Every weld, every spark and every piece of machinery in the shipyard carries the potential for both progress and risk. In this environment, it’s crucial that we all play a pivotal role in preventing fire hazards. By fostering a culture of fire safety, we protect each other and the ships we build.
Fire safety is not just a directive; it’s a pledge to prioritize the well-being of shipbuilders. Fire marshals play a vital role in the prevention of shipboard fires to help ensure everyone makes it home to their families at the end of the day.
Zero is the place to be when it comes to fires, injuries or any incident that could harm our shipbuilders, ships or shipyard. This quarter, you will see an increased emphasis on fire safety.
Welcome Back, Fellow Shipbuilders…!
First time quality counts in all phases of the shipyard. Your personal safety and the care and protection of our materials are vital to our mission. We must provide the best products possible in order to uphold our 85- year legacy of building world-class ships.
If you see something, say something. We are each responsible for maintaining a safe work environment. No incident is too small to report when it comes to someone’s safety. All of us aim to go home to our loved ones at the end of each day. By reporting dangerous situations, we help make that happen for ourselves and for others in our shipyard community.
Fire watches must be posted if any of the following is present:
Creating a zero-tolerance culture around fires, injury to our teams, or damage to our ships is vital and a responsibility we each share. Preventing fires before they start is key to keeping every shipbuilder and the ships we build safe. This is especially critical in areas where hot work is being done.
Zero compromise. That’s how we create an environment with zero fires and zero injuries. This is done by zeroing in on how to recognize, respond and report unsafe conditions and fire risks.
The safety of our shipbuilders and ensuring nothing stops you from returning to your family each day is the most important priority at Ingalls.
Preventing fires before they start is key to keeping every shipbuilder and the ships we build safe. This is especially critical in areas where hot work is being done.
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