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June 6 - Ingalls Shipbuilding - Huntington Ingalls Industries

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State of the Shipyard<strong>Ingalls</strong> <strong>Shipbuilding</strong> President Irwin F. Edenzon discusses currentprogress and future business for <strong>Ingalls</strong> <strong>Shipbuilding</strong> during theState of the Shipyard address sponsored by the <strong>Ingalls</strong> ManagementAssociation May 29 in the ARAMARK Cafeteria. Edenzon talked aboutfuture contracts and opportunities for the shipyard.Stop FraudFraudulent worker’s compensation claims are drain on paychecksThe increase in the FICA tax this year raised a lot of eyebrows.But there is another drain on paychecks that never shows up on apay stub – worker’s compensation fraud.Steve Pierce, manager, Risk Management, says that <strong>Ingalls</strong><strong>Shipbuilding</strong> spends $80 million each year to pay worker’scompensation claims.To make matters worse, many of the claims are fraudulent. Severalemployees were recently terminated for workers’ compensation fraudand have been referred to law enforcement for prosecution.“Workers’ compensation fraud cheats you, the company and ourcustomers: the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard,” Pierce said.<strong>Ingalls</strong> investigates all claims for workers’ compensation benefits.Fraudulent workers’ compensation claims will be referred for criminalprosecution.As fraud increases, legitimate claims are treated with greatersuspicion.“Think about how theft has led to all the security packaging onelectronic devices,” Pierce said. “Fraud affects legitimate claimants in asimilar way. All claims are considered suspect and applicants have tojump through a lot more hoops.”Under the Longshore Act, any employee who knowingly andwillfully makes a false claim or statement to obtain workers’compensation benefits may be subject to criminal prosecution for afelony punishable by a fine of up to $10,000 and up to five years inprison.Any employee who has information regarding workers’compensation fraud may report the information to the Company’sOpen Line at 877-631-0020.July 8 deadline for graduate photosHigh school and college graduates in the Class of 2013 who are <strong>Ingalls</strong> <strong>Shipbuilding</strong> employees or the children or grandchildren of employees (active orretired) can submit their photos for the Graduate edition of The Anchor. Return this form with a color photograph of the graduate (no inkjet prints) to: <strong>Ingalls</strong>Communications Department, ATTN: Graduates, P.O. Box 149, Pascagoula, MS, 39568-0149, or M/S 1012-06. Photos may also be hand delivered to thecommunications office in Admin 1 (Pascagoula) or the Rockhouse (Avondale). The deadline for all photos is 4 p.m. on Monday, July 8. Photos will not bereturned. Photos sent by e-mail must be 200 DPI or greater and must be accompanied by a completed and scanned copy of the form below and sent with thesubject “Graduate Photo” to rrms2shipsystemscomm@hii-ingalls.com.Graduate name:School name:( ) Employee/ ( ) Retiree name:Employee/Retiree Job Title:Badge Number: Relationship to graduate: Work phone:Home/Cell phone:


Safety MomentEH&S reminds all shipbuilders to be aware of heat stress.•Forty percent of all weather related fatalities each year aredue to heat stress.•Last year <strong>Ingalls</strong> shipbuilders achieved a 65 percentreduction in heat related illnesses.•Stay properly hydrated and be aware of your environment.•Drink water or sports drinks before you get thirsty.• Fluids that dehydrate the body are coffee, tea,caffeinated energy drinks and sodas.• Alcoholic drinks will dehydrate you and areprohibited on company property.Optical services provided in shipyardPrescription safety glasses may be ordered at the Pascagoula shipyard nearthe Safety Store. The location is open Monday and Wednesday from 6-11:30 a.m.and 12-2:30 p.m., and Tuesday and Thursday from 6-11 a.m. Orders may besubmitted at the Admin II Fishbowl at the top of the west lobby stairs onTuesdays from 12:30-2:30 p.m. Gulfport and EDC/K-Mart will alternateThursdays from 12-2 p.m. For details, call Fran Perri-Dorman at (228) 935-3248or Susan Barrett at (228) 935-1491. The Avondale optician, Penny Hawkes, is atthe Safety Store every other Thursday from 7 a.m.