May 9 - Newport News Shipbuilding

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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding
Ford-Class
Shipbuilders
Go Digital
Over the past two months, the John F. Kennedy
(CVN 79) Construction Program has taken a
big step toward an integrated digital future.
Approximately 15 percent of shipbuilders working
on CVN 79 have stopped relying solely on 2D
drawings and printed work packages to perform
their daily tasks, as shipbuilders have done for
130 years. Instead, these shipbuilders use wireless
connected touchscreen laptops to view 3D visual
work instructions (VWIs).
In February, the Information Technology Division
upgraded the Wi-Fi (wireless infrastructure) in the
North Yard Platen and Dry Dock 12. Crews in X11,
X18, X31, X32, X33 and X42 began to receive
small touchscreen laptops and training on how to
use them. A digital support team is located on-site
for easy access, providing training and issuing...
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Proteus Completes Endurance Testing
Undersea Solutions Group (USG) successfully completed endurance testing last
month on Proteus, the company’s dual-mode undersea vehicle. USG, a subsidiary
of Huntington Ingalls Industries, developed Proteus in partnership with Battelle, an
industry leader in innovative and reliable undersea technology.
The 30-day simulated unmanned mission was performed in a test tank at USG’s
Panama City, Florida, facility to demonstrate the vehicle’s reliability and ability to
perform long-duration missions contemplated for the U.S. Navy’s future unmanned
undersea vehicles.
“HII is committed to developing undersea technologies and systems that support
the increased employment of UUVs in the future,” said Ross Lindman, USG’s vice
president of Operations. “This test helps provide reliability data and a technical
foundation for development of a new generation of long-endurance UUVs to support
the U.S. Navy.”
Proteus successfully completed a 30-day simulated unmanned mission
last month at Undersea Solutions Group’s Panama City, Florida, facility.
The Community Congratulates NNS on 130 Years
Visit the 130th Anniversary website to watch new congratulatory video messages from Graham and Rollins
Seafood, the Virginia Zoo and York/Poquoson Sheriff Danny Diggs. New videos are added to the website each
week.
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SHIPs Network Places First in
Boat Building Contest
On April 16, Shipbuilders of Huntington Ingalls
Professionals (SHIPs) Network, employees
and family competed in “The Yard Force”
competition hosted by FM 99 and the Virginia
Ship Repair Association.
The annual cardboard boat building contest
determines which Hampton Roads shipyard will
win bragging rights to be called, “The Yard” for
the remainder of 2016.
The NNS team placed first with their rendition
of the original USS Monitor (LSV 5). The ship
held a total of 880 pounds, even holding up one
of the divers for five minutes. The weight held
by the Monitor broke all previous records for the
competition.
“The competition brought the best out of
everyone involved and we came together as a
group to set the FM 99 competition record,” said
team member Lewis Fisher (X57).
Pictured (L to R): George Davidson (X21), Team Captain, Michael Nyberg (X10). Back row (L to R): Johnny Frisco
(E44), Lewis Fisher (X57), Danielle Heaney (X73), Michael Heaney, Lindsey Draper (O82), Calvin Boyd Jr. (X21),
Femi Audifferen (X89), Tina Howell (O44), Paula Young (O68), Brian Vande Pol (E14).
Not Pictured: Tia Benson Bond (K75).
Shipbuilder Takes Safety to the Community
Safety Task Team Leader Terry Gray (X42) gave a safety briefing to Newport News Shipbuilding
volunteers at the company’s 14th Habitat for Humanity home on April 6. The briefing was themed,
“Don’t Let Today Be the Day” and focused on the importance of watching out for others.
“I wanted to emphasize the importance of caring about each other enough to inform your team
member when they are taking shortcuts and doing something wrong,” Gray said. “Complacency is
the main reason an accident can occur, so having someone else watching your back is important.”
Prior to volunteering at any Habitat for Humanity worksite, volunteers must read and abide by the
organization’s “Construction Safety Policy and Plan,” which entails safety guidelines.
Terry Gray provides safety briefing to a crew at a NNS
sponsored Habitat for Humanity project on April 6.
Visit www.habitatforhumanity.org to learn more about the organization. Want to get involved with a
NNS Habitat for Humanity home? Contact Beth Scicchitano (E04) at 688-7592.
SN3 Sponsors Relay for Life in New Mexico
SN3 was a sponsor of Relay for Life in Carlsbad, New Mexico, on May 6. The SN3 team, along with
several other teams, cancer survivors and caregivers who support the American Cancer Society, attended
the event to relay and fund raise for eradication of the disease.
The money raised will be invested in cancer research to save lives and deliver trusted information and
caring support to people living with cancer and cancer prevention initiatives. Over 60 teams registered
to take part in the overnight relay. At the start of the event, survivors took the first lap to celebrate their success of beating cancer.
“I relay in honor of those who are courageously fighting the beast known as cancer, for my family members who have survived, and to honor the
memory of those who have passed,” said SN3 Company Liaison Lisa Atwood.
This was SN3’s 10th year participating in fundraising and walking the track as a team throughout the night.
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AROUND THE YARD
AME Offering Student
Memberships and Scholarships
Congratulations Ethics
On-the-Spot Award Winners
The Association for Manufacturing Excellence (AME) will
offer a free student membership to young adults interested in
advance technology and manufacturing careers. View the flier
on Yardnet for more information. AME is also offering students
an opportunity to apply for the Dr. Sherrie Ford Manufacturing
as a Career Path Scholarship. For more information visit the
AME website at
www.ame.org/scholarship-program. For questions, contact
Kim Humphrey (051) at (757) 897-4456 or by email at
[email protected].
Listed below are the most recent winners of the On-the-Spot
Ethics Recognition Program Award.
Congratulations to the following employees:
Rocky Webb (N960) and Elizabeth Tran (O13).
Want to nominate a fellow employee? Contact
Catrina Hagwood (O18) at 688-1907.
New! HII Family Health Center
Introduces Wellness Beacon
Program
Are You Prepared for the 2016
DSS Vulnerability?
The 2016 Defense Security Service (DSS) Vulnerability
Assessment is scheduled to take place May 23–27. The
assessment will evaluate the effectiveness of the company’s
security program to ensure compliance with the National
Industrial Security Program Operating Manual.
While all areas of Newport News Shipbuilding are susceptible
to inspection, the focal area selected for the assessment
is classified holdings throughout the facility (main yard and
external buildings). DSS auditors will tour facilities during first,
second and third shifts.
To request assistance, send an email with department, pointof-contact name, location, date and time selected, and topics
to O15SecCompliancePrg@hii-nns.
Tom Johnston, vice president of Contracts and
Pricing (left) presents an On-the-Spot Ethics Award to
Andre Jones (O19). Photo by Ricky Thompson
Shipbuilder Steering the Way
Tom Johnston, vice president of Contracts and Pricing,
presented shipbuilder Andre Jones (O19) a level one
On-the-Spot Ethics Award on April 26 for his ethical behavior.
NNS 5K Registration Ends Friday
Newport News Shipbuilding will hold its annual NNS 5K at
9 a.m. on Saturday, May 21. The family-friendly run/walk
event will begin and end at Victory Landing Park (next to
VASCIC). All Newport News Shipbuilding