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BAE Systems

BAE Systems job reviews

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  • Best thing

    job satisfaction

    Worst thing

    not enough hours

    7.8

    Employee, April 2021

    • Manages people
    • £27.00 per hour
    • 34–44 years old

  • Best thing

    My line manager, the people, the work, flexible hours/working

    Worst thing

    Lack of development

    7.6

    Senior Operations Engineer, March 2021

    • Manages people
    • £17.00 per hour
    • 25 or older

  • Best thing

    Holidays,sick pay, working conditions, good wage

    Worst thing

    Nothing

    10.0

    Fitter, February 2021

    • £19.00 per hour
    • 25 or older

  • Best thing

    My work mates,lower level management.pay,holidays,understanding when Ill , healthcare.

    Worst thing

    Senior management/management speak,which changes with every management position change.It seems to be their justification for existing.

    7.4

    Technician/trainer, February 2021

    • £35,000 per year, working a 48 hour week
    • 25 or older

  • Best thing

    When I finish or being able to do the job to a high standard

    Worst thing

    Not being able to do the job to a high standard

    4.8

    Coded welder, January 2021

    • £25.00 per hour
    • 25 or older

  • Best thing

    The money

    Worst thing

    The long days

    9.5

    Sheet metal worker, January 2021

    • £16.00 per hour
    • 25 or older

  • Worst thing

    It’s extremely bad on your health

    3.5

    Caulker, January 2021

    • £31,000 per year, working a 37 hour week
    • 25 or older

  • Best thing

    The benefits and hours

    Worst thing

    Not enough staff

    10.0

    Team leader, December 2020

    • Manages people
    • £32,000 per year, working a 37 hour week
    • 25 or older

  • Best thing

    Working conditions, time off ,pay

    10.0

    Aircraft fitter, December 2020

    • £36,000 per year, working a 37 hour week
    • 25 or older

  • Best thing

    Great place to work, with lots of benefits you wouldn't see elsewhere

    9.3

    Service engineer, December 2020

    • £34,000 per year, working a 37 hour week
    • 21–24 years old

  • Best thing

    Shift pattern and shift allowance

    Worst thing

    Progress

    8.9

    Aircraft fitter, November 2020

    • £36,000 per year, working a 37 hour week
    • 21–24 years old

  • Best thing

    It’s stress free

    Worst thing

    Not enough money

    9.5

    Store Assistant, November 2020

    • £12.00 per hour
    • 25 or older

  • Best thing

    it's challenging and limit pushing.

    Worst thing

    The rotation between night and day shifts is terrible for a decent sleeping pattern.

    8.9

    Aircraft technician, October 2020

    • £27,500 per year, working a 37 hour week
    • 21–24 years old

  • Best thing

    Pay and benefits

    Worst thing

    Making deadlines on jobs and people not pulling there weight

    7.9

    Joiner, August 2020

    • £20.00 per hour
    • 25 or older

  • Best thing

    Pay. Pension. Sick Pay

    Worst thing

    Boring

    8.9

    Toolmaker, June 2020

    • £37,700 per year, working a 37 hour week
    • 25 or older

  • Best thing

    Helpful staff members

    Worst thing

    Managers and supervisor

    5.5

    Administrator/ production Operative, March 2020

    • £8.21 per hour
    • 25 or older