Owens-Illinois Inc. was founded in 1903 by Michael J. Owens. Owens invented the automatic bottle-making machine.
Today Owens-Illinois is still the legal name of the company, but it changed its trade name to O-I in 2005.
The company continues to specialize container glass products and one in every two glass containers made worldwide is made by O-I, or its licensees or affiliates.
O-I also manufactured plastic products until 2007 when the company sold its entire plastics business to Rexam PLC, a U.K. packaging manufacturer.
O-I is traded publicly on the New York Stock exchange under the ticker symbol OI, is a member of the S&P 500, is #321 in the Fortune 500, has 22,500 employees, and had $6.98 billion in revenue in 2013.
Owens-Illinois (O-I)Owens-Illinois Inc. was founded in 1903 by Michael J. Owens. Owens invented the automatic bottle-making machine.
Today Owens-Illinois is still the legal name of the company, but it changed its trade name to O-I in 2005.
The company continues to specialize container glass products and one in every two glass containers made worldwide is made by O-I, or its licensees or affiliates.
History
O-I also manufactured plastic products until 2007 when the company sold its entire plastics business to Rexam PLC, a U.K. packaging manufacturer.
O-I is traded publicly on the New York Stock exchange under the ticker symbol OI, is a member of the S&P 500, is #321 in the Fortune 500, has 22,500 employees, and had $6.98 billion in revenue in 2013.
Kendra Richards says
This company it’s not good to work for at all especially in Toano Virginia my son had a bad experience there for a college student the supervisor Jennifer Kennedy and the foreman Jeremiah Conti treated him unfairly we took it higher to the HR department her name was Heidi and she did nothing about the situation she did not investigated or anything she didn’t take it higher she didn’t look into the situation or anything nothing was professional about this situation at all of them need to have more management training.
Bill Hannegan says
Owens-Illinois – Portland
ATTN: HR DEPT
RE: MAINTENANCE MANAGER position
I was planning to apply on INDEED, but got caught up in an emergency project before I could execute. Please accept my application posted on the website today 10/28/2019.
I am uniquely qualified for this job.
Please acknowledge one way or another.
Thank you
Taylor Pope says
I am employed at the Winston Salem plant.Over the last 4-5 yrs my son,daughter and brother have applied numerous times and each time they get this bogus email stating that they cannot be hired because Oi can’t fully use there skills at this time.I work there so I have seen most of the people that were brought in as new hires.One in particular worked at subway as a sandwich maker and she was 18 at the time she no longer works there as she cussed the plant manager and told him she had better options.Another one had 2 30 day and 1 15 day trial periods and then got fired after HR caught her numerous times on her phone.There are many more examples I can give but I don’t have much room to type it.My question is why after all of their atempts to get hired at least 1of them is not working there.
Annye Dailey says
It is very hard to get in touch with the benefit line I have the phone number . when I call the robot suggest you send a email to for faster service.need the email address.
James A. Printz II says
Dear Sir:
In 2001 i sold O-I(Castilla Farms) via Mike Conrad a piece of equipment. It was paid for but not picked up. What do you want me to do with it?
Thanks
Jim
Rhodeside, Inc. 937-773-XXXX
Lynn Avery says
I was once a salaried employee of O-I in the US starting back in 1976 until 1985, am I entitled to a pension? If so, who and how to a reach the specific people I need to talk too. Thank you for you help.