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TYCROP Trailers

Little to no job training provided for new employees.
Pay is low and management is unlikely to give you raises. Infact my pay was cut less than a month after stwrting by 1.50 an hour. The reason I was given was due to covid however this happened almost immediately after the start of covid and was an excuse to cut costs.

Employees are treated poorly and not given the resources/training to succeed. Went for 2 months without replacement respirator filters. Expected to operate cranes and genies without being certified by the company.

Employee moral is very low and most people don't give a care about their work. The ones who do are treated poorly and constantly have their workload increased with no pay increase.

No respect is given to social distancing during the pandemic. You will be expected to work in close proximity with many people. (Inside trailers ect) no one wears a mask tools and equipment are shared and not sanitized.

I would not reccomend this place anyone unless serious changes to the way employees are treated are made. Based on opinions from long time employees this is unlikely to ever happen.

Where do I begin… I came from a company that was a well oiled machine where people took pride in their work and training was top notch.

Tycrop Trailers is far from functional. I have been working here for months with not one single person from management even saying a simple “hello”. 
You are told to go do this and go do that with no explanation or training of the job you’re working on. Hours or days later when a supervisor finally stops by to tell you you’re behind is when they notice that you have completed a task incorrect…which is NOT the employees fault. You are surrounded by people who are so unmotivated and disengaged in their work that it really brings down a hard working employee. Extremely high turnover rate at this place. Low wages so they attract what they pay for. People are on their phones constantly because there’s no direction. I would never recommend this place to anyone! Work here and you will be severely depressed.

I had the pleasure of working with some truly awesome co-workers who made each day enjoyable and collaborative. I especially appreciated my supervisor and the management team, as they were approachable, supportive, and always willing to guide me when I needed help. The overall environment was very positive, which created a motivating and welcoming atmosphere to come into every day. I found the work itself to be engaging, and it gave me the opportunity to challenge myself while still feeling supported. During my time there, I was able to pick up and develop a variety of new skills that I know will benefit me in future roles. The combination of great leadership, a strong team dynamic, and meaningful tasks made this a valuable experience. Overall, I’m grateful for the opportunity to work there and for everything I learned along the way.

The only good thing about tycrop is the employees the people around you are what make you want to stay. Management of tycrop trailers have no business background and don’t like new idea everyone must say yes and you will move up. Management holds grudges and treats employees different depending on relationship. They will write up employees based on how they like them not based on company standards. They will bully people out of the company and not work on relationships. 

A fast-paced environment for low pay, disorganization, and poor management. Not a very rewarding experience for a day's work. If someone at TYCROP Trailers makes you an offer and if you accept it… Don’t be surprised if that offer is suddenly given to someone else within the company.
Even though the benefits are great, there’s overtime available, and training is provided. Still, there are better companies to work for.


TYCROP Trailers is a fast-paced, innovative company with great staff. In my experience, no two days are exactly alike. Management communicates company goals quarterly and reports on progress for previous goals. I really appreciate that any employee who is interested can request a copy of the strategic plan and speak directly to senior management about it; I have not experienced this level of transparency previously. 

High paced work for low pay. Terrible management. Supervisor is awful. Hard on the body. No matter how hard you work nothing is ever good enough. You are just a number on piece of paper not a human when you work at tycrop. 

New to fabricating trailers. Lots to learn. My Superviser is the main reason I’m here. There encouraging helpful open to questions and flexable to schedule with inreason. Any mistakes you must fix. No matter how hard.  A good company to work for overall in my opinion.

I started on a huge upswing for the company but now that the markets for oils gone down its time to move on for me.  There's supposed to be reviews every 6 months but its been more than over that for me and all they do is sting you along saying its in the works but they're holding off so they can lay you off for less.

Sad. For a company who says they hire apprentices with little to no skills for the purpose of training, it's a sad day when they let go of said apprentice for "not having the skills necessary" within days of hiring. Normal training for experienced career employees takes several weeks. Extremely disappointed.

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Welder 2 salaries reported	$26.93 per hour
Warehouse worker 5 salaries reported	$21.72 per hour
Assembler 1 salary reported	$21.00 per hour
Metal fabricator 5 salaries reported	$30.82 per hour
Shipper/receiver 7 salaries reported	$22.18 per hour

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