Search Icon

Tessy Plastics LLC

  • Trustfeed ratings Icon
  • Trustfeed ratings Icon
  • Trustfeed ratings Icon
  • Trustfeed ratings Icon
  • Trustfeed ratings Icon

Lynchburg, United States

tessyva.com
Plastic injection molding servicePlastic fabrication company· Plastic injection molding service· Plastic fabrication company

Tessy Plastics LLC Reviews | Rating 3.9 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Tessy Plastics LLC is located in Lynchburg, United States on 231 Jefferson Ridge Pkwy. Tessy Plastics LLC is rated 3.9 out of 5 in the category plastic injection molding serviceplastic fabrication company in United States.

Address

231 Jefferson Ridge Pkwy

Phone

+1 4343855700

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

...
Write review Claim Profile
C

Cedric Lewis

Got here at 5:45 and called in, they started unloading me with no problem

C

casul

Fast loading, great people.

A

anguitenens4003

Not the greatest place to work, at least not when I was there in 1999-2000. I started as a plastic injection mold machine operator. Learned how to run almost every machine in that department. My supervisor was a lax individual who would disappear to other parts of the building on breaks. If there was a problem with the machine, I had to get someone to go and hunt her down. I was on first shift and the supervisors were responsible for making sure you were relieved at the end of your shift. A couple times, my supervisor disappeared and my relief was late coming in. I was stuck at the machine because I couldn't leave it unattended. I had prior forklift experience and later started working in the warehouse. My supervisors were Russell Houston and Keith Goad. At one point, they were letting me drive the box truck and do pickups and deliveries. Keith would always time me and make critical remarks when I got back. I remember I missed the chance to get hired on permanently. They hired another worker who smoked pot instead. I can't remember what their reasoning was behind that, if any. The guys who ran the place at the time came off to me as rather smug. They had a clock system called chronos. Seems I remember we only got 10 or 15 minutes for lunch. Sheetz was at the top of the street and you had to rush up there to get something to eat and hurry back to the plant. If you were a few seconds late, the clock would dock you for it. Production slowed down and they started sending people home early. One day, instead of sending me home, they found some work for me to do. A while later, I was called up front with a few other people into a conference room where we were told we were going to be let go.

B

Brittany Haskins

worked there for 2 years I enjoyed the experience and wonderful company to work for

T

Tim Plyer

Working there and the supervisors are awesome and always willing to help if something happens

Top 10 companies in Plastic injection molding servicePlastic fabrication company category

Close