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23/01/2025

ATTN: NNSY 1st shift employees are authorized up to a two-hour delay when reporting to work on Thurs 23 Jan and will receive administrative weather and safety leave for this time. Tenant commands should contact their chain of command for reporting instructions. Surge gates will be open to accommodate delayed arrivals. Use caution when driving, dress warmly, wear non-slip shoes, and avoid icy patches on walkways and in parking lots. Employees that are unable to report to work or have safety concerns reporting to work should contact their supervisor and request unscheduled leave (formerly liberal leave).

22/01/2025

ATTN: NNSY and tenant command 2nd and 3rd shifts are authorized administrative weather and safety leave tonight, Wed., Jan. 22. 1st shift employees are authorized up to a two-hour delay when reporting to work on Thurs., Jan. 23 and will receive administrative weather and safety leave for this time. Surge gates will be open to accommodate delayed arrivals. Delays are subject to change based on assessment of weather and safety conditions overnight.

Personnel are advised to use caution when driving and transiting to work areas. Watch for any icy patches on roadways and parking lots. Dress warmly in layers and wear non-slip shoes when walking or working outside. Walkways, stairs, ramps, and parking lots may be slippery. Employees that are unable to report to work or have safety concerns reporting to work should contact their supervisor and request unscheduled leave (formerly liberal leave). Annual leave, compensatory time, credit hours, or leave without pay can be used for unscheduled leave.

Employees are encouraged to monitor NNSY’s Official page and local TV stations, or call the Employee Information Hotline (757-396-9551) for additional updates.

22/01/2025

Join us for the Norfolk Naval Shipyard game at Old Dominion University. Enjoy discounted tickets for the ODU Men's Basketball Team vs. Coastal Carolina game Jan. 25 at 7 p.m. at Chartway Arena. We hope to see you there!

Get your tickets today at https://fevo-enterprise.com/event/Norfolknaval24

22/01/2025

❄️WINTER WEATHER UPDATE❄️

NNSY and tenant commands will be operating with MISSION ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL (MEP) only 1st shift, Wed., Jan. 22. Weather and safety conditions will be reassessed mid-day and impacts to 2nd shift reporting will be announced by 1300 today.

MEP should report according to supervisor direction and park in Lot 20, as close as possible to M-22 and M-32 to allow snow removal. Sailors may park in Lot 35 (gravel lot) or Lot 10 (adjacent to Gate 10 and Bldgs 705 and 706). Reserve parking is suspended for Jan. 22 only.

Use caution when driving and arrive safely, dress warmly, and wear non-slip shoes. Snow clearing from base roadways and parking lots has commenced and walkway clearance will start around 0800.

Weather safety conditions may vary across the area. Reporting personnel are encouraged to contact supervisors if they have specific commuting concerns.

Employees should monitor NNSY’s Official page and local TV stations or call the Employee Information Hotline (757-396-9551) for additional updates.

22/01/2025

ATTN NNSY: We are closely monitoring the weather and safety conditions. Any changes to first shift personnel reporting to work will be announced by Wednesday, January 22, at 0530. Employees should check Facebook and local TV stations or call the employee information line at 757-396-9551 for updates.

22/01/2025

ATTN NNSY: Due to the incoming inclement weather, third shift employees should not report to work on Tuesday, January 21, unless notified by supervision to support mission critical work.

Third shift employees are authorized administrative weather and safety leave tonight.

21/01/2025

❄️WINTER WEATHER UPDATE FOR 2ND AND 3RD SHIFTS❄️

NNSY 2nd shift employees should report to work as scheduled today Tues, Jan. 21. 2nd shift supervisors will release employees and authorize administrative weather and safety leave based on weather and safety conditions.

NNSY 3rd shift employees should not report to work unless notified by supervision to support mission critical work. 3rd shift employees are authorized administrative weather and safety leave tonight (midnight Wed, Jan. 22).

Commuting conditions may vary across the region. Personnel are advised to use caution when driving and watch for any icy patches. Dress warmly in layers and wear non-slip shoes when walking or working outside. Walkways, stairs, ramps, and parking lots may be slippery.

Employees should monitor NNSY’s Official page and local TV stations or call the Employee Information Hotline (757-396-9551) for additional updates.

