WRIGHT RANKED #1 FOR 5TH CONSECUTIVE YEAR

The results are in, and for the 5th year in a row, Wright Engineers is ranked the nation’s #1 best structural engineering firm to work for.  “This is a direct reflection of our people,” said CEO Brent Wright.  “Great people attract other great people, they all do excellent work, they make our clients happy, and they have a lot of fun along the way.”  Scott Jones, Wright Engineers’ Executive VP, stated, “How nice that this honor coincides with Wright Engineers’ 25th anniversary.  It’s gratifying to see that our vision to be a destination employer is working.”
Award criteria is based on an anonymous employee survey and on workplace practices, teamwork, employee benefits, employee retention rates and company culture. The Best Firms to Work For Award is managed by the Zweig Group and recognizes the top U.S. and Canada-based AEC firms.

 

SAFEGUARDING PEOPLE AND PROPERTY

From the Las Vegas Strip to Ground Zero in New York City, security bollards designed by Wright Engineers keep pedestrians and buildings safe from errant vehicles.  Unlike some other barriers, bollards prevent vehicle access while still allowing pedestrians to pass freely.  Bollards are steel posts anchored in a specially reinforced foundation and are designed and tested to stop a moving vehicle. In addition to providing a protective barrier, bollards can also direct traffic and add to the aesthetics of a site.  Wright Engineers is proud to contribute to public safety by providing structural engineering for thousands of bollards from coast to coast.

 

THE WRIGHT ENGINEERS SCHOLARSHIP

We think engineers are awesome! …and we love to help any aspiring engineers reach their goal of becoming a structural engineer. The Wright Structural Engineering Scholarship is available to any full-time civil engineering student who is (or is about to be) in their senior year or beyond and whose emphasis of study is structural engineering.  If you or someone you know fits that description, the scholarship application is here.