Wide Reach, Family Feel

Our large-scale projects across North America provide great opportunity for growth, travel and experience, and despite this grand scope, we still offer direct access to leadership and a warm family culture.

Our People

Adam Wallach
Northeast Area Manager, Construction

“Everybody's always got a positive attitude… and really looking at the collective good. If you have a problem, no matter what level you are, people always give you the time of day and they always want to share their insights.”

Matt Estep
Survey Engineering Manager of Operations, Dredging

“I enjoy working at Weeks Marine due to the complexity of the projects and the opportunity for career development. Weeks Marine dredging promotes from within which creates room for growth and allows for opportunities to advance your career.”

Alberto Malvarez
Staff Engineer, Construction

“When you are doing something that is really impactful to the country, to the people, to the economy, it makes you feel good about your job.”

Kathryn Story
Project Engineer, Dredging

"I've gotten the opportunity to work with several of our dredges and crews in locations all over the Gulf and the East coast. I absolutely love the fact that no two projects are the same and that they each present their own challenges and opportunities to learn and grow in my role as a Project Engineer."

Jeff Barlow
Equipment & Yards Manager, Construction

"I enjoy what I do. In my time at Weeks, I have been involved in picking up a space shuttle, refloating a grounded crane barge, and salvaging a derailed train filled with hazardous chemicals. If you’re looking for challenging work and aren’t afraid of getting your hands dirty, you will never be bored here. Go Hawks!"

Will Magee
Mechanical Engineer, Dredging

"It's great to be part of a team focused on developing industry-leading equipment, drawing on our historical expertise yet always innovating and looking toward the future."

Marc D. Vigeant
Project Manager, Construction

“The projects that Weeks builds are challenging, but the ability to tap into the vast experience of all of our divisions for guidance, and to know that everyone I work with will respond with thoughtful and productive input is what makes us successful. There is no greater sense of accomplishment than being a part of the Weeks team to build the toughest jobs.”

Huimin Shi
Project Controls Manager, Construction

"Working at Weeks Marine is both rewarding and unique. I’ve had the opportunity to work on complex and challenging projects including ferry landings, wharves, piers, bridges, tunnels and more. As years fly by, I continue to find opportunities to meet and work with a diverse group of talented people, including other women in the industry, to build infrastructure that impacts many people’s lives."

Shane Harris
Sr. Electrical Engineer, Dredging

"It is rewarding to build equipment that has such a positive impact on restoring our coastline. Our team has built some world-class machines and put them to work on important projects that affect a lot of people."

Jessica Markel
Project Engineer, Construction

“I came to Weeks Marine with a goal to be successful and have had tremendous support in doing just that. I think this industry can be either intimidating or empowering; I chose the latter and want to encourage all women considering working in this industry to choose the same.”

Our Values

People

We care for the well-being of our people and help them grow in their ability to be successful.

Integrity

We conduct our business to the highest ethical standards and take responsibility for our actions.

Excellence

We commit to excellence in all we do with a focus on quality and continuous improvement.

Stewardship

We preserve Weeks Marine's unique culture to build a stronger organization for future generations of employees.

Unique Experiences

Members of the Weeks team in the NY/NJ area, and their families, joined the American Littoral Society for a beach cleanup at Gateway National Recreation Area Sandy Hook.

Doan Valley Tunnel Construction team in front of the breakthrough, a key moment in the construction of a tunnel, when both ends meet.

Recently, Sustainability Program Manager Maggie Wellins had the opportunity to support the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ (CWFNJ) and participate in a shorebird study contributing to the understanding of Red Knot populations.

Weeks is a versatile company that maintains a close-knit community culture, and creates unique opportunities for people to grow within the company and across multiple areas of expertise.