21/01/2025

Update:

NNSY will now be operating with mission essential personnel only for Wed., Jan. 22.

❄️❄️WINTER WEATHER ALERT❄️❄️

NNSY will operate on a 2-hour delay on Wed, 22 Jan.

With the expected arrival of inclement weather this evening in our local area to include snow accumulation, building monitors and tenants are asked to assist with dispersing and spreading deicer at all necessary locations around facilities to include stairs, walkways, all entry and exit points, and high-pedestrian traffic areas. Bitter cold temperatures and wind chills are expected to remain in the low teens through Thursday.

NNSY will operate on a 2-hour delay on Wed, 22 Jan. Personnel are authorized to report to work up to 2 hours later than usual and receive administrative weather and safety leave for this time. Surge gate morning times will also be delayed 2 hours. Employees teleworking or taking annual leave are not authorized administrative weather and safety leave.

Commuting conditions may vary across the region. Personnel are advised to use caution when driving and watch for any icy patches. Dress warmly in layers and wear non-slip shoes when walking or working outside. Walkways, stairs, ramps, and parking lots may be slippery. Employees that are unable to report to work should contact their supervisor and request unscheduled leave (formerly liberal leave). Annual leave, compensatory time, credit hours, or leave without pay can be used for unscheduled leave.

Employees should monitor NNSY’s Official page and local TV stations or call the Employee Information Hotline (757-396-9551) for additional updates.

20/01/2025

Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

REMEMBER! CELEBRATE! ACT!

17/01/2025

Don Roberts Shares Poetic Verse to Inspire NNSY Workforce in Honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Story by Kristi Britt, NNSY Public Affairs Specialist

Photos by Danny DeAngelis, NNSY Photographer

“Be so good at whatever you do – that when you’re gone, we miss you.”

This single phrase rang true during Norfolk Naval Shipyard’s (NNSY) Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration Jan. 16. Hosted by the African American Employee Resource Group (AA-ERG), this annual event brought hundreds of employees together to honor the life and achievements of the late civil rights activist ahead of the annual holiday in January. Award-winning journalist and author Don Roberts took to the stage as the guest speaker for the event, sharing his poetic verse regarding Dr. King and sharing his insights on how Dr. King’s influence continues to inspire people to this day.

Check out the full story on DVIDS: https://www.dvidshub.net/news/489315/don-roberts-shares-poetic-verse-inspire-nnsy-workforce-honor-dr-martin-luther-king-jr

17/01/2025

Calling all engineers and engineering techs! If you would like to be featured in our social media campaign, please contact STEAM Chair, Erica Miranda at [email protected], NLT 03 FEB 2025.

17/01/2025

Check out our biweekly all-hands - the Yardbird - your one-stop shop for all the latest information for Norfolk Naval Shipyard employees! The Yardbird will include upcoming events, top topics, and more. This issue and previous issues can be found on WebCentral under Shipyard Publications. Interested in adding something to a future edition? Email the NNSY Public Affairs Team at [email protected].

16/01/2025

We may have turned to the 2025 calendar, but Shop 06 is not yet done adding to their safety flag collection for 2024! Congratulations to NNSY’s Facilities and Equipment Maintenance Shop (Shop 06), winner of the September 2024 Safety Flag—their fourth flag for the year! Shipyard Commander Captain Jip Mosman congratulated shop members and presented the flag Jan. 8. The shop had no injuries or lost workdays for the month. Through a focus on safer facilities and equipment, as well as improved work practices and modeling shipyard C.O.R.E. (Care, Ownership, Respect and Excellence) values, Shop 06 is continuing to set the standard for shop safety at NNSY. “Congratulations and phenomenal work on this earning this award!” said Mosman. “It takes all 10,000-plus of us to meet our mission. You can see in the news what’s happening in the world and how things are changing. Each one of us contributes to the defense and support of our Nation. Thank you and I look forward to a great 2025!” At the event, Joseph Stevens, Curtis Fennell, Cody Tucker and Nino Cloyd were recognized with individual certificates of appreciation for their efforts in contributing to a safer workplace. (Photos by GSM1 Christian Bautista)

16/01/2025

Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY) welcomed USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) Jan. 8 in advance of its Planned Incremental Availability (PIA).

