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CURRENTS
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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding
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Two Opportunities to Tell NNS
What You Think
Have an Idea? Submit Your IR&D or
M&PE Proposal Today!
Project proposals can be submitted
until Sept. 26. Read on p. 3
This fall, Newport News Shipbuilding
(NNS) is conducting two surveys
focused on improving employee
engagement and workplace safety.
Who Will Win the $1,000 Prize this Year?
Read on p. 2
Employees will have the opportunity
to participate in the Gallup Q12
Engagement survey Oct. 3 – 17.
NNS is changing the timing of the
Gallup survey to October to better
align with the company’s annual
performance management process.
Survey results can be used as
discussion opportunities for year-end
performance reviews, as well as for
establishing goals for the upcoming
year.
The second survey, focused on safety,
will take place in late September.
HII Hosting “Hard Stuff Done Right”
T-Shirt Contest Read on p. 3
NNS is partnering with Illumia, a
nationally-recognized firm, to look
at how our processes, behaviors and
culture affect safety.
Both surveys will be available
online and on paper. All employees
are encouraged to participate in
each survey and provide feedback
to help NNS work to generate high
engagement and work safer.
EH&S to Hold Household Hazardous
Waste Day on Sept. 29 Read on p. 3
NNS to Undergo ISO Audits Read on p. 3
Walkers Still Needed for Hampton Roads
Heart Walk Read on p. 5
VCS Shipbuilders Wear
Blue to Show Spirit
The Virginia-Class Submarine (VCS)
Program held “VCS Spirit Day” on
Aug. 21 in honor of the program’s
recent accomplishments. To show
spirit, shipbuilders wore blue VCS
t-shirts designed by the program’s
contest winner Barry Lirette (X42).
“Celebrating VCS Spirit Day
reminded us that our jobs are part of
the bigger picture and emphasized
the pride that our team has when we
deliver on our commitments,” said
VCS Superintendent Rob Austin. “It
is an understanding that it takes the
whole team supporting the waterfront
that allows the craftsmen to use their
skills to build quality boats. Everyone
Sept. 10 - 14, 2012
Pictured (L to R): Kelli Vallez (X18) and Matthew Shilling (X18) talk with VCS Supervisor Kim Kerins. Photo by
Ricky Thompson
on the VCS team knows the four pillars of our company and on Spirit Day those
that support the pillars were dressed in blue.”
NNS Employee Information Phone Line: 1-877-871-2058
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Shipbuilders Engage in Box
Design Competition
Newport News Shipbuilding’s
Compensation and Human Resources
Information Systems (HRIS) recently
adopted a new “Caught Ya” program
to improve employee recognition
within the department. The program is
designed to recognize employees who
provide excellent customer service
and go above and beyond to help one
another. Anyone who comes into the
department and witnesses an employee
providing this type of service is
encouraged to fill out a “Caught Ya”
slip and put it into the “Caught Ya”
box. The slips are read aloud at staff
meetings to show appreciation for a
job well done.
To kick off the program, the
department held a design competition.
First place team “Big Blue” (L to R): Pamela Pierce (O23), Blake Rougeux (O13), Jessica Brown (O13) and Eva
Latimer (O13).
Employees were divided into four groups and each group was responsible for
constructing a design for the “Caught Ya” box. Following completion of the
designs, each group was judged on the creativity of their box design.
“The first place team built a ‘Big Blue – Always Good Ships’ box and second
place built a ‘Caught Ya Stadium’ box,” said Tammy Franks, director of
Compensation and HRIS. “The entire project from the boxes and presentations
to how everyone worked in teams exceeded my expectations. I know the judges
had a difficult time selecting the winners.”
X36 Combats Summer Heat by Distributing Ice
To help combat heat on Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) and the surrounding work
areas this summer, X36 has been distributing ice to shipbuilders on all shifts.
In addition to drinking plenty of water to replace lost fluids, shipbuilders have
been encouraged to wear loose-fitting and light-colored clothing, eat lighter, and
refrain from drinking sugary drink mixes or caffeinated drinks.
“The ice program has been great,” said Barbara Joyner (X36). “It has allowed
workers to carry coolers straight to the job site, which has given shipbuilders
easy access to cool drinking water throughout the day. Shipbuilders have also
been able to soak towels in cool water and put them on their neck to prevent heat
stress.”
