Due to improved weather and road conditions, all Ingalls worksites in Mississippi and Louisiana will return to normal work schedules starting with 2nd shift, today February 16. Please report as normal, unless otherwise notified. Questions should be directed to your management.
Due to weather & road conditions, Ingalls 2nd, 3rd, and 4th shifts on Feb. 15 and 1st shift on Feb. 16 have been suspended. Shift suspension is for all MS & LA worksites unless otherwise notified.
Weather & road condition discussions are underway with local/state authorities. Announcements on afternoon & tomorrow shifts will be made this morning.
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The 540-ton grand block 3340 is set on Bougainville (LHA 8) enclosing the ship’s engine room and generator spaces.
MISSISSIPPI STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Ingalls Shipbuilding is monitoring Tropical Storm Eta in the southeastern Gulf of Mexico. As forecasts of its track and intensity become more clear, Ingalls will make appropriate announcements relating to preparations and work schedules for our facilities in Mississippi and Louisiana. For the latest Ingalls information, please continue to check the IngallsConnect App, and/or the Ingalls Infoline, 1-877-871-2058.
Ingalls Shipbuilding has begun the process of assessing damage and restarting its facilities in Mississippi and Louisiana.
Ingalls Shipbuilding continues monitoring the progress of Zeta as it approaches the Central Gulf Coast. Ingalls has heavy weather preparations in place in all of its facilities in Mississippi and Louisiana.
Ingalls Shipbuilding continues monitoring the progress of Hurricane Zeta, as it moves towards the Gulf of Mexico. As forecasts of its track and intensity become more clear, Ingalls will make appropriate announcements relating to preparations and work schedules for our facilities in Mississippi and Louisiana. For the latest Ingalls information, please continue to check the IngallsConnect App, and/or the Ingalls Infoline, 1-877-871-2058.
Ingalls Shipbuilding continues to monitor the progress of Hurricane Delta, now in the western Gulf of Mexico. Based on current projected track and intensity data, Ingalls plans to continue normal operations in its Mississippi and Louisiana facilities for the remainder of the week.
Ingalls Shipbuilding continues to monitor the progress of Hurricane Delta. As the system moves into the Gulf of Mexico, and forecasts of its track and intensity become more clear, the Company will make announcements later in the week, as appropriate, with regard to work schedules in our facilities in Mississippi and Louisiana. To get the latest updated information, please continue to check the IngallsConnect App, as well as the Ingalls Infoline, 1-877-871-2058.
With Hurricane Sally having moved inland to our east, Ingalls Shipbuilding will now return to normal operations at its facilities in Mississippi and Louisiana, beginning with the first shift on Thursday, September 17th. All Ingalls employees should report to work on their regular shifts.
Ingalls Shipbuilding continues to monitor Hurricane Sally, as the storm system moves slowly across the northern Gulf of Mexico.
Ingalls Shipbuilding continues to monitor the progress of Hurricane Sally, as the storm system approaches the central Gulf Coast. The Company has heavy weather preparations in place and/or underway in all of its facilities in Mississippi and Louisiana.
Based primarily on the increased threats to Jackson County from Hurricane Sally, Jackson County will open two shelters at 2 p.m. today, Monday, September 14
Ingalls Shipbuilding continues to monitor the progress of Tropical Storm (now Hurricane) Sally, as the storm system approaches the central Gulf Coast. The Company has heavy weather preparations in place and/or underway in all of its facilities in Mississippi and Louisiana.
Rapid testing will be conducted Monday, September 14, 6 a.m. – 12 p.m., at the testing facility at the HR building on Jerry St. Pe' Highway. You do not need to call ahead to be tested. Testing will be closed on Tuesday, September 15.
Ingalls Shipbuilding continues to monitor the progress of Tropical Storm Sally as the system moves into and across the Gulf of Mexico. The Company has heavy weather preparations in place and/or underway in all of its facilities in Mississippi and Louisiana. Announcements will be made after 4 p.m. on Sunday with regard to work schedules for Monday, September 14.
Ingalls Shipbuilding continues to monitor the progress of Tropical Storm Sally. As the system moves into the Gulf of Mexico, and forecasts of its track and intensity become more clear, the Company will make announcements later in the weekend, as appropriate, with regard to work schedules in our facilities for the coming week. To get the latest updated information, please continue to check the Ingalls Infoline at 877-871-2058, as well as the IngallsConnect App.
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