Henniges Automotive - Keokuk, Iowa

Krystal

I was lied to in my face by their human resource rep, they claimed they have been answering phone calls all morning, when clearly they have not, going there to Keokuk Iowa henniges is the only way to check up on your application. Otherwise, your constantly wondering what they are even doing with the applications you submit by paper. Their not on any job sites for easy resume, uploader, and their human resource department claim to answer phone calls.
It makes me wonder why those particular HR reps in Keokuk maintain their jobs, and how people are getting hired, more of a buddy buddy thing or inside monopoly.
If you don't believe me, i urge you to call the Keokuk IA henniges, and press any button to transfer for a department. Start with "3", the human resource departments number.
"i starred it one because it was required to star something, but i would have gave them zero if I could.
just to be clear."

Oscar M.

Been here a few times. The longest it has ever taken to get unloaded was two hours. Typically in and out in less than an hour. The gentleman on the forklift is great.

The only issue I have is the docks are not striped. When backing in at night and walk to the rear to make sure your trailer is flush with the dock plate. There is busted up pallet debris everywhere which could cause you to trip and fall or step on a nail.

Daniel

Delivery . it's fast.attent & courtesy receiving 24 hours

Hryhorii T.

They managed to load full trailer in 20 minutes
And 3 minutes for documents
Super friendly

Bob C.

Seems like a great place to work. Almost got my 90 Day probationary period over with. I do like what I do there! And around 85-90% of the jobs are easy but repetitive! I believe line workers/packers rotate every 2 hours between the two jobs. Not sure how the operators do their thing. The pay is very good for the work you do but a factory job is factory job nonetheless. And at times the work atmosphere and people make it seem like your back in High School again! At least In my experience.

Update: 10/28/24 After a year and a half, I'm still a fork truck operator! And A lil over $21an hour now! I would say now, their 2 biggest downfall are; #1: the way they train ppl. Sometimes it's enough training but a lot of times they just rush people through things!
#2: The way they handle consistent slackers! Sometimes it's due to lack of training but usually, those type just don't give a crap. And that jüust makes things twice as difficult and/or playing Catch up for the person on that job for the next shift! Boat regardless I think I'll be here for the long haul! I'll probably have another update in 2025! ,

Khurshed T.

Check in delivery 7:30
Check out delivery 8:00
Good job
Nice people
Receiving on 31th street

Stoyan T.

Delivering here every week. Slow every single time. The forklift guy sure takes his time. Only one dock and it takes a while to unload 1 truck.

Lorenzo B.

Good, if you know where to check in.

The Main shipping office is off the 31st. Where the blue dot is on Google maps.

It's the street KFC sits on.

Don't bother going to other shipping offices, as they have a few around other docks. Go straight here.

That's about it. Not exactly ultra slow, but appointment is a suggestion. Lol