Check out the full story on DVIDS: https://www.dvidshub.net/news/489172/norfolk-naval-shipyard-welcomes-uss-dwight-d-eisenhower-planned-incremental-availability

Photos by Shelby West, NNSY Photographer

15/01/2025

New NAVSEA team player loading! This month, Liz Nashold joined the as the new Executive Director for the NAVSEA Industrial Operations Directorate. With direct oversight of the Nation’s four naval shipyards, Ms. Nashold will lead more than 37,000 personnel executing the critical depot-level repair, maintenance and modernization efforts of the Navy’s submarines, aircraft carriers, and supporting surface ships.

“We are excited to welcome Ms. Nashold to our team of force generators,” said Rear Adm. Scott Brown, Deputy Commander, Industrial Operations. “Her prior experience will be critical as we charge forward to improve fleet readiness in support of our U.S. Navy’s maritime superiority.”

Join us below in the comments as we welcome Ms. Nashold to NAVSEA!

Read more about her and her new role here:

https://www.navsea.navy.mil/Media/News/Article-View/Article/4027359/navsea-welcomes-nashold-as-new-industrial-operations-executive-director/

15/01/2025

Join us for the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Jan. 16 from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. in the Bldg. 1500 Command Briefing Room.

13/01/2025

NNSY has joined forces with various commands across the country in supporting the 2024 Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), now running through Jan. 15, 2025.

Visit https://cfcgiving.opm.gov to get started today. For active duty, use Code KW53PQ and for civilians, use Code VHEF7N.

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From all of us here at America's Shipyard, we wish you all a Happy Holiday Season! Video by Cole Fraser, NNSY Videographer

You’re invited to join us for the End of the Year Teambuilding Event Dec. 13 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Bldg. 163 High Bay Area. This is an opportunity for our team to recognize all the great successes at NNSY during 2024 as well as look forward and share our goals for 2025. This event will include: Opening Remarks from Shipyard Commander, Capt. Jip Mosman to celebrate 2024 NNSY wins and share 2025 goals Lunch will be provided by NNSY MWR to include hot dogs, hamburgers, chips and a drink (while supplies last) The NNSY MWR Larger-Than-Life Holiday Card Contest. Entries will be available to view at the event and at 12:15 p.m. contest winners will be officially announced. Please note: all applicants must submit their entries no later than COB Dec. 12 to Bldg. 163. A pie-in-the-face contest. Those who participate in lunch will receive a ticket to vote for which NNSY Superintendents get pies to the face at 12:30 p.m. A holiday group photo and video shoutout with Capt. Jip Mosman at 12 p.m. Everyone is invited to sport their festive holiday gear for a photo and to participate in filming our holiday shoutout to be featured on our social media platforms. Shipyard organizations and representatives, including the employee resource groups and career counselors, will have tables on site to provide information to interested employees. DJ-provided musical entertainment Note there will be official photographers on site to take photos, including at a photo booth area near the Public Affairs table. No unofficial photography will be allowed on site. This includes the use of camera cell phones as per shipyard policy. Come out and celebrate with the NNSY Team! We look forward to seeing you there!

C.O.R.E. Moments: Episode Six - A Conversation About S.T.E.A.M.

Welcome to C.O.R.E. Moments, where members of the Norfolk Naval Shipyard community sit and have a conversation regarding important topics for our workforce at America's Shipyard. In this episode, Shipyard Commander Capt. Jip Mosman sits down with Erica Miranda, the chair of our STEAM ERG and Outreach Lead for NNSY, as well as Arvin Persaud, Mechanical Engineering Technician at Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center, commonly known as MARMC, to discuss the shipyard’s efforts and partnerships in community outreach as well as how we help educate others in the realm of science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics – also known as STEAM. #NNSY #COREMoments #PressForwardTeam Filmed, Edited, and Graphics by Dan Rusnak, Ryan Hill, Greg Boyd, and Dave Pastoriza, Videographers, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571) Written by Kristi Britt, Public Affairs Specialist (Code 1160) C.O.R.E. Moments Logo by Marisa Berkey, Visual Information Specialist, Shipyard Visual Design Center (Code 1165)

2024 Norfolk Naval Shipyard Apprentice Graduation

We're live at the 2024 Norfolk Naval Shipyard Apprentice Graduation! Congrats Graduates on a job well-done!

