Our values — Integrity, Safety, Respect, Engagement, Responsibility and Performance — guide everything we do. Emphasizing ethics and integrity isn’t just a policy; it’s a way to ensure we all thrive in a safe and supportive environment.
The heroes serving on the ships we build trust us to deliver products of the highest quality. By refusing to compromise our standards, we not only protect ourselves and our fellow shipbuilders but also reinforce their mission to defend and protect our country. This quarter, the pink banners throughout the shipyard are here to remind us of our commitment to a Zero Compromise workplace.
At the heart of our mission as shipbuilders is a commitment to our core values: Safety, Responsibility, Engagement, Integrity, Performance and Respect. Each of us must uphold these values so we can keep ourselves and each other safe.
Our commitment to achieving Zero Injuries is more than just a goal – it's a commitment to your safety and well-being. Staying safe at work starts by prioritizing your health and wellness at home.
If you see something, say something. We are each responsible for Zeroing In On
Our shipyard is busy and always changing, making it critical that every shipbuilder practices effective communication. In doing so, we create an environment where Zero Injuries is not just a goal, but the standard.
Our shipyard is a highly dynamic work environment. Because it is constantly active and changing, it is important that you continuously maintain a high level of situational awareness.
Help us create a workplace where Zero Injuries are not just a goal but a reality. Properly wearing PPE is crucial to help keep you and your fellow shipbuilders safe.
Ensuring the safety of every shipbuilder is paramount. As part of our ongoing commitment to maintaining a Zero Injuries environment, it is critical that we strictly adhere to all safety protocols, especially those concerning the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
At Ingalls, safety is our top priority. As we work together to maintain a Zero Injuries environment, it is crucial that we each strictly adhere to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) protocols, which include eye and face protection, as well as hearing conservation.
Our commitment to achieving Zero Injuries is about more than just meeting safety standards. It's about creating a culture of safety where the protection and well-being of every shipbuilder is the most important focus.
To ensure everyone's safety while working in our shipyard, we ask that you stay to the right when walking. This simple practice allows vehicles to pass safely, reducing the risk of accidents.
As shipbuilders, we strive to protect our people, ships and facilities. We achieve this by taking care of ourselves and safeguarding the materials we use every day to support our mission. Zero Damages means we treat each other with the utmost care, as well as our tools, equipment and materials.
As shipbuilders, we strive to protect our ships and facilities from fire and damage. We achieve this by taking care of ourselves and safeguarding the materials we use every day to support our mission. Zero Damages means we treat each other, as well as our tools, equipment and materials, with the utmost care.
As temperatures rise, it is imperative that each shipbuilder is safe and not at risk for heat stress. As a reminder, face coverings can only be worn while working in production areas only.
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.
