Thomas Weekley

I opened my own contracting welding business whenever I was 17. Starting with jobs that ranged from farm equipment to the last one which was building nuclear missile containers for the Japanese military. I have hired 2 Locklin graduates as workers and always look to expand work and give kids the opportunity to try and make it out of school with a full time job . We have jobs located all over the south as of right now and I’m constantly meeting with other companies and working with and building relationships with contractors as well.

Was a speciality welder for Turner inc on the SKS crew.

Mainly built high flow systems and boiler tube work at this position with the SKS crew.

Had a opportunity to be a foreman on the next job which was for the Ascend chemical plant right here in cantonment.

I was a pipeline welder for Parker&sons and

Worked for the transmontane pipeline company doing repair work in pump stations and mainline pipelines.

Was a rig welder for the Eastman shutdown located here in Pace FL. Replaced and welded pipe and did a few structural objects as well.

Worked as a pipe welder and structural welder for the GA west company. I ended up having the privilege of running a crew as the lead welder whenever I was 21 years old.

First job I ever worked in this line of work for another company other than my own. I was a helper where I learned fitting pipe and fitting structural objects