Voltage Power Ltd
Voltage Power Ltd Employee Reviews
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It was ok
Worked with Voltage on BiPole 3, very disorganized and little accountability, employees give second and third chances after being caught using drugs and drinking at work. Lots of turn over and very little processes in place. Pay was good. Most employees are related which makes for an unprofessional work environment.
fun/knoweledgeable crew members
Great company to work for, learned a lot in the time I was there, good management, also the wages were decent and the atmosphere was also very friendly in MY experience.
Good bunch of people to work for
Same as most places to work
Start the day with safety meeting
Then our line ups what unit numbers we be using today and our job scope for the day
Good safe and productive company
Start the day with safety meeting
Then our line ups what unit numbers we be using today and our job scope for the day
Good safe and productive company
Pros
Double time sundays
Cons
The job has ended
Good start up Company
New company, organized and looking t be a top leader in Heavy Construction.
Long days with good pay. Camp facilities are maintained and in good order.
Long days with good pay. Camp facilities are maintained and in good order.
Contracter
As a contractor good wages all the hours I wanted ,camps were not bad ,supervisors were all fair to deal with.. They looked after my truck and myself very fairly
Pros
Good acomadations
Cons
Cold out side
Excellent company
Excellent company to work for. This was a contract work which never lasted to long. Very fair to employees, got to do different jobs. Very productive. Would work with them again
Pros
Good pay
Cons
Not full time
very remote locations
Rarely are washrooms provided on the jobsite. you may have to travel long distances to use a restroom or do your business in the bush.
Camp conditions were horrible. Voltage did not own the camps.
The union agreement for powerline work in Manitoba is lacking Pension
Camp conditions were horrible. Voltage did not own the camps.
The union agreement for powerline work in Manitoba is lacking Pension
Pros
long duration jobs
Cons
low wages
Productive, Deadlines met
A typical day at work involved meeting up with the foreman and get our tasks for the day. Get the materials needed and complete the task. I learnt time management and the grounding grid at Voltage Power. Hardest part of the job was working out of town for 21 days and back for 7.
Pros
Forman was good
Cons
working outside in -40 degrees
good place to work
Quality assurance supervisor/ material management (Former Employee) – Winnipeg, MB – 21 January 2018
great place to work, new company so it still has some rough edges. Wage is good, shift work is usually 21 days on and 7 days off. great job for single men or men who enjoying working away from home
Pros
great pay
Cons
long hours, poor management
A fun outdoor experience assembling hydro towers.
My time with Voltage was one of my favourites, I learned a lot from my crew and even taught back what I was shown to others on their turn around. The work day was a 12hr period but the hours flew by as you focused on your work. They offered free lunch, and even gave me a company truck while I was employed with them. Needless to say, it was a great place to work.