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Structural Group (STRUCTURAL) has overseen more facelifts than a plastic surgeon. It consists of five companies that serve industrial, commercial, and public sectors. Specialty contractors Structural Preservation Systems and SPS Infrastructure offer structural repair, strengthening, waterproofing, and geotechnical construction on everything from bridges to historic buildings. VSL, provides heavy lifting and post-tensioning services (a method of reinforcing concrete with high-strength steel bars). STRUCTURAL's Pullman Power arm repairs chimneys, stacks, and silos. UK-based...More
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Structural Ratings & Reviews Posted by employees
Employees say it's “OK” 10 ratings
60% of the CEO 5 ratings
Peter H. Emmons
President and CEO
Pros: project is direct given to engineer, site visit of own project, managing the draftsman & drawing. – Full Review `
Structural Salaries Posted by employees
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7 Structural Salaries |
$57,188 |
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4 Structural Salaries |
$55,480 |
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3 Structural Salaries |
$83,610 |
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Structural Interview Questions & Reviews Posted by candidates
Declined Offer – Interviewed in Jan 2011 – Reviewed May 1, 2012
Interview Details – It may have been a specific office/branch that I interviewed at. But, I have been in construction for several years & walking into that office I got that "leary" feeling of that I had encountered in the past that what you're told on interview and what you experience once hired could be two… – Full Interview
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Line of questioning was pretty average. Although I felt I was being grilled as opposed to questioned by one manager. Demeanor not consistent with interviewing process with other companies
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