Who Will Win the $1,000
Prize this Year?
The 2012 Safety Song Contest is
officially underway! Entries will
be accepted through Sept. 20. Visit
the official contest website at nns.
huntingtoningalls.com/events/safety
to print necessary submission forms
and read creative songwriting tips.
Contact Jeremy Bustin (O29) at
380-4384 for questions.
Devorn Lake fills Raul Martinez’s jug with ice from the
X36 Ice House. Photo by Chris Oxley
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EH&S to Host Household
Hazardous Waste Day
Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) is holding a Hard Stuff Done Right T-shirt
Contest Sept. 17 - Oct. 21. To enter, simply send in your contact information
(name, department, phone number or email address), a photo of yourself (in usual
work attire), along with a few sentences about how your work at Newport News
Shipbuilding exemplifies “Hard Stuff Done Right.” Note: Photos must not show any
badges, include any classified or proprietary information, or show Navy work.
Send entries to Webmaster@hii-co.com or send via mail to: Corporate
Communications - Hard Stuff Contest at Huntington Ingalls Industries, 4101
Washington Avenue, Newport News, VA 23607.
The first 120 entries will receive a custom HII “Hard Stuff Done Right” t-shirt. For
additional info and contest rules visit www.huntingtoningalls.com/hardstuffphotos.
Have an Idea? Submit Your Proposal Today!
Technology Development is soliciting project proposals across the
company for the 2013 Independent Research and Development (IR&D)
and Manufacturing and Production Engineering (M&PE) Program.
Project proposals or “short forms” can be submitted online via the
Short Term Database (I:\PROJECTS\IR&D and M&PE Program – 2013\2013 Short
Form Database) until Sept. 26. IR&D research and development of new products or
services and M&PE manufacturing or production process or materials projects will be
considered.
REMINDERS
ISO Audits Scheduled for Sept. 10 - 14
Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) will undergo a recertification audit of its
Environmental Management System (EMS) and a surveillance audit of its Quality
Management System Sept. 10-14. This year’s surveillance audit will continue
as an “integrated” approach in evaluating key areas of these two management
systems. This means that personnel involved with discussions with the auditors
will likely be questioned on both quality and environmental aspects of their work.
Environmental, Health and Safety
(EH&S) is sponsoring a Household
Hazardous Waste Day (HHWD) that
is being held in conjunction with
Trades Day and Fire Prevention
Awareness Month. HHWD will be
held on Sept. 29 from 9 a.m. to
1 p.m. in the North Yard (secondshift parking lot). The event is only
for Newport News Shipbuilding
employees. Shipbuilders will be
asked to show their NNS badge
to verify employment. See items
that will be accepted below or view
event flyer for additional details.
• Household Maintenance Products
Oils, paints, latex paints, stains,
wood sealers, thinners, solvents,
adhesives, and glues.
• Automotive Products
Gasoline and other fuels, car waxes,
transmission fluid, brake fluid, and
fuel additives.
• Lawn and Garden Products
Insecticides, weed killers,
pesticides, fertilizers, and swimming
pool chemicals.
• Household Cleaning Products
Oven and drain cleaners, metal
polishes, and floor waxes.
• Miscellaneous Products
Photo finishing supplies, chemistry
sets, charcoal fluid, household
batteries, fluorescent light bulbs
(compact fluorescent light bulbs),
propane tanks (less than 20 lbs).
View the Sept. 4 edition of Currents, visit the O27 Yardnet website or contact
Dwain Jenkins (O27) at 534-4066 about the EMS audit or Marian Morrow (O04)
at 688-0208 about the Quality Management audit.
Kings Dominion for a Day
Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) and Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems
(NGES) will share an exclusive day of fun on Sept. 15 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
at Kings Dominion Park. All NNS and NGES employees, Bayport Credit Union
members, along with family and friends are invited to attend.
Tickets are on sale and can be purchased at any Bayport Credit Union location for
$22 or at eTickets online from a home computer at
KingsDominion.com/DKDNNSB and password KDNNSB for $25.
Sparks fly as Sean Lowe cuts through a
steel plate. Photo by Ricky Thompson
Check Out “Hot Shots”
“Hot Shots” is a collection of
photos taken each month at
Newport News Shipbuilding. View
September’s edition.
