Trihydro Reviews

Pros

- Somewhat flexible work hours - Good benefits - Take-home work vehicle - Fair pay - Middle and upper management are extremely accommodating when employees need time to deal with family, medical, and personal issues. - Good work/life balance - Dependable coworkers - Enjoyable work atmosphere - Safety is taken seriuosly

Cons

While the company itself and coworkers are amazing, the actual daily LDAR routine can get pretty boring and monotonous.

Pros

Provides quality experts in various fields for mentoring.

Cons

You get what you put in.

Pros

A solid closely-held consulting firm with consistent organic growth over 30+ years. The client base of the firm is very diverse, and the management staff maintains a true open door policy. There are lots of employee programs available for learning and growing, including a mentoring program, project management training, supervisory training, and technical roundtables through the Technical Leadership Program. If you are interested in eventually moving to a different location, transfers are always looked at as a viable pathway for individual staff members. With the continued geographic and technical expansion, supervisory/management roles and technical leadership roles are always available. For those who have been in consulting for a while, you'll appreciate the single profit center approach, which promotes lots of cross-sharing and reduces internal competition for work. Strong safety culture is prevalent in the firm, with clients wanting to use Trihydro due to the strong safety culture (and the low safety stats don't hurt either). Although headquartered in Laramie, Wyoming, other office locations are allowed to be managed consistent with local conditions. 401K matching is hard to beat in this industry and annual bonuses (as profit allows) are a pleasant surprise.

Cons

<600 employees (right now) means that some potential projects that require huge increases in staffing are not compatible with maintaining quality across the company and cannot be accepted.

Pros

A family like atmosphere, opportunity to try different things, someone is always there to help.

Cons

The pay is not the best

Pros

Flexibility over your schedule Manageable workload

Cons

Nothing I can think of right now

Pros

Within Trihydro I have gained a lot of experience in the field. They had great flexibility and allowed me control over my schedule and connections with other companies. I was my own boss for the most part and was able to learn waste water treatment and welding, to name a few, on the job alongside of my desire to do so.

Cons

However, due to the fact that I did not have the "right" degree I was told often that I would never succeed within the company or grow. Those with the "right" degree were often trained by me and never showed the field knowledge to put their knowledge to practice. Even after a decade of service, growing the company, gaining clients, I was never "good enough" becuase of the type of Bachelors Degree I possess. A shame when a company does not value loyalty or hard work.

Pros

Good company and community orientated. Good benefits.

Cons

Too much middle management and cubical city.

Pros

Friendly People. Welcoming Environment. Okay Health Benefits

Cons

Lots of Travel. I mean lots of travel. Low Pay 18-20 dollar range. You do get raises but at .50 cent increments. If you travel via Airplane, a full day of travel has take 11 hrs but the Project Managers tell you that you can only get paid while in the air. Any time traveling to and from the airport with equipment and and wait time before or after a flight is unpaid. I would advise people to stay away your time is more valuable than would this company will offer.

Pros

- flexible schedule - good benefit package - lots of work from existing client base

Cons

- lower than average pay across almost professional levels. - lots of turnover of entry level staff. likely due to above note on pay - small town company with small town mindset on workplace changes and shifts. uses numerous cowboy references in company documents which probably strikes a chord in Laramie, but doesn’t at most other office locations. - most of the management and all of the upper level management are in Laramie. it feels like every important decision has to come from or be routed through Laramie.

Pros

Good benefits, nice people to work with

Cons

Pay is so low that it is below the poverty line in the office location