4.0
Sep 25, 2025
Recommend
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Pros
Well orgnized systemd and diverse people
Cons
Promotion and career growth is not clear
ATI reviews
3.3
43% would recommend to a friend
Kimberly A. Fields
36% approve of CEO
50% positive business outlook
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4.0
Dec 17, 2022
Recommend
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Pros
Great place to work if you want to polish and hone you industrial electrical skills. Exposure varies different and unique machinery. All electrical knowledge put to the test.
Cons
Nepotism at its finest. Every employee is related somehow. Lots of favoritism. Lack of planning and communication between floor manager and high ups. Management has no clue how to delegate work.
2.0
Oct 20, 2022
Recommend
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Pros
During my employment at ATI I genuinely enjoyed being around my coworkers. I definitely would have made it a career. I had no trouble fitting in with my coworkers and had no trouble understanding the work we were doing. The engineers on site were friendly and not afraid to take the time to tour you around the plant to educate you on the alloys we worked with, as well as what they were used for once shipped out. Fortunately enough, ATI is big on safety, the safety culture however, is you either fit in or you don’t. As for insurance and benefits, it’s rather decent. The 401k match is generous, insurance covers a majority of medical treatments/trips which for a mom is quite nice!
Cons
This is where the train comes off the tracks. There are no maternity/paternity leave benefits, it is FMLA (unpaid leave if you are lucky) or absolutely nothing. HR does nothing to help and protect workers from harassment, discrimination, or ostracism. If you went to HR to get help for any issues it would put a huge target on your back. It’s sickening. In Inspection, our supervisor is hostile towards certain workers, would attempt to hurt workers, lacked communication skills, discriminated against specific workers, and would lie about you if he didn’t like you. He would single out/target those who would not suck up to him, as well as disregard safety protocols if they didn’t fit his agenda. We weren’t expected to have our own functioning lives outside of work and in his own words, “I’m 57 and I let work tell me what my life schedule is”. It’s sad to say as well, he was not qualified to start and/or finish the inspection process of any material that passed through the department. As much as I cared about my coworkers, I would not recommend this company to any colleagues, peers, or friends of mine as a place of fair employment. I encourage those who choose to pursue employment/careers here to be very wary of your friends and foes, as well as to not voice whether you are pregnant, or have another long term issue as you will be discriminated against.
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