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Give Blood. Save a Life.
Let HRT Drive You to Work
Visit the Red Cross Bloodmobile at 8 a.m. on Sept. 10 at
Bldg. 600 or on Sept. 11 at Bldg. 902. Call 380-2803
(Bldg. 600) or 380-4029 (Bldg. 902) for an appointment.
Tired of driving yourself to work?
Visit www.gohrt.com/services/peninsula-commuter-service
SEEKING LEADERS: employment opportunities with Newport News Shipbuilding
Job Title
Requisition Number
Department
Location
Rigger Foreman (2nd Shift)
771BR
X36
NNS
Superintendent
2135BR
X85
NNS
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“At the Helm” Toastmasters will meet from 4:45 - 5:45 p.m. in
NetCenter (Classroom 105). Everyone is welcome. Contact
William Henry (E22) at 380-4581 for more info.
The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters’ Club will meet from 11:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Bldg. 903 (Room 214A). Guests are always
welcome. Contact Eldeania Speller (K05) at 380-3764 or Rose
Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 for more information.
The Apprentice School’s chapter of the Society of Manufacturing
Engineers will host the fifth annual Cardboard Boat Regatta on
Sept. 15 at 10 a.m. at Newport News Park. Volunteers and teams
are needed for the event. Shipbuilders interested in volunteering
should contact Kevin Doyle (X15) at 729-3872.
Join Hampton Roads Section of the Society of Naval Architects
and Marine Engineers (SNAME) for “50 Years in Naval Architecture
and Marine Engineering” by Tom Hagner and Dick Baumler. The
event will be begin at 6 p.m. at Town Point Club in Norfolk. Tickets
are $15 for students and $25 for members and guests. To attend,
RSVP by Sept. 12 by contacting Julie Lane (X70) at 688-7622 or
at sname.meetings@gmail.com.
“At the Helm” Toastmasters will meet from 4:45 - 5:45 p.m. in
NetCenter (Classroom 105). Everyone is welcome. Contact
William Henry (E22) at 380-4581 for more info.
The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters’ Club will meet from 11:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Bldg. 903 (Room 214A). Guests are always
welcomed. Contact Eldeania Speller (K05) at 380-3764 or Rose
Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 for more information.
The Apprentice School’s football team will host its first game
against Bridgewater College at 1 p.m. at The Apprentice School’s
football field. For more information visit www.gobuilders.com. This
is also the Homecoming and Trades Day.
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L.E.A.R.N. will host an after-work presentation with Danny Hunley,
vice president of Operations, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in the VASCIC
Auditorium. Prizes and refreshments will follow the presentation.
The event is open to all employees and is by reservation only.
Sign-up on the L.E.A.R.N. Yardnet website.
The International Compliance Office will conduct Annual Export
Training (Basic) from 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6,
(James River Room). Registration for either session is via the
Learning Exchange. Contact Tamara Wine (O19) 380-3599, for
more information.
Upcoming IEEE Lectures in
Hampton Roads
Engineers in need of continuing
education to maintain professional engineer liscensure can
attend the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
meetings below as part of their annual requirements:
• Sept. 20: Wireless Power Transmission by Dr. Hargsoon
Yoon of Norfolk State University at Clark Nexsen in Norfolk
https://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/list_meeting/13255
• Oct. 4: Short Pulse Electromagnetics in Our Real Life at
CNU presented by Shahid Ahmed from Jefferson Labs
https://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/list_meeting/13241
• Oct. 18: Time Domain Simulations of Electromagnetic
Pulse (EMP) Simulator at CNU presented by Shahid
Ahmed from Jefferson Labs
https://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/list_meeting/13067
Contact Jennifer Ammentorp (E43) at 380-4079 for more info or
email Cooper@iEEE.org.
Editor: Lauren Ward
Currents is published every Monday for employees of Newport News
Shipbuilding. Visit the archives.
Currents@hii-nns.com
(757) 380-4622
To submit a story, visit nns.huntingtoningalls.com/currents. The deadline
for submissions is COB Wednesday for publication the following week.
