8383 Bilstein Boulevard, Hamilton OH 45015
“Checked in at 8am for a delivery. Out by 9:30am. I was getting a bit confused as far as location, as previous reviews had outdated pictures & nothing to see in google maps or satellite. Staff are well organized & very polite. They gave me a door right away as I checked in & clear directions after. Plenty of space in loading docks to maneuver, they don’t have marking lines to guide you straight to the dock so just take your time backing. There’s also additional parking for at least 4-5 trucks at the end of building. Whole warehouse is super clean, you won’t find a single piece of garbage anywhere.”
4700 Muhlhauser Rd, Hamilton OH 45011
“Its honestly a great place to work from what I could tell the uppers was extremely helpfull and friendly but some of the other employee...,my problem was I cant deal with disrespectful people everyday that are supposed to help while doing a frustrating and extremely busy job,i was on a reach truck helping with logistics and the ppl who built the bulk orders and I did the same exact thing at gorilla glue for almost 2 years and loved it lol,this place needs floor rollers it would make things go quicker while being able to do more and free up alot of space and help out the employees in the long run their always mad cause you guys got them bending over nonstop allday 10-12 hours while the reach drivers are constantly getting in the way,everybody else i met around the place was happy and friendly”
1230 Eaton Ave, Hamilton OH 45013
“People where nice at giving me the uniform and helping me fill our forms just it was the regulations where they can't have a copy of my birth certificate sucked”
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