Consistent with applicable guidelines and availability, Singing River Health System will administer vaccines on-site, to all Ingalls employees, contractors and U.S. Navy & Coast Guard customers. The vaccines will be administered on Thursday, May 20, from 1 to 4:00 p.m. at the Ingalls COVID testing facility on the west side of Jerry St. Pe' Highway.
Dear Ingalls Shipbuilding employees:
Consistent with applicable guidelines and availability, Singing River Health System will administer vaccines on-site, to all Ingalls employees, their dependents (18+), contractors and U.S. Navy & Coast Guard customers. The vaccines will be administered on Thursday, April 29, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Ingalls Shipbuilding COVID Testing Facility on West Jerry St. Pe’ Highway.
A vaccine event has been scheduled for this Thursday, April 22, from 12:30 – 5:00 PM. Singing River Health System will administer vaccines on-site, to all Ingalls employees, their dependents (18+), contractors and U.S. Navy & Coast Guard customers. The vaccines will be administered at the Ingalls Shipbuilding COVID Testing Facility on West Jerry St. Pe’ Highway.
Effective April 1, COVID-19 testing will be consolidated to the old HRA building on the west side of Jerry St. Pe' Highway.
It’s not too late to register for today’s vaccination event. For more information on how Ingalls employees, their dependents (18+), contractors and U.S. Navy and Coast Guard customers can register to receive the vaccine, visit: https://ingalls.huntingtoningalls.com/coronavirus/vaccine/
As Ingalls Shipbuilding employees receive the COVID-19 vaccine, they want to encourage their fellow shipbuilders to consider doing the same. Sophronia Wilson, a nurse at the Ingalls hospital, said she chose to get the vaccine to prevent her from catching COVID a second time. For more information on how Ingalls employees, their dependents (18+), contractors and U.S. Navy and Coast Guard customers can register to receive the vaccine, visit: https://ingalls.huntingtoningalls.com/coronavirus/vaccine/
As Ingalls Shipbuilding employees receive the COVID-19 vaccine, they want to encourage their fellow shipbuilders to consider doing the same. Robert Wroten, director, General Manufacturing, said getting the COVID vaccine was a no-brainer because the science backed up its safety. He now says he hopes he’s an example for others because he’s had both doses with no adverse side effects. For more information on how Ingalls employees can register to receive the vaccine, visit: https://ingalls.huntingtoningalls.com/coronavirus/vaccine/
Additional appointments have been added to Wednesday’s onsite event. Register by noon today to secure your appointment.
February 25, 2021
Check out the latest COVID-19 vaccinations infographic found on the Vaccine Resources page and Homeport to learn:
See below for an infographic explaining frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 vaccine.
COVID-19 continues to be a part of our daily lives. The health and safety of our shipbuilders is Ingalls’ top priority.
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.
Labor Day weekend is a time to socialize with family and friends, but don't let your guard down. Health experts from across HII provide advice on ways to enjoy the long weekend while reducing your risk for COVID-19. Watch the video on huntingtoningalls.com.
Employees are encouraged to assess the risk of activities they may partake in when not at work. Be consistent, it is essential to take care of yourself at home, in your community and at work. Know your risk
Ingalls Shipbuilding encourages employees to exercise caution if you suspect you may have COVID-19. Your health and safety is our priority. Review the graphic below for tips on how to keep you and your family safe.
Please be advised that in response to the Governor of Mississippi’s executive order issued July 10, 2020, Ingalls Shipbuilding will adhere to the following changes effective July 13, 2020:
As you enjoy the Independence Day holiday weekend and summertime travel and activities with friends and family, be sure to remain aware of your health and the potential risk of exposure to COVID-19. As a reminder, it is essential that we all follow CDC and health department guidelines at all times — at home, in our communities, in our daily lives, and at work. Your health, the health of your family, your friends and your coworkers depends on it.
As we are now experiencing the effects of Tropical Storm Cristobal, we must remain focused on changing conditions, while also keeping the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in mind.
Now that the liberal leave period has ended, please know that safety remains a core company value at Ingalls Shipbuilding, and that we value our employees.
States and communities have begun relaxing COVID-19 restrictions on business services and travel.