Join Newport News Shipbuilding, HII Corporate and AMSEC
For the Heart Walk
South Hampton Roads
Mt. Trashmore
Saturday, September 22
Festivities @ Noon
Walk Starts @ 1:00pm
Peninsula – Williamsburg
Newport News City Park
Saturday, October 13
Festivities @ 9:00 am
Walk Starts @ 10:00 am
Ways to show your support:
1.
Walk.
2.
Come out and cheer on the Heart Walk Teams at the Health Rally.
3.
Sign up as a Team Member to help raise money for your team, even if you
aren’t able to join us at the Health Rally and Walk.
4.
Make a personal donation to a Heart Walk Team.
To register or make a donation, visit http://www.huntingtoningalls.com/employees/heartwalk.
If you need help registering or have any questions, please contact Tiajuana Benson-Bond.
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Get out your notepads,
guitars, and beat boxes. It’s
time to show off your talent.
Newport News Shipbuilding’s Environmental Health & Safety, Communications and Video Training
departments are sponsoring a Newport News Shipbuilding Safety Song Contest.
If you want to enter, submit a safety song between September 1 – 20 using the following guidelines:
safety song Contest Rules and guidelines:
❖ Lyrics must be written and song must be
performed by Newport News Shipbuilding
employees
❖ Entry must incorporate shipyard safety
themes
❖ Past entries are not eligible, and previous
winners may not participate
❖ All genres of music will be considered
❖ Entries must be submitted in the following
formats: Audio and/or video CD, DVD or
videotape
❖ No videotaping allowed in the shipyard by
participants at any time
❖ Lyrics must also be submitted in writing, and
not include profanity, slurs, or any lyrics that
are offensive or otherwise not in good taste
❖ Music and lyrics must be original, and not
include any previously copyrighted material.
Parodies will not be considered
❖ Entries are voluntary and should not be done
on company time
❖ Submissions accepted September 1 through
September 20
❖ Voting takes place October 1 through
October 15
❖ One winner will be announced at the end of
October
❖ Winning song will receive a $1,000 cash
prize and have a music video produced
by Newport News Shipbuilding’s Training
Services department and displayed on the
external website
❖ Songs should be submitted to Newport
News Shipbuilding’s Communications
Division, Building 520-1, attention Jeremy
Bustin via yard mail or dropped off in person
to Jeremy Bustin
❖ Employees should make copies. Entries will
not be returned.
A website will be established where the
top songs, chosen by a committee, will
be posted. Employees and the public
will be allowed to vote on the songs
at the designated website. Once the
voting ends, the song with the highest
number of votes will win.
Judging will be based on lyrics,
message, music, creativity, and overall
quality.
Need inspiration?
Visit nns.huntingtoningalls.com/events/safety
to hear other safety songs, including last
year’s “Safety First” by Alfred Flythe.
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AUDIO/VIDEO
ONE DAY PHOTOGRAPHY: OUTDOOR/SPECIAL EVENTS, OFFERING 25% OFF FOR NNS EMPLOYEES 757-663-6310
MAGICAL WEDDINGS WITH SILVER STAR DJS: ELEGANT & FUN CELEBRATIONS! GO ONLINE OR CALL 757-356-1166
BOATS / MARINE SUPPLIES
MAKE AN OFFER! 17.5FT ‘03 MAXUM 3.0 MERC CRUSIER, OPEN BOW, TRAILER; NEEDS WINDSHIELD $5,500 OBO 757-915-6627
