From Statesville, N.C., to Woodbridge, Conn., to Cavendish, Vt., and of course the Mack Headquarters in Arlington, Vt., Halloween brings out the best in Mack’s frighteningly creative Mack employees as they dress up and carve ghoulish gourds. They are rewarded with cider and donuts, as well as cash prizes for scariest, funniest and most creative. If working with this fun team sounds good to you visit our job board and maybe next year you can skulk around with us!
It may be spring, but a late winter storm is hitting the northeast. Of course that’s nothing the team at Mack Molding’s Arlington, Vt., headquarters can’t handle! Especially when they think about how soon employees will be able take advantage of the Company’s community garden featuring more than 20 raised garden beds, captured rain water and gardening tools to grow everything from strawberries to corn.
The Mack Team celebrates the Holidays with a new Mack Carol for 2018 – Working at Mack Molding Company – to the tune of Winter Wonderland! From our family, to yours, wishing you happy holidays and all the best in 2019.
Each year on Halloween the employees of Mack Molding let their inner ghouls loose by donning costumes and carving pumpkins. Their efforts are rewarded with monetary prizes for group themes and individual categories for scariest, funniest and most original. Similarly our pumpkin carvers can net a little cash for the scariest, funniest and most creative works. And if that wasn’t enough, everyone gets to enjoy some free fresh made Vermont apple cider and cider donuts! Don’t miss out on the fun, if working with this frightfully exciting team sounds good to you visit our job board.
Brad Williams, of Lake George, N.Y., is a senior at Clarkson University in Potsdam, N.Y., and a 2018 Mack summer intern. Brad has been working in the Company’s purchasing department with Supply Chain Manager Eric White and Medical Supply Chain Manager John Preiser.
“The goal of any ‘good’ internship is one that provides value to both employer and employee. I think we accomplished that with Brad this summer,” Eric said. “It was clear from the beginning that his curriculum prepared him for many of the day to day challenges we face. We had a huge amount of new product introduction activities this summer, and Brad played a significant role in helping out the purchasing department.”
It is a perfect fit for Brad, who is majoring in global supply chain management. He has spent the summer researching current topics and issues regarding supply chains, as well as filling out component quality requirements (CQR) paperwork, cutting purchase orders (POs) and debt memos.
“The work I’ve been doing this summer relates directly to my major,” Brad noted. “I now understand the importance of staying up to date and well versed on any findings in my field. If you don’t, you begin to fall behind.”
Brad found out about Mack from the Company’s website and has been enjoying his time in Southern Vermont.
“Mack really cares about the work its interns are doing,” he said. “I’ve been working on projects that are giving me real experience and are expanding my knowledge. I’m also glad I get to spend my free time hiking and swimming, and playing my guitar.”
After graduating in December of this year, Brad plans to work in a supply chain buyer position.
