Phoenix closures

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At the heart of Phoenix Packaging is our commitment to our customers. Throughout your project, the Phoenix service goal is to exceed your expectations. From the start, we take the time to listen to your needs and carefully craft a service plan to bring your product from design through the manufacturing process in a timely manner.

Witness the rise of a new brand, Phoenix. Learn More. Rise with Us as we transform our brand, and our website to better serve you. Rise with Us through our collaborative and visionary packaging development process. Our Capabilities At Phoenix Packaging, we pride ourselves on staying ahead of the curve. Phoenix offers great pay and benefits and a decent work schedule.

The hardest part about working at the Davenport plant is working for the plant manager. The leaders at Phoenix Closures are compassionate and are willing to train and promote within. They are willing to work with your schedule and they are family oriented. Thus creating a strong team and "work family. Yes There are 3 helpful reviews 3 No.

Friendly place to work. Phoenix is committed to continuous improvement, safety and customers. Yes There are 3 helpful reviews 3 No There are 1 unhelpful reviews 1. I worked here for 15 years, but they were relocating to Indiana, and I couldn't afford to move my family. I also have a lot of family that moved to this area of Illinois, so we could be close to each other. Pros Pay, and a lot of paid vacation timie. Cons Lots of hours don't allow for much of a social life.

Management cannot stay focused on task; regularly changes priorities mid-stream which can be extremely difficult to manage production and inventory requirements.

Pros Free Breakfast, healthcare. Cons Extremely stressful work environment. Yes There are 1 helpful reviews 1 No. Jobs at Phoenix Closures.

Tooling Maintenance. Mold Technician - TN. Mold Technician - Bloomington. Utility - Greencastle. Utility - IA. Relaxed fast paced workplace with great pay. Production on molded caps where you are the mold tech and quality control. You work 4 days one week and 3 the next with every other weekend off. Yes There are 9 helpful reviews 9 No. Very good place to work, good pay and great atmosphere. The work schedule took a while to get used to but overall a wonderful place to work and an excellent team to be part of.

Pros Management insurance and pay. Cons Long hours and weird scheduke. Yes There are 4 helpful reviews 4 No. It was a great place to work with great I would still be working there if it was up to me, but I had a close call with another forklift and was terminated with no warning. Pros pay.

Cons management. Yes There are 7 helpful reviews 7 No. This was a Union job which made the pay exceptional and the work environment great. They moved their facility to Indiana and to stay working with them I would have to move my whole family and Iwasn't ready for that. The place has potential to be an awesome job.

Its clean, the pay is good, insurance is great but the way they treat employees is sad. Their turnover rate is high. They fire people left and right over things they really shouldn't. People make mistakes. They say they have no room for that. They don't care if you have family and they expect you to drop everything if they need you. The management has no common sense how to run the plant I was in. I'm not sure if corporate knows but maybe they just don't care. They fired a person every month for a year.