The Big Picture: Building ships is tough, so knowing what support is available to you as an Ingalls shipbuilder can make things a little easier.
The Big Picture: Shipbuilders in Supply Chain Management hit Spanish Trail Lanes in Gautier for a fun — yet competitive — bowling social.
Shipbuilders had the opportunity to sit down with leaders from Ingalls during Connect with Directs, a speed networking event hosted by the Culture Connector Networking Committee. This unique event brought shipbuilders and business leaders together for real conversations and networking, giving them a chance to meet face-to-face with coworkers and leaders from different trades, departments and experience levels—one conversation at a time.
Stay cool on the job and at home with portable fans and breathable dri-fit shirts made for shipbuilders. Grab yours from Anchor Apparel and stay one step ahead of summer!
Culture Connector Advisory Council Chairs are a key piece in creating meaningful ways for shipbuilders to connect and get involved.
The Big Picture: Ingalls shipbuilders are helping ensure every child in foster care has a voice in court and a champion for life by supporting CASA of Southeast Mississippi.
The Big Picture: Shipbuilders spent an evening supporting local youth during the Boys & Girls Clubs of Jackson County’s annual Steak & Steak Dinner.
This summer, Ingalls interns are leading Lights of Hope, a service project supporting the American Cancer Society. For a $10 donation, you can purchase and decorate a luminary bag in honor or memory of someone impacted by cancer. All bags will be featured in a special on-site display this August — a powerful tribute of light, love, and unity.
Connect With Directs – Speed Networking Event
The Bigger Picture: We’d like to celebrate our dedicated Ingalls Champions for volunteering at the recent christening of Jeremiah Denton (DDG 129).
As the 2025–2026 school year kicks off, it's a great time to explore trusted after-school and intercession care options for your child.
Ingalls shipbuilders are leading the way in community volunteerism. Do you volunteer at your church or coach a youth athletic team? Do you lead a scout troop or take part in neighborhood or beach clean-up efforts? Do you serve on an organization board or committee? Do you help plan or participate in your department’s charitable fundraisers or ERG events? We want to know!
The Big Picture: Our 2025 summer interns got a deeper look into the mission, people and culture that make Ingalls unique during the annual Intern Social on June 10.
The Big Picture: Shipbuilders in Supply Chain Management (SCM) held a Summer Uplift Week to celebrate the spirit and values of what makes their department unique.
Soft spoken and humble, James “J.O.” Putman, welder, has dedicated his life to Ingalls for 59 years. For nearly six decades, J.O. has been a steady heartbeat of this shipyard.
The Big Picture: Clear, confident communication in the workplace was the focus of our latest Professional Development workshop, which shared advice from The People Skills Playbook.
The Big Picture: Building ships is tough, so knowing what support is available to you as an Ingalls shipbuilder can make things a little easier.
The Big Picture: Recognition starts with you — When shipbuilders take the initiative to spotlight their teams, it helps build a stronger, more connected workforce.
The Big Picture: More than 400 shipbuilders were able to connect with leadership, learn important updates about HII and Ingalls, ask questions and provide feedback during the four Ingalls Town Hall sessions held throughout the month of May.
With over seven years of shipbuilding experience, Stephen Harris, quality analyst, helps deliver vital, quality-focused data aimed at reducing potential situations that may arise during ship construction.
You've already shown you care about making this shipyard stronger; for your team, your department, and the shipbuilders around you. Now, we want to celebrate that impact and invite you to help lead what comes next.
The Big Picture: Mental health is health — and it touches every part of your life. How you manage stress, connect with others, care for your family and yourself all start with your mental well-being.
Crucial conversations happen when stakes are high, emotions are hot and opinions clash. In the workplace, these conversations are not rare — it’s routine.
Shipbuilders joined forces with Chevron and Mississippi Power to make a big impact at the Pascagoula River Audubon Center (PRAC)—a nature center dedicated to preserving local ecosystems and inspiring environmental education. PRAC plays a vital role in connecting the community to the unique natural beauty of coastal Mississippi, and the volunteer work directly supports its mission.
