Founded
    1986
  • Company size
    5,001 to 10,000
  • Revenue
    $1,3bn to $6,4bn (CAD)
  • Industry
    Transportation Equipment Manufacturing
  • Headquarters
    Cambridge, ON
  • Link
    Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada website

TMMC is Toyota’s vehicle assembly operation in Ontario, Canada. At TMMC, we have three separate production lines: two in Cambridge and one just down the highway in Woodstock. Established in 1988, our 5.4 million sq. ft. facility employs over 8,500 valuable Team Members. Thanks to these Team Members and the Toyota Production System, TMMC is the most awarded plant for quality in the Americas and has produced over 10,000,000 vehicles.

TMMC is an important member of its community and aims to be a...

TMMC is Toyota’s vehicle assembly operation in Ontario, Canada. At TMMC, we have three separate production lines: two in Cambridge and one just down the highway in Woodstock. Established in 1988, our 5.4 million sq. ft. facility employs over 8,500 valuable Team Members. Thanks to these Team Members and the Toyota Production System, TMMC is the most awarded plant for quality in the Americas and has produced over 10,000,000 vehicles.

TMMC is an important member of its community and aims to be a leading corporate citizen by sending zero waste to landfill every year, and by supporting local nonprofit organizations.

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Rating is calculated based on 876 reviews and is evolving.

2.81 out of 5 stars.20192.77 out of 5 stars.20202.19 out of 5 stars.20212.66 out of 5 stars.20222.49 out of 5 stars.2023

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Production Team Member in Woodstock, ON
on 25 September 2023
A good start for production roles
I worked with TMMC as a Production Team Member - Contract. The work is very repetitive, but you will eventually get used to it. If you are from London, ON, like me, you will need transportation or a carpool to get to work. For immigrants, the Production Team Member role is not an NOC B job or TEER 3 job. You won't be able to use it as an experience if you apply for Permanent Residency.
Manufacturing Operator in Woodstock, ON
on 28 September 2023
Productive and fun work
What is the best part of working at the company?Good job, great life. People so niceWhat is the most stressful part about working at the company?Nothing to do for you, you need learning your job. All team Member will help youWhat is the work environment and culture like at the company?Beautiful environment. Best place for workWhat is a typical day like for you at the company?Short meetin...
Team Member in Woodstock, ON
on 23 September 2023
productive and team oriented
everyone works together to get the job done, if you ask for help, they're there to help, and the people are nice when you're new, but also easy to get along with.
Conveyance in Cambridge, ON
on 17 September 2023
Wonderful coworkers, terrible superiors and management
You’re watched lived on camera (which is not allowed), your targeted if you stand up for yourself when you are treated poorly, poor pay, hours leave no room for having a home life, favouritism is high and morale is low due to terrible superiors and management. 10/10 wouldn’t recommend even to my worst enemy.
TEMA Engineering Intern in Cambridge, ON
on 16 September 2023
Ok compensation.. WLB is terrible though
You will be pressured to do overtime, but at least you are compensated. The job itself is kinda bad.. a lot of grunt work as an intern. TEMA is treated better than the interns on the floor but it still is not very glamorous. No real engineering is done aside from looking at random parts on CATIA, but it still looks good on a resume.

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