Polk Mechanical Company
Garrett Williams has a diverse range of work experience in the construction and project management industry. Garrett began their career in 2006 as a Field Engineer at TIC The Industrial Company, where they worked until 2012. During this time, they gained experience in project engineering and management, as well as coordinating field activities.
In 2012, Garrett joined TECO Energy as a Project Manager, where they were responsible for overseeing a $2.5 million CNG station project for JJ Taylor. Garrett defined the scope, coordinated contractors, and projected costs and schedules for the entire project.
After their role at TECO Energy, Garrett worked at AMEC as a Field Engineer, where they contributed to a $100 million Boiler/Turbine project for Meadwest Vaco Papermill. Garrett handled procurement, scheduling, and cost forecasting for the piping discipline.
Following this, Garrett joined Overland Contracting Inc. in 2013 as a Pipe Coordinator, where they worked on a $100 million Boiler project for Celanese. Their responsibilities included developing work packages, coordinating piping field activities, and developing budgets.
In 2014, Garrett transitioned to Robins & Morton as a Project Engineer, where they continued to contribute to project planning and execution.
In 2015, Garrett became a Partner at Integral Energy, focusing on project management and construction. Garrett held this role until 2017 before joining Saulsbury Industries as an Estimator for one year.
In 2018, Garrett joined MWH Constructors as a Senior Mechanical Project Engineer, contributing their expertise in mechanical engineering to various projects. Later that year, they transitioned to Polk Mechanical Company as a Project Manager, where they currently hold a position.
Throughout their career, Garrett has demonstrated a strong track record in project management, engineering, and construction, showcasing their versatility and expertise in the industry.
Garrett Williams obtained a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Civil Engineering from Tennessee State University between 1997 and 2002.
Polk Mechanical Company
At Polk Mechanical, we provide facility lifecycle services based on quality, integrity, and value for our clients. Our success is simple: we find solutions to complex challenges. We believe that taking ownership of any client needs will increase our value and help us achieve maximum results on every project. What we do at Polk enables doctors and medical staff to provide critical care to patients in surgical suites, trauma and emergency rooms; allows millions of cellular phone calls to occur daily; provides safer job sites; and helps critical building systems remain in operation with maximum uptime. The range of services we offer is not just limited to facility services, mechanical, industrial, or commercial construction, but more importantly for whatever our customers need. Polk dedicates substantial resources for our employees in areas such as career advancement opportunities, extensive training programs, and award-winning safety programs. We also maintain high employee retention, take our fiscal responsibility seriously, and have an active involvement in industry associations, community service, and more. You can count on our specialists and account managers for extraordinary performance in any of our service areas. What we do is important.