Visy
    (233 reviews)

    Company Profile

    Company overview

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    Industry

    Packaging, Paper & Forest Products

    Company size

    1,001-5,000

    Primary location

    13 Reo Crescent, CAMPBELLFIELD VIC 3061
    In 1948, Visy started out in Melbourne as a manufacturer of corrugated cardboard boxes. From these modest beginnings, it has since grown to become one of the world's leading packaging, paper and recycling companies. Now, Visy employs over 5,500 staff and operates in over 120 sites across Australia, New Zealand, Thailand and Vietnam and trading offices across Asia, Europe and the USA. Visy also has a 'sister' company, Pratt Industries USA, which employs a further 3,500 staff in North America. Sustainability is at the heart of everything Visy does. As well as providing packaging to some of the world's best known brands, Visy also offers recycling solutions. It's our goal to meet the needs of our customers, while efficiently using and reusing scarce resources.Source: this is an extract from the company's own website

    Jobs at Visy

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    Truganina, Melbourne VIC
    Ready to build your technical career in a role that combines quality, problem-solving and continuous improvement?
    classification: Manufacturing, Transport & LogisticsManufacturing, Transport & Logistics
    17h ago
    Southbank, Melbourne VIC
    Lead Visy Glass, shaping strategy, commercial performance and the future of sustainable glass packaging across Australia and New Zealand.
    classification: CEO & General ManagementCEO & General Management
    4d ago

    Reviews overview

    2.8233 ratings in total
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    84%
    Rate salary as high or average
    42%
    Employees recommend this employer to friends

    What’s it like working at Visy?

    AI summary of recent reviews
    Employees appreciate the competitive pay and wages at Visy, along with opportunities for overtime. Co-workers are frequently praised as supportive and welcoming, creating strong camaraderie on the shop floor. Working in a 24/7 industry provides valuable experience, and some employees value the flexibility and work-life balance offered through RDOs and shift rosters.

    However, there are some potential challenges, including management practices that could be improved in terms of communication and leadership. Training and onboarding could be enhanced to provide better support for new employees. Some employees have noted that workplace culture can be challenging, with high staff turnover. Equipment maintenance and resources could benefit from investment, and workload can be demanding due to understaffing at some sites.

    Recent reviews

    5.0
    Multi Skilled Plant Operator
    Jul 2026
    Spotswood VIC 30157 to 8 years in the role, current employee
    Good work life balance
    The good thingsGreat pay, not too hard once you know what you're doing
    The challengesTraining isn't the best
    3.0
    Production Technician
    Jun 2026
    Coolaroo VIC 30486 to 7 years in the role, former employee
    Senior management out of touch with staff
    The good thingsCommaraderie, interdisciplinary co-operation, big company.
    The challengesContinual budget cuts, poor pay rises, staff lost in silos, projects demanded but unresourced.
    1.0
    M/C Driver
    Jun 2026
    Dandenong VIC 3175Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
    Don't bother applying
    The good thingsmoney was ok and being out on your own
    The challengesmanagement some who came from other big companies and bought there sneaky politics with them.
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