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Charge RightInaccurate time charging can harm <strong>Ingalls</strong>’ reputationAs a defense contractor, <strong>Ingalls</strong> <strong>Shipbuilding</strong> is accountable toits customers, the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard, to ensure the U.S.government is not being overbilled.Proper time charging is every employee’s responsibility, andaccuracy is a must.Time and labor charging documents are legal records that <strong>Ingalls</strong>uses to bill its customers. Craftsmen and women perform the workthat generates revenue for <strong>Ingalls</strong>, and the company uses actual hoursfrom these records to bid on new contracts.If errors are made, <strong>Ingalls</strong> could overbid on certain tasks and lose acontract, or underbid and be unsuccessful as a company. Therefore, theaccuracy of the time recorded for each task performed by each crew onits daily time log is critical to the future of <strong>Ingalls</strong>.The accuracy of time being billed is vital to ensuring <strong>Ingalls</strong><strong>Shipbuilding</strong>'s relationship with its customers.To ensure accuracy, all employees must adhere to the procedure fortime and labor charging. Part of the procedure involves filling out adaily time log or DTL.Each craft employee must initial the DTL at the end of each shift,verifying that their time has been charged to the correct hull orcontract. If an employee must leave the facility early, he or she mustinitial the DTL before departing.For more information about time and labor charging, refer toCommand Media Document M1002, which describes timekeepingand shifts for direct hourly employees and indirect employeeson PODC/LC00. Employees may request a copy through theirmanagement.Charlie ChargrightsaysWork as you charge and chargeas you work!Tag, USO is itFelice Kelly, programs manager ofthe Gulf Coast USO, accepts a check for$5,000 raised from the sale of <strong>Ingalls</strong><strong>Shipbuilding</strong> “Never Forget” licensetags as Doug Lounsberry, vice presidentand program manager of the LPD 17Program, displays one of the tags.Designed by <strong>Ingalls</strong> Communicationsgraphics artist Erinn Carty, the tagsfeature the three <strong>Ingalls</strong>-built landingplatform docks named in honor of theheroes of Sept. 11, 2001: USS New York(LPD 21), Arlington (LPD 24) and Somerset(LPD 25). To purchase a tag and help theUSO, call Doris Dupree at (228) 935-7310.


Aug. 9 – Clothing swap to help women’s shelterWomen in <strong>Shipbuilding</strong> Enterprises (WISE) wrapped up a clothingdrive for McKemmie Place in Mobile County this week. McKemmiePlace is an emergency women’s shelter that provides its residents withtraining in computer literacy, interviewing and resume writing sothat they may re-enter the workforce. Donors received tokens basedon the items donated and may use them today, Aug. 9, from 7 a.m. -12:30 p.m. in DCR 1 to trade for clothing items. In conjunction withthe swap, Human Resources generalists will be available to reviewemployee resumes. Fred Howell, director of Talent Acquisition, willdeliver a presentation, “Getting HR Insight into Your Resume,” from11:30 a.m. - noon. Contact Amanda McKee at (228) 935- 8201 or ArleneEasley at (228) 935-6145 for details.Aug. 13 – Report to medical clinic for leaves of absenceEffective Aug. 13, represented employees on non-industrial (notwork-related) leaves of absence will be processed at the medical clinicin the shipyard. Represented employees should report to the clinicfor processing out of or back to work for any type of leave of absence.There will be no changes for non-represented employees.Aug. 14 – IMA Leadership Event features Edmond HughesEdmond Hughes, vice president of Human Resources andAdministration, will compare and contrast leadership andmanagement at the next <strong>Ingalls</strong> Management Association LeadershipEvent Tuesday, Aug. 14, from 4 - 5 p.m. Contact Trisha England at(228) 935-8522 or Ambre Cauley at (228) 935-7088 for details. Lightrefreshments will be provided.Aug. 20 – Pascagoula facility drive for The Blood Center<strong>Ingalls</strong> Pascagoula facility will hold the third quarter blood drive forThe Blood Center beginning Aug. 20. Donors will receive T-shirts, bloodscreening and snacks. For more information, contact Phillip Berryhill at(228) 935-1262. Opportunities to give blood include:• Admin 2 – Monday, Aug. 20, 8 a.m.-1 p.m.• K-Mart Building – Tuesday, Aug. 21, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.• Medical Clinic Covey Room – Thursday, Aug. 23, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.• Medical Clinic Covey Room – Friday, Aug. 24, 8 a.m.