Happy Birthday America's Shipyard!

Focus Forward: Episode Three - Cold Spray at America's Shipyard

Welcome to Focus Forward - a glimpse into the amazing work being done at Norfolk Naval Shipyard by our teammates. In this episode, Shipyard Commander Capt. Jip Mosman stops by Shop 31 to visit the Cold Spray Team at America's Shipyard. Join us on this journey into the exciting world of additive manufacturing and learn about the team themselves, what they do, and how they do it. #NNSY #FocusForward #PressForwardTeam Filmed, Graphics and Edited by Ryan Hill, Videographer, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571) Additional Filming by Dan Rusnak, Cole Fraser, and Greg Boyd, Videographers, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571) Episode Written by Kristi Britt, Public Affairs Specialist (Code 1160) Focus Forward Logo by Justin Debraux, Visual Information Specialist, Shipyard Visual Design Center (Code 1165)

Norfolk Naval Shipyard Undocks USS Toledo (SSN 769) May 15, 2024

Norfolk Naval Shipyard undocked USS Toledo (SSN 769) May 15! The Los Angeles-class submarine is finishing an Engineered Overhaul with the boat reaching more than 95 percent complete on production work. Now pierside, the Toledo project and crew shift to end game jobs including moving the crew aboard, mast and periscope installation, and engine room testing. Check out this timelapse of Toledo undocking from Dry Dock 2! #NNSY #PressForwardTeam Filmed and Edited by Dan Rusnak, Videographer, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571)

Message from Capt. Mosman: PED Policy Change Goes Into Effect May 6, 2024

Team NNSY - you've been asking for a change and we've answered. Together with our sister shipyards and NAVSEA, we will officially allow PEDs into the CIA starting May 6, 2024. Check out this message from our Shipyard Commander, Capt. Jip Mosman, for more information regarding this change. We've also released our PED FAQs on social media. Visit https://shorturl.at/dgosz today to learn more. #NNSY #PressForwardTeam Filmed and Edited by Dan Rusnak, Videographer, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571) Written by Kristi Britt, Public Affairs Specialist (Code 1160)

Focus Forward: Episode Two - The Welders of Norfolk Naval Shipyard

Welcome to Focus Forward - a glimpse into the amazing work being done at Norfolk Naval Shipyard by our teammates. In this episode, Shipyard Commander Capt. Jip Mosman stops by Code 926 to visit the welders of America's Shipyard. Join us on this journey through sparks and steel as we celebrate the dedication and excellence of Norfolk Naval Shipyard's welding team - from apprentices to master craftsmen - and learn about who they are, what they do, and how they do it. #NNSY #FocusForward #PressForwardTeam Filmed and Edited by Cole Fraser, Videographer, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571) Additional Filming and Graphics by Ryan Hill and Dan Rusnak, Videographers, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571) Episode Written by Kristi Britt, Public Affairs Specialist (Code 1160) Focus Forward Logo by Justin Debraux, Visual Information Specialist, Shipyard Visual Design Center (Code 1165)

Focus Forward: Episode One - Consumable Hubs

Welcome to Focus Forward - a glimpse into the amazing work being done at Norfolk Naval Shipyard by our teammates. In this episode, Shipyard Commander Capt. Jip Mosman stops by Shop 99, part of the Code 990 Temporary Services Department, to check out one of our consumable hubs that have been stood up across the waterfront. Material and tools is one of the biggest components our folks need in order to serve our mission. As part of our Shipyard Performance Improvement Plan, improving our support to the workforce and ability to execute work, these consumable hubs create a one-stop shop close to the job sites for our employees to be able to gather what they need – when they need it. #NNSY #FocusForward #PressForwardTeam Filmed and Edited by Dan Rusnak, Videographer, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571) Additional Filming and Graphics by Ryan Hill, Videographer, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571) Episode Written by Kristi Britt, Public Affairs Specialist (Code 1160) Focus Forward Logo by Justin Debraux, Visual Information Specialist, Shipyard Visual Design Center (Code 1165)

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