FURNISHINGS / APPLIANCES
DISHWASHER - KENMORE. KNOB DIAL TYPE-NOT PUSH BUTTON TOUCH. NEW/BARELY USED;$150; CALL 757-325-8844
2 LARGE CHERRY DESKS. 60 INCHES WIDE; $35/EA OR 2 FOR $60. 10-MINUTES FROM NNS. TEXT 757-871-3682 FOR PICS
QUEEN-SIZED MATTRESS: LIKE NEW, $200 OBO, PICK UP REQUIRED; CALL 757-778-0629
COFFEE TABLE $25; CALL CARLA 919-630-5553
LOVE SEAT $75; CALL CARLA 919-630-5553
CAPTAINS BED W/ STORAGE DRAWERS FOR FULL OR QUEEN; EXCELLENT CONDITION; $400 OBO; CALL 757-848-0541
HOBBIES
SILK FLOWERS-FALL COLORS (RUST/ORGE/OFF-WHITE)-BOUQUETS/WRIST CORSAGES MADE BY POTTERY $150; 757-303-1026
KNITTING MACHINE DOUBLE BED, ELECTRIC CARRIAGE, COMPUTERIZED, ROW COUNTER, TOOLS $2,000; CALL 757-238-2371
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6.FT, MEDIUM HEAVY, SINGLE SHAFT UGLY STICK FISHING ROD. HARDLY USED, NEEDS 2-EYELETS $20, CALL/TXT 757-232-0228
VENDSTAR 3000 CANDY MACHINE. CALL CARLA 919-630-5553
LOST AND FOUND
PURPLE OWL RING. MAY HAVE BEEN LAST SEEN IN THE LADIES BATHROOM IN B903-3. PLEASE CALL 434-426-8008
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
JOE ROCKET JKT, LADIES SML, MESH, WHITE W/REMOVAL LINER GRT COND $75 FOR PICS CALL/TXT 757-236-0789
ART OF PUBLIC SPEAKING-9TH EDITION, WITH CD ROM/VIDEO, UNOPENED PACKAGE, $50; CALL 757-838-6645
PSYCHOLOGY CORE CONCEPTS-5TH EDITION WITH CD ROM, UNOPENED PACKAGE, $50; CALL 757-838-6645
THE LITTLE BROWN HANDBOOK-10TH EDITION, LIKE NEW; $25. CALL 757-838-6645
CHRYSALIS BY CYNTHIA DAVIS, GREAT CONDITION $15. CALL 757-838-6645
CONTEMPORARY ADVERTISING, LIKE NEW, $25; CALL 757-838-6645
FRESH BROWN EGGS $2.00/DOZEN. PORK & PASTURE RAISED BEEF FOR SALE ALSO. CALL/TEXT STEVE 757-768-7496
MENS RING 14K.GOLD $1,500 NEGOTIABLE,.40 CARATS DIAMONDS; G-1 IN COLOR & AVG SI-2 CLARITY, 8.3G TW. 757-604-6963
“31 GIFTS” SALE 31%OFF DISCONTINUED & SAMPLES ITEMS IN STOCK NO S/H OR TAX FOR A LIST CALL 757-262-0246
2 REDSKINS TIX & PARK PASS EACH REG SEASON GAME AVAILABLE SEC 428 (50 YD LINE) CALL 757-240-5480
2 VT HOKIES/BOWLING GREEN (9/22) FOOTBALL TIX-SEC 13 ROW AA GREAT SEATS $50 EA BVUKMANI@VT.EDU / 301-370-1402
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PAMPERED CHEF PRODUCTS (10% DISC. TO NNS EMP) CALL 757-224-8897 SHOW HOSTING/RECRUITING-SEE NEW FALL
TUPPERWARE: SET UP WILLIAMSBURG OUTLET MALL: SEPT 14,15, 21,22, 28, 29. BUY AT BIG DISCOUNTS! 757-365-4096
NEED YOUR LAWN CUT AT AN AFFRODABLE PRICE, THEN CALL ME! 757-581-6261. NORFOLK AREA!!!
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SELLING 31 PURSES, CALL IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO DO A PARTY! CALL 757-817-9600
I MAKE GIFT BASKETS FOR ANY OCCASION, CALL 757-880-1713 FOR DETAILS
NEED HELP CLEANING YOUR HOUSE? CALL 757-218-1657 DEPENDING ON SIZE ITS $60 OR LESS!
SELLING MARYKAY PRODUCTS CALL 757-880-1713 FOR DETAILS!
HAIR STYLIST, SPECIALIZING IN ALL TYPES OF NATURAL HAIR STYLES & NATURAL HAIR CARE CALL 757-750-7615
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M90 SUZUKI BOULEVARD SADDLEBAGS, GENUINE LEATHER W/SUPPORT BRACKETS $300 OBO (NEW $750) 757-236-0789
M109 SUZUKI BOULEVARD TALL SISSY BAR & BRACKETS $150 OBO CALL OR TEXT 757-236-0789
‘01 FORD ESCORT ZX2 $2,000; CALL 757-968-2124 OR 757-570-3789
‘53 FORD JUBILEE TRACTOR. NEW CLUTCH & CARBURETOR; MOSTLY GARAGE KEPT $3,500; CALL 804-642-5614
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