
TEAM Industrial Services Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 21 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at TEAM Industrial Services.
Engineering Rotational Program
Met with TEAM at the career fair, and then they called me that same night to schedule an interview for the very next day. It was about 30 minutes long and mostly behavioral/situational. The two people I spoke with were really nice and still managed to get through the interview efficiently. I haven't heard back yet since it was just a couple of days ago, but Glassdoor is making me answer if I got an offer, so disclaimer that this info might be wrong, idk.
- Can you tell me about your resume?
- Were there any particularly challenging questions?
- How did you manage your time during the interview?
NDT Technician
After submitting an open application, I was quickly invited for an initial exploratory conversation. On the same day, I was contacted by the HR manager for a follow-up meeting later that week at the head office. During this meeting, I received a contract offer and the chance to propose personal adjustments. After accepting the offer, I had a third meeting at the head office within a week for contract signing, safety instructions, and to receive my PPE, company car, phone, laptop, and printer. Ultimately, my first day was within two weeks of submitting the open application.
- What is your availability like, and how flexible are you with working hours? Are you open to working on weekends and holidays?
Document Control Specialist
I saw the job opening on LinkedIn and sent my resume straight to the recruiter who posted it. Within a couple of days, the recruiter got in touch for a quick phone screen and to set up an in-person interview. I met with the department manager and her boss, the department VP. They asked typical questions, but the manager was pretty intimidating; she seemed to be the real decision-maker, even though the VP was technically her superior. The whole interview was under 15 minutes. They hired me right then and there, and I immediately had to do a drug test. I started working that Monday, four days later.
- Where are you currently residing, and would you consider relocating closer to our office if offered the position?
- For how long have you been utilizing Microsoft Office applications such as Word and Excel?
- Can you outline the kinds of projects where you have previously employed Microsoft Word or Excel?
Workforce Coordinator
The interview process felt a bit disorganized. Two people interviewed me, and it seemed like they mostly wanted to put a face to the resume. The job they described wasn't quite what I applied for. They did go over the job description, but they didn't really ask me any standard interview questions about my skills.
- Are you okay with working on-call or during late evenings?
TEAM Industrial Services Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from TEAM Industrial Services interview reports.
“Do you know how to adjust document formatting, including margins, headers, and footers, in Microsoft Word?”
Read reports →“How many years have you worked as a Technician?”
Read reports →“Are you part of a Union?”
Read reports →“For how long have you been utilizing Microsoft Office applications such as Word and Excel?”
Read reports →“Regarding your contract review experience, have you utilized the track changes feature in Microsoft Word?”
Read report →“Where are you currently residing, and would you consider relocating closer to our office if offered the position?”
Read report →“Do you have experience with accruals and prepayments?”
Read report →“What specific experience do you possess in drafting and editing documents using Microsoft Word?”
Read report →“Are you okay with working on-call or during late evenings?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 21 TEAM Industrial Services interview reports.