13,766 Electrical Maintenance Engineer Jobs

“On balance, a good place to work.”

Pros:  “FMC has a fairly stable work force (for those interested in job security). New executive management is departing from the company's past conservative stance and suceeding at…”

Cons:  “Due to aggressive company growth and expansion efforts, workload is ever-increasing and can contribute to poor family/worklife imbalances. At times, management can…” – Full Review

“Good money for a college student summer job.”

Pros:  “Overtime is available. You can work as much as possible and management appreciates it.”

Cons:  “Basic, repetitive job. Temporary. You don't get paid as much as Full Time for same job.” – Full Review

“Initial excitement, actual disappointment.”

Pros:  “Exciting industry to be in. CONSOL is a leader in safety, and I truly believe that, from the top down, we want to do it the right way. Many opportunities to learn.”

Cons:  “There is an attitude that just because the people in the mines work long days everyone else should. Sorry I am not a coal miner. I support them and do my job, but…” – Full Review

“No other place like it!”

Pros:  “Unlimited Earning potential Incredible support from co workers and management”

Cons:  “Must be self motivated, Not a 9 - 5 job” – Full Review

“GM”

Pros:  “The place to be if you are a car guy”

Cons:  “A little too much control by the finance people who obviously have not always done a particularly good job.” – Full Review

“Positive”

Pros:  “It is a large company, but it seems smaller because everyone communicates and seems to work together well. I learned so much during my time at Solutia.”

Cons:  “The training process was intense, but overall it was very beneficial because I gained a lot of corporate working experience.” – Full Review

“Good company to work for”

Pros:  “Competitive wages and reasonable medical”

Cons:  “Education benefits could improve overall” – Full Review

“Praxair is a first class organization”

Pros:  “Challenging work environment; good benefits.”

Cons:  “Mediocre communications from management on business strategy.” – Full Review