Tweet Garot will host a graduation ceremony for its 2nd Annual Heavy Metal Summer Experience, a free workforce development program introducing high school students and recent graduates to union construction careers.

The Heavy Metal Summer Experience is a free 30-hour educational camp spread over six weeks in
June and July 2025. Twenty students explored career opportunities in mechanical, sheet metal, and
electrical construction through hands-on projects alongside seasoned craft professionals. Students
also toured Sheet Metal Workers Local Union 18 and Plumbers & Steamfitters UA Local 400 training
facilities, gaining firsthand exposure to local apprenticeship programs and career pathways in highdemand construction trades.

“The Heavy Metal Summer Experience represents our commitment to developing the next generation
of skilled construction professionals,” said Hope Voigt, President and COO at Tweet Garot. “We’re
helping students discover rewarding career paths that offer excellent wages, benefits, and job
security.” The program addresses a growing demand for skilled construction workers while providing
students valuable career exploration at no cost.
The ceremony celebrates student achievements and dedication throughout the program. Families,
friends and media partners are invited to join the celebration.

Graduation Ceremony Details:

Date: Wednesday, July 16, 2025

Time: 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM

Location: Tweet Garot Corporate Office, 325 Reid Street, De Pere, WI

Admission: Open to participants, families, industry partners and media representatives
For more information about the Heavy Metal Summer Experience camp, please visit www.hmse.org.
About Tweet Garot Mechanical
Tweet Garot Mechanical, Inc. is a mechanical contracting company established in 1897 with offices
across Wisconsin, Michigan, and Arizona. The company provides design, engineering, fabrication,
and installation services for plumbing, HVAC systems, process piping, building automation, and food
processing equipment, along with comprehensive service and maintenance