store clerk

distribution center manager

Dandy Oil Products

Started my apprenticeship there. Good place to work. Safety oriented for sure. Sometimes a little too much which prevented jobs from getting done accordingly. Good group of guys to work with on the floor. Operations manager was nice to deal with but he lacked leadership. Sometime it seemed like he didn't see the value in some people. Overall a nice and easy guy to get along with though. Drivers we're a revolving door. Not sure what happens in that department but easy to get along with most of them. No leader on the floor in the shop. The one guy who trys to be the leader on the floor lacks leadership skills. Micro managing and not letting guy progress with work. This unfortunately created an undesirable place for learning. Overall a decent place to work and I enjoyed my time there but it appears to be a dead end job now.  Bad benefits paid by employee. No company events. Maybe 3 in 5 years. Most paid by employees.

Worked here for about a year, came into dandy with a very friendly way of thinking trying to respect everyone. However I did not get the same treatment, I was called many names behind my back and to my face in the first couple weeks, like  poser jocks tend to do in high school when new students come in. People here would rather make fun of you if you have something on your face instead of tell you. The mechanics are very clicky as they are friends out side of work and they will talk negative behind your back but when you call them out to their faces they just gas light the situation. Don't expect HR to do anything as the mechanics will lie together so nothing will get done. you will be singled out. Heard one of the higher ups  putting down people cause of the dollar amount they make, if you want to eat steaks with snakes this is the place for you. Pay was good that's it. 

Dandy Oil was a great place to work, the staff, managers, and owners were all friendly and made the job one you didn’t dread going to each day. You have the opportunity to advance and you definitely meet tons of people on the job. There are skills taught that you will remember for many years to come. Safety is the number 1 priority in this field and that culture is promoted in all aspects of life on the job.

Bulk fuel sales and a convenience store, aka a truck stop, repeat customers, cleaning, food service, accountability, reconciliation of both fuel and cash, and oil and other lubricants are all part of a typical day in the life at a Dandy Oil site.

Dandy oil is a great place to learn new things and work in a semi patch job, you work usually set hours, if you get any overtime they will “bank” your hours so they don’t have to pay you overtime. The job is really based off the people you work with as the truckers and warehouse guys are awesome to deal with and work with. I would recommend this job to anyone that is just getting into working and wants to get some tickets under their name. Management is hard to talk with because most of the higher ups are power hungry and will only understand what they think is right and will not side with their employees. 

Working at Dandy Oil Products was one of my breakaway. I learned and loved what i did there. A typical day for me as an apprentice would start with safety meeting. Everyday a journeyman would assigned me to do something or assist whichever needed an extra hand. Most of the stuff i learned in 3 months was recognizing the parts and components which I found the hardest part as a first year apprentice. What I really love about my job is working with this awsome and knowledgeble people and learning from them. Everybody was having fun at what they're doing and at the same time doing the the job right. 

Constant revolving door of drivers. No respect or seniority for loyal and hard workers. Owners have no clue what the employees actually do...nor do they care. HR is a one way street of lies. Benefits suck. Certain managers are like used car salesmen...say one thing and do another. Any payday issues are the employees problem, as they have been told to budget their money better...a great attitude coming from management and ownership.

Been working here for years. most of the bad reviews are disgruntled ex employees. If you work hard and go above and beyond they will do the same for you. Top employees are paid accordingly. 
shop runs like a clock and the mechanics really care. 
You will get what you put into this job. best advise I can give is if you are looking for a place to learn and develop in the fuel delivery industry then dandy oil is the place for you !

The management is full of lies , all kinds of backstabbing from everyone , HR will lie to your face about anything and everything . managers and the owners know nothing that's going on and will make up anyreason for you to do their job for them. I don't recommend every applying , far better opportunities out there . it will save you a lot of grief.

The core staff of dandy oil are a great group of people to work for and work with. As with most large fleet company's the driver turnover is a little high. But the good ones usually stay for years. It's clear they promote from within as most managers worked in other roles and moved up. 

Clock in. Work. clock out. get paid and repeat. 

training is lacking   you pressured to work on days off
dispatch is horrible  have no idea what they are doing   drivers are fixing dispatch mistakes on a daily basis
supervisors dont care   they shrugg everything off
promised the world but they never follow through
stay away from this company

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Store clerk 1 salary reported	$16.00 per hour
Distribution center manager 1 salary reported	$82,850 per year

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