warehouse associate

operations associate

distribution center manager

chef de marché

International

The position was extremely demanding and with the wide range of model mix and production level planning and execution for all maintenance activities and change overs were challenging but also very rewarding when achieved. Our facility produced 150 Long Haul and Severe Services trucks daily in a 10 hour shift. The work force was impeccable from the floor to the plant manger.

very fast pace but the day went quickly
learned that "just in time" products leave no room for error
all my co-workers were great to work with and dependable
I worked for this company for 33 years and loved every minute
The hardest part was when they decided to close the plant and forced me to retire.
While I worked at Navistar, I had approximately 6 different supervisors and managers.  I had a good relationship with all of them and would work for any of them again if the opportunity ever became available.

When I first started with them it was a good company. Then the lost a lot of money. Started making major changes, promising things that never came and forcing everyone to be the same. When that happened, no one was safe. The staff moral went down. The  individual goals went higher. The staff incentives disappeared. But they still expected the same results. There were issues that the management would not fix or even seem to care about. Near the end I was unhappy and looking for other companies to go work for.

Very rewarding and challenging. Like to work with various disciplines of people and responsibilities from upper management to the shop floor personnel. Unfortunately the company has ceased operation in Canada and moved to Mexico. I was not open to relocate my family outside of Canada.

Enjoyed my 15+ years with no regrets. Company has went global and now with the trying times has looked inward and its core assets to recover a viable business. The result has forced plant closures and lose of valuable people.

Bad management dirty, bad hours no job security no pension for full time employee don't waste your time on this place it's a dead end , you don't get the proper tools to do the job, you get two days training When you should have at least a week maybe two they have a small group of people that think there better then everyone else and the union is just JOKE  they only want your $$$

Scrambling for parts from other vechile's because parts didn't arrive on time. The importance of being a competive company. Management was like family. Co-workers were fun to work with. Hardest part was saying good bye because of plant closure. The people I met.

Great pay, good benefits. People really pulled together to get the job done. Achieved alot of experience in different departments of the company. made a few good friends along the way, still keep in touch. Great Company, sad to see it close it doors.

It was a good factory to work at. Paint area you would ware suits and helmets in, which you could get air conditioning pumped in.  Union shop so all jobs were posted for anyone to try for.

Lots of cuts - people, electricity, perks, but CEO & team still make millions.  Heat/air is off on weekends.  CEO made HR turn down heat to 62 degrees, never took blame.

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Warehouse associate 4 salaries reported	$21.25 per hour
Operations associate 1 salary reported	$65,000 per year
Distribution center manager 1 salary reported	$130,000 per year
Chef de marché 1 salary reported	$125,000 per year

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