-6 p.m.Aug. 21 – Apprentice Alumni Association financial seminarThe Apprenticeship Alumni Association is sponsoring a membershipdrive and financial planning seminar on Tuesday, Aug. 21 at 2:45 p.m.in the Covey Room located in the Pascagoula Medical Clinic. Guestspeaker Jeff Hamm of Navigator Credit Union will discuss planningand saving for the future. Any apprentice graduate wanting to becomea member is welcome to attend, and current members can renew forthe 2013 membership year during the meeting. Members who sign upnew members at the event will receive an Alumni logo T-shirt and newmembers will receive a Logo ball cap. Door prizes will be given awayand refreshments provided.Sept. 11 – USO Golf Tournament plannedThe USO Golf Tournament is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 11. Thetournament will take place at the Grand Bear Golf Course in Saucier, Miss.The format will be a four person scramble. Each team will pay $500, whichwill cover green fees, cart fees, range balls, a red tee, two mulligans, a teamphotograph, breakfast and lunch. Prizes will be awarded for first, secondand third place, longest drive for men and women, closest to the pins onselected par threes along with door prizes and other randomly selectedawards. Make a hole in one and you can split $5,000 with the USO. Be sureto inform your management and request PTO to participate. To sign up callKathy McGovern at (228) 935-5107.How to submit classified adsPascagoula Classified ads may be submitted online at http://ingalls.huntingtoningalls.com/employees/policy. Avondale adsmust be submitted to Ed Winter at the Rockhouse or M/S 703-1-2. Ads are limited to three per person, per issue. Employeesmust include their name, badge number, and home phone number and a brief description of the item or service.HOBBIES & PETS5 Black Lab pups 7wks old 3fm/2m $70228-990-8666akc Beagles shots/wormers m/$150fm/$200 251-234-9949ckc teacup Chorkies 6 wks shots/wormers $200 251-234-9949MOTOR VEHICLES & SUPPLIES‘07 honda 420 rancher ES 4x4 like new$4200 OBO 228-219-2840‘07 Chevy Truck 1500 c/c lwb 65K $14,000228-769-727907 GMC ACADIA LOADED $17.5K OBO228-588-6985‘06 Toyota Tundra Ext Cab 4wd, 99,000 Mi$13.9K 228-990-9565‘05 CHEVY SILVERADO 128K MLS $10K OBO(228) 238-3522‘03 Bmw 325ci,lo MI,exc COND,$10900,228-382-2140‘03 50th ANNIVERSARY CONV ORVETTEBurgendy 21K (228) 282-3136‘02 FORD ESCAPE $5000 OBO 769-1932 OR228-627-1009‘01 GMC Sonoma 4x4,130K, $4,200251-753-8857‘95 Chevy S-10, 164K, new AC, $2800,(228)875-1821‘91 TOYOTA PKUP EXT CAB REBuilt ENG 30K$3K (228) 282-3136BOATS & MARINE SUPPLIES‘97 24’ Wellcraft alum trl dual axis GPS$10k FIRM 228-219-3972‘99 28’ Mariah Z280 Cabin Cruiser, MakeOffer 228-990-0457‘97 24ft Wellcraft, Ocean Pro, alum trlr$10k FIRM 228-219-3972‘93 CHAPARRAL Boat,95 Johnson 112outBoard $3,500 OBO (228) 238-3522FURNITURE & APPLIANCESred MICROSUADE SECTIONAL w/Built INrecliners & Bed $500 (228) 282-3136Frig. s/s 17 cu/ft $250 228-769-7279REAL ESTATEescatawpa 4br/2ba $650/mo 228-475-7715gautier 4br/2ba $79K 228-218-7651Gautier 3BR/1.5BA Den $80k 623-2054Gautier 3BR/2BA F/Yd $635/Mo 623-20541 acre Waterfront Moss Point $70K call(228) 217-31146 ACreS LarGe SHOP Bldg Brushy CREEK RD$65K 601-947-48132bd 1bth 14/65 big lot n/gautier 500/mo.217-2971moBile 3BR/2BA 1960 SQft FENCED YRD SHED$124K 251-414-9779MISCELLANEOUS ITEMSKimball upright piano with bench exccond $1200 251-234-9949Pasc PD Benefit Fund River Run 8/18 8am- 5pm Little River Marina rain or shine228-219-6690Disney electronic photo frame new $35251-234-9949Dozer/Trackhoe/Tree Removal228-218-0733Lawnmower 22” murray rebuilt $70228-860-2714Lawnmower & Generator Repair228-860-2714WW Kimball upright piano w/bnc exc cond$1200 251-234-994920,000BTU AC UNIT $225 601-947-4813Disney electronic photo frame, new in box$35 251-234-9949Dozer/Trackhoe/Tree Removal 228-218-0733Lawnmower 22” murray rebuilt $70228-860-2714King size matress and box spring $250(601) 441-494155 GALLON AQUARIUM WITH STAND AND ALLACCESORIES $150 (228) 282-3136Disclaimer: <strong>Ingalls</strong> <strong>Shipbuilding</strong> makes no representations or warranties about the suitability of the information contained on this page, or anyproducts received through the use of this page. <strong>Ingalls</strong> does not guarantee, approve or endorse the information or products advertised. <strong>Ingalls</strong>hereby disclaims all warranties with regard to the information or products contained on or received through the use of this page, including allexpress, statutory, and implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title and non-infringement. Under no circumstancesshall <strong>Ingalls</strong> be liable for any direct, indirect, punitive, incidental, special, or consequential damages that result from, or arise out of the use of anyproducts or services received through this page.Pascagoula Centerline Editor: Shane Scara • Feedback: 228.935.1516,warren.scara@hii-ingalls.comAvondale Centerline Editor: Ed Winter • Feedback: 504.654.5253,ed.winter@hii-ingalls.comwww.huntingtoningalls.com/is

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