Delta Faucet makes spigots among other bathroom and kitchen items. Other brands made under Delta Faucet are Brizo and Peerless.
Three out of four released prisoners are re-arrested within five years. The unemployed accounted for 89% of those re-arrested. Without proper employment there is no sustainable method for providing financial support for them.
About Delta Faucet
Delta Faucet has three main brand names. Considered a luxury brand Brizo carries higher end products. Delta is the mainstream brand containing trending designs while Peerless offers economic options.
Pairing with an inventor, Alex Manoogian developed the first single handle faucet. By the year 1922, Mr. Manoogian had perfected the device and started Delta Faucet Company. Delta was chosen because it is the Greek word for change.
Delta Faucet has received multiple awards throughout its existence. These awards include recognition by parent groups and interior design experts. Around 2,200 employees are responsible for the success of the company.
Employees of Delta Faucet enjoy 401(k) benefits along with paid vacation and healthcare. Paternity leave is available for a new parent. There are reimbursements available for qualifying education and certifications.
Employee reviews of Delta Faucet are favorable. Employees feel that pay is competitive, and benefits are good. Criticisms include limited room for advancement and too much overtime.
Does Delta Faucet Hire Felons?
Although not directly stated by Delta Faucet, several sources say that they hire felons. These sources include various prison ministries and support groups.
Delta Faucet claims to be an equal opportunity employer. They comply with all laws that provide equal employment opportunities. However, they have not signed the Fair Chance Pledge written by former President Obama.
Does Delta Faucet Run Background Checks?
Delta Faucet will likely run a background check. This shouldn’t dissuade you from applying to a job you’re interested in.
Don’t be surprised if it is brought up in an interview. There is likely to be follow on questions after a background check is conducted. Be prepared to answer honestly. Describe how you have changed as a result of your incarceration.
Careers at Delta Faucet
Delta Faucet has positions throughout the Midwest. Most full-time jobs are in Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, and Tennessee.
Production Member- Production Members may work in a few different positions. These spots include the extrusion or vacuum forming shop. Most of these jobs are divided into 1st, 2nd, or 3rd shifts. Qualifications include the ability to qualify on a forklift and a high school diploma or GED.
Maintenance Technician- They are responsible for electronic equipment in the production facility. Machine repair and forklift operation are valued skills for this position. Again, a high school diploma or GED is required.
Accountant- This individual is responsible for payroll and journal keeping. Although a bachelor’s degree in accounting is preferred, relevant experience can replace that. Judgement and tact are required skills.
Internship- This may be a gateway to a full-time position. Pay may be low initially but if you are pursuing a degree and looking for experience this could be the way to go.
Application Process at Delta Faucet
Delta Faucet job openings can be found by going to the top of their home page and clicking on “Search Jobs”. From there you can search by full-time or part-time openings. You can also narrow the search by state.
Be sure to fill out the application honestly. You’ll be required to give basic information to create an account. This account will give you access to the applications.
You may receive a phone call to set up an interview after an application has been submitted. This may happen from a few days to a few weeks after submittal.
Reviews have shown that Delta Faucet may conduct an interview over the phone or in person. The interview questions seem to be general. Expect to describe past work experience and how you handle problems. They are attempting to get to know you through this process so expect questions about your incarceration.
Be prepared to show them how you have changed since your incarceration. Examples of your leadership or community service may demonstrate this.
Hi, I am Mike. I am the editor at Jobs For Felons Online. I am passionate about injustice and issues felons face after serving their sentence.