Pros
Pay better than most companies around the area for the same position (welder), and you get your typical, but mediocre benefits, PTO, insurance, etc., which are provided by most companies
Cons
They work 13 days on, 2 days off, 10, sometimes 12 hour shifts. People work through lunch to make quota. Work is backbreaking, and unless you're built like a linebacker, you're going to be in pain all the time. The jigs are dangerous, everything there is dangerous and unsafe. No work/life balance. Decent job for someone built like a linebacker, with no kids. Will pay the bills and put food on the table.