Hanna Cylinders reviews

Low pay, gossip, small company, lay offs

Safety is of little concern. Chemicals are stored in a fire cabinet but are usually leaking and mixing. Forklifts are cruising around all the time and no one is trained how to use them they just have a random employee tell you the controls and send you on the way. Management cares more about how fast things get done than quality. If a cylinder is missing some paint or scratched (which happens often as they don't allow the paint to dry long enough) they touch it up with a $1 can of spray paint. Saw blades are dull and cause kickback but rarely get changed. Compressor is too high for the nail guns I shot a nail through two 2x12's and almost into my foot. They also expect you to work every Saturday but tell you in the interview process it's like once a month. They also talk a lot about moving you up in the company but rarely promote from within or give raises.