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November 2019 by Scott Springer
Used to be a good place to be proud of saying i worked there. Things change and with new management the time there got to be just a place to get a paycheck at the end of the week. The grass is greener on the other side?
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November 2018 by Andy B
Premier Fabrication is one of those companies that isn’t satisfied with the status quo. They are a forward thinking company in an industry that isn’t known for visionaries. We’ve been working with Premier for years and have been impressed and pleased with their integrity and focus on the customer.Premier is hard to beat when it comes to quality. Some of their customers have very high expectations and are the big names in agriculture, construction and mining. They haven’t lost sight of their smaller customers though. They are a company you can grow with.We work with Premier on many projects and look forward to working on more. It’s a relationship where both parties win.
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November 2018 by Andrew Leake
Premier Fabrication is a company where someone can truly work their way up from the ground floor. The values of the company make it a perfect place to raise a family and know your family is cared for and considered by the highest levels of management.Premier strives to exceed customer expectations not only through the product they deliver, but by overflowing the same values into relationships with customers and suppliers.Customers, Employees, and Vendor are more than a number at Premier, they are family.
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November 2018 by Kim James
These are some of the nicest people I have ever worked with. Everyone that I communicated with was polite, kind, and encouraging! They care about their projects and customers, and want to make a positive impact on each one. Highly recommend.
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November 2018 by jon Keister
Management is incompetent you will be poorly trained and lied to every day also noone pays attention quality is poor the equipment they use is outdated emergency stops dont even work on alot of machines
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November 2016 by Gregg Harms
Sweat shop working for slave wages
