DEADLY WORK ENVIRONMENT - Electrician Rosendin Employee Review

1.0
Jun 18, 2025
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Pros

I am blessed to still be alive.

Cons

Never work for this company. They are super shady. They claim to be a culture of care but they are misleading the public. From Foreman’s to Journeymen drinking on the job together during lunch breaks while on the job site. To crews working through lunch breaks just to cut out early. Starting pay is $17.00 per hour and they work you like a slave. I commuted from LA to Victorville, sacrificed 2 personal vehicles and Rosendin refused to pay mileage or per diem. He flat out told me “no, it’s not in our budget.” If you happen to get injured on the job like I did I honestly wish you the best. HR doesn’t care about you. Worker’s Comp is a nightmare. Their clinics and doctors are just as corrupt as they are. Rosendin Safety Director only cared if my leg was broken and said I can’t wait to get you back on site even if your limping .The union reps are compromised. My left foot was severely crushed on a job site because 2 coworkers needing my help wanted to irresponsibly cut corners. Complete lack of competence, pure ignorance, and carelessness because the injury could have been prevented in more than one way. Management only cared if my leg was broken and treated the wrong body part for the remainder of treatment. I suffer from 3 split tendon tears, a crushed tibial artery which no longer pumps blood into my foot, permanent nerve damage. My foot is always purple. I’m always in pain. I can’t even walk on it or bear any weight. I’ve been in crutches since January 13, 2025. I’m permanently disabled now from this injury. They forced me to return to work the following day and never gave me time off to heal or an LOA. I experienced discrimination, harassment, and bullying from micro managers to employees. I was humiliated, laughed at and made fun of by HR, including management and employees. As soon as Ultrasound and CT scan results showed findings they illegally cancelled all future treatments without providing a follow-up appointment to discuss these findings. They illegally refused to provide further medical treatment at the most critical stage in my injury and declined the opportunity to save my foot entirely. I was fired just weeks after which is also illegal. This company is totally ok with leaving me not only without the ability to work again but also the ability to never walk again. Look up all the OSHA Fatalities on this company. I must admit I am lucky to be alive today at least. Rosendin is lying now and saying no one witnessed my injuries. Worker’s Comp has denied my claim saying that I refused to provide my statement when my statement was recorded on a company iPad the day I was injured. This is totally a lie because how would I have gotten examined by their clinic doctors without explaining how I got injured.

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5.0
Jun 10, 2026
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Pros

"Working for Rosendin provides the opportunity to work on unique, large-scale projects. The benefits package is comprehensive, and the company culture is generally strong."

Cons

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1.0
Apr 18, 2026
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Pros

ESOP & pay is pretty good. They prioritize team work so there's off site events and gatherings occasionally.

Cons

I was completely exhausted and burnt out so I had to leave. No remote opportunities, long commutes, burn out. Being remote when work sites are slow would be a game changer even if it was just 1-3 times a week. I've gotten transferred between worksites on a whim over the years and when things get hectic I understand why we're on site but there's definitely slow periods. Being remote when things are slow would be beneficial to mental health, time, and money. But I think they have a really old mentality on being an in person workplace even if they double or triple your commute time because of a new priority project. I had recently bought a home and had to commute across the city and was scared to sell and buy a new home because I didn't know where they'd send me next and I was exhausted from commuting and working OT daily. Work life balance gets difficult on the further work sites and they tend to be on polar opposite sides of the city. PTO could better. 17 days. Meetings are often sprung on people randomly and change frequently when you're on the field or in BIM. A LOT of pointless meetings that no one wants to do.

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