-3 p.m. and can be reached(504) 654-4552. Her next scheduled visit is <strong>June</strong> 13.<strong>June</strong> 14 – 75th anniversary shirts on sale near LHA 6The <strong>Ingalls</strong> Communications department and the Veterans EmployeeResource Team (VERT) are selling 75th anniversary T-shirts to benefit USO GulfCoast and its efforts to support local military members and families. Adult sizesare $12 and youth sizes are $10. All sales are cash only. VERT members will beassisting with sales Friday, <strong>June</strong> 14, from 11-11:30 a.m. at the covered dining areain the southeast corner of the shipyard near LHA 6. To locate a sale in your area,call (228) 935-1256 in Pascagoula, (228) 935-0325 in Gulfport or (504) 654-5253 inAvondale.<strong>June</strong> 18 – WISE and VERT collecting supplies for troopsHelp WISE and VERT collect care package supplies to send to America’stroops for Independence Day. Donations of non-perishable food items, toilettissue, Kleenex, lip balm, travel-size hair products, foot powder, toothpaste/brushes, pens, pencils, notepads and books are suggested. Drop off items by<strong>June</strong> 18 at marked locations in the HR Building, Admin 1, Admin 2, K-Mart,Krebs, Wet Dock, PC Central and LBTF. For details call Kathy McGovern at(228) 935-5107, Yvonne Findley at (228) 935-0142, Jeannine Blum in Gulfportat (228) 935-5235 or Robin Roberts in Avondale at (504) 654-3545.Hot JobsAll open jobs are now available for viewing on our website, http://www.huntingtoningalls.com/careers/index.html. Please visit the website and apply for any job compatible with your skill set.All employees applying online will be required to create a new profile.Structural WelderShipfitterPipe FitterPascagoulaPipe WelderInside/OutsideMachinistSeeking LeadersShipfitting ForemanProgram Cost Control Analyst 2Transportation General ForemanPipe General Foreman<strong>June</strong> 30 – Apply for Education Assistance by <strong>June</strong> 30Preapproval applications for <strong>Ingalls</strong> Education Assistance (EA) will be acceptedthrough <strong>June</strong> 30. Shipbuilders approved for tuition reimbursement can receive upto $7,500 per year. Another enrollment period will be offered Nov. 1-30. Signaturesfrom a manager, director and vice president on a completed Command Media formSSF H8602 (undergraduate) or SSF H9390 (graduate) are required for preapproval.Employees who have previously been approved for their current degree programare not required to re-apply. For information or an emailed copy of the form, contactEA administrator Rhonda Parker at educationassistance@hii-ingalls.com or call(228) 935-4713.<strong>June</strong> 30 – Dependent verification requiredEmployees with dependents under <strong>Huntington</strong> <strong>Ingalls</strong>’ group health plans willbe required to provide documents to verify dependent eligibility by <strong>June</strong> 30.Employees should have received a separate mailing that contains material andinstructions on how to provide your verification documentation. If you fail tosubmit your verification documentation, your dependent(s) will be dropped fromcoverage. Unverified dependents will lose health coverage effective July 1 andwill be ineligible for COBRA. To learn more, visit http://hiibenefits.com or call the<strong>Huntington</strong> <strong>Ingalls</strong> Benefits Center at 1-877-216-3222.July 4 – Independence Day schedule<strong>Ingalls</strong> <strong>Shipbuilding</strong> facilities in Pascagoula, Gulfport and Avondale will beclosed Thursday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day. Employees will receiveeight hours holiday pay for July 4 only. Regular eight-hour shifts will be workedJuly 1, 2, 3 and 5. Management will inform employees in their specific area if adifferent schedule from the above is to be worked. Union-represented employees arereminded of the CBA work requirements for holiday pay eligibility. At Pascagoulaand Gulfport, represented employees are required to work at least five hours on theregularly scheduled work day preceding the holiday and six hours on the regularlyscheduled work day after the holiday. Avondale represented employees are requiredto work at least seven hours on the regularly scheduled work day before and afterthe holiday.How to submit classified adsPascagoula Classified ads may be submitted online at http://ingalls.huntingtoningalls.com/employees/policy. Avondale ads must be submitted to Ed Winter at the Rockhouse or M/S703-1-2. Ads are limited to three per person, per issue. Employees must include their name, badge number, and home phone number and a brief description of the item or service.BOATS & MARINE SUPPLIES23925 OLD RIVER RD vancleave 3.1 ACS W/ELEC WELL $18K‘06 3-person Sea Doo Jet ski w/trl $2,100 251-454-8250.228-327-2083.19.5 Sea Pro Fish & Ski boat ‘04 trlr 150 HP Yam ExcBrick Commercial bldg 20x40 Hurley $850/mo rentcond low hrs $13,500 251-454-8250.228-990-3773.‘94-26’ GRADY SAILFISH/TWIN 200 YAM/’08 HD TRLR $26kOS ‘96 Hunter 2-3Bd/2Ba 1300SF Exc Cond Rent $950/MOBO 228-209-4209.or Buy $139K 228-861-8391.FURNITURE & APPLIANCES4 PC QN BD SET $700 SECT (FAIRLY NEW) W/PILLOWS $600228-217-3793.new 18 cu ft refrigerator $250 new window a/c unit$250 228-235-4953.Sealy sofa exc cond $200 228-826-1602.Sealy loveseat exc cond $200 228-826-1602.HOBBIES & PETSYorkie Pups 9 wks shots given pets only $400 M/$450Fm 228-327-4501.free 8yr old fm cat indoor only white/grey fixed notdeclawed 228-238-4204.LOST & FOUNDLOST SET OF CAR KEYS W/BLACK REMOTECALL (228) 935-5651.MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS2 Craftsman gas chain saws not running $25/ea or$40/both 228-238-1765.14’ Trampoline Grt Shape round safety frame pad $75228-282-5408.‘09 Snapper riding mower w/dbl bagger 11.5 HP, 28” cut228-327-2083.AC HEATER AND ROOM DEHUMIDIFIER $300 251-865-1993.HAIERN 11,500 BTU PORTABLE AC ONE YEAR OLD251-865-1993.Looking for Weight Loss/Mgmt, Fitness & EnergySupplements, try Advocare Call Julia 228-861-3628.Raw Goat Milk $2/qt or $4-1/2gal plus dep on bottleor provide your own 228-990-5090.Watermelon & Variety Boxes of Spark, Low Calorie,Zero Sugar, No Crash, Energy Drink.Call Julia Lott 228-861-3628.MOTOR VEHICLES & SUPPLIES‘12 Chevrolet Impala LT 34k mi $15k 228-424-5361.‘08 Hummer H3 Exc Cond Fully Loaded White/Tan 55K mi$23.9K 228-861-8391.‘07 Salem travel trailer exc cond $5k 228-826-1602.‘06 FXDBI Harley Street Bob 1500cc 6 sp $8500228-218-6707.‘05 Buick Rendevous $3000 good vehicle 228-238-9848.‘05 Honda 450 XR EXC COND 228-229-4801.‘05 Yamaha TTR 125 LOOKS/RUNS PERFECT 228-229-4801.‘04 26’ TRVL TRLR SLIDEOUT BUNKS QN BED $9,800228-826-5648.‘02 BUICK PARK ave 75K Mi 1 OWNER $6K 228-238 9817.‘02 Mazda Millennium 84K mi good Condition $5,500228-475-1930.‘00 FORD EXPLORER 114K MI $3100 228-627-9388AFTER 5PM.‘98 GMC SIERRA STEP SIDE REG CAB 180K MI LOOKS/runs GOOD $4200 228-990-9969.‘95 GMC EXT CAB NEW PAINT TIRES CHROME WHEELS $6100228-762-1575.4 Chevy 15” Hubcaps ‘91 Great shape $60 228-235-4929.4 new BF Goodrich All-Terrain t/a 285/75/R16 $800228-236-6323.Custom Uphls Seat Blk vinyl Diamond/Tuc-n-roll‘75 Chevy C10 Truck $400 228-235-4929.Yamaha Breeze 125 4 whlr exc cond 228-229-4801.REAL ESTATE1.5 ACRES AGRICOLA paveD ACCESS REDUCED 601-947-2401.2BD/1BA HOUSE TO BE MOVED 11087 BELLE ST DIBERVILLE$22.5K OBO 228-344-0484.3BD/1BA HOUSE ESCATAWPA $45k 228-218-3482.3BD/1BA HOUSE TO BE MOVED 4268 ROSE ave DIBERVILLE$22.5K OBO 228-344-0484.3BD/2BA 4.84 acres $135K Helena Area 228-217-5741.3BD/2.5BA BRICK HOME IRVINGTON 2 CAR GAR BONUS ROOMDECK 601-947-2401.3bd/2ba 1828sf Escatawpa lg corner lot 2 car grg$119.9K 228-235-4929.3BD/2BA HOUSE/DBL CAR GARAGE $850/MO WESTGATEGAUTIER 228-990-1704.4bd/3ba gautier $70K 228-218-7651.YARD & GARAGE SALESRummage Sale Fri/Sat <strong>June</strong> 7 & 8 7am until 2410 HappyAve Pasc.WANTED2 RIDERS FROM AGRICOLA THROUGH HURLEY AND WADE TOYARD 1ST SHIFT 228-235-3073 OR 1-800-VAN-RIDE.van RIDE 1ST SHIFT COLD A/C GREENE, GEORGE, JACKSON601-508-6974.IN APPRECIATIONTHE EDWARDS FAMILY WISHES TO THANK OUR SHIPBUILDINGFAMILIES AT INGALLS AND AVONDALE FOR THE beautiFULFLOWERS, CARDS, THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS UPON THE DEATHOF MY Father, walter PAUL EDWARDS.THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS,“BIG RANDY” EDWARDS & FAMILYDisclaimer: <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.Manager, Employee Communications: Lance Davis • Feedback: 228.935.1289, lance.davis@hii-ingalls.comPascagoula 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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