application developer

project engineer

project intern

customer service representative

welder

Lakeside-Process-Controls-Ltd

Personal factor is what your bonus based on along with a company factor, however, you will only get a high personal factor if you are friends with management and HR, favouritism comes into play. It doesn't matter how many extra unpaid hours you put in or how much you assist coworkers it doesn't make a difference if you aren't one of the favourites. They will also find an excuse to justify the personal factor like a coworker complained months ago that they didn't like your tone of voice and that is all they need. The company factor is also part of the bonus and it doesn't change much at all, you are always told that they need more out of the business for the next quarter.
People let go on the most part are hard workers but have usually said or not done something to curtail to LPC, like not attending all of the many unpaid meetings that they hold over your unpaid lunch hour.
No respect for hardworking employees.
Employees pay for the Presidents and top managers mismanagement.
Have to give up one weekend a year to attend a company conference (unpaid) for 2 nights to listen to them tell you how good the company is, what needs to be done to stay there and meet targets, and to pat themselves on the back.
Two weeks later you are basically told the same thing again at the quarterly meeting, again held during your unpaid lunch.
The project coordinators basically take the Information you provide them with to present at a meeting with the AE's as long as it is good news, if bad news then they throw the CSR under the bus.
Management is unapproachable, definitely not an open door policy. They don't practice what they preach

Replace the president and all top management, it is due to all their mismanagement that the company is having issues.
Get rid of the employees who are protected by management.
Extremely mismanaged company.

using Trello to keep track my open up this job box, all the information regards this project was already assigned by a tracker number and a brief description. Open up the tracker number folder, checked out what was the projected all about, a district station, table top station, etc, normally the engineer already advised which previous project that we can copied and make changes according to his /her makeup files, I used Solidworks pack to goes program and copied the existing project model to a pre-assigned drawing folder. There I will make changes to Flanges, rotary meter size etc, we run the routing program for all piping weldments. After finished the assignments, we make PDF files and these files are store in Trello for the engineer review, Normal it takes one to one and a half to finished one project.
I also sent an e-mail to inform the engineer that I have finished the task, they normal sent a thanks note or requested a rev the drawing to 0, they will forward the drawing to customer.

Your family and relationships will suffer. If you're an immigrant or visa worker, the work place culture will have you thinking you're not good enough. Your self-esteem will suffer. And you'll end up putting in unpaid work hours to justify your existence in the company. 

People here work with anxiety, afraid to be let-go at anytime creating a toxic competitive work culture where everyone is competing against each other to prove they are smarter instead of competing together towards a common goal. 

Leaders over promise with limited resources, then point fingers, make excuses, instead of being accountable for team failures.

This is not a company you'd wanna work for unless you are desperate for work - which is what makes up the bulk of the staff. A team full of anxious people who don't enjoy their work, too desperate to quit or too afraid to be fired, undervalued, and overworked.

On a typical day at work I perform a variety of activities related to my responsibilities at Lakeside. 
As a team lead, I manage 5 application engineers who work together with me to ensure customer satisfaction and professionalism at the work place.
As an active member of the application engineering team I am involved in providing customers with technical support as well as logistic coordination of shipments, manufacturing coordination and site support.
The most enjoyable part of my daily job is the team engagements both with internal members of the team as well as my customers. 
Within the team, I bring a sense of order and family atmosphere between members. With my customers i bring value and satisfaction from the time and effort i put into my job.

Typical day was coming in assessing work load and evaluating priority projects to get done and working to fulfill orders as requested.

Learned a great deal about the natural gas industry as well as a large amount of general information on valves regulators and actuators.

My management was excellent well informed and helpful. However most other departments were suffering due to lack of competent leadership.

Great co-op workers zero complaints about 90% of the employees there.

Worst part of my work day was the drive home through Toronto traffic.

Best part of that job was working on large scale projects and having a task to work towards.

Lakeside is a good company to work for if you are an engineer or in the technical field. However, the entry level positions could use more attentions. Entry level positions could be restructured in their title job description to match what they are actually doing for the company. This would help moral. Management should also re-think their day's schedule as employees end up staying a whole hour to compensate for an hour lunch on top of the fact that employees cannot choose their lunch hours.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Terrible compant for any experianced welder/fitter

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Place is a joke, most stressful part is working with people that don't have a clue about welding fabricating pipe

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Work environment is decent, but the culture is based off favoritism and management using double standards.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Play hide and seek for a grand a week!

I still work here. I do enjoy my job very much.  My teammates are great. I have nothing bad to say.  

 areas of improvement  :  They need to hire more people or have contingencies in place to cover staff who go on leave or and on vacation . They're approach is well a low priority one.  I assume they expect the workload to  fall on others when the workload is already extremely high per individual . High pressure environment with minimal coverage.   I can't speak for all departments.  

Its a good place for beginers. Porvides professional training. This employer gives chance for entry level workers which is good for them to gain experience. They have very good digital infrastructre for everything. The office staff works awsome and has no delay in processing paper works. Friendly management and co-workers. Expecting more growth in comming years.

I was mainly in charge of daily invoicing for all of LPC companies. My job focus was on accuracy of invoices and issuing & distributing them in timely fashion.
In charge of processing credit card payments, issuing credits, performing inventory counts for our 3 locations on monthly basis. Making inventory adjustments and avg. cost adjustments.
I also had involvement in collections, bank deposits, posting cash receipts.

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Application developer 4 salaries reported	$66,250 per year
Project engineer 3 salaries reported	$68,333 per year
Project intern 3 salaries reported	$20.67 per hour
Customer service representative 3 salaries reported	$42,667 per year
Welder 2 salaries reported	$26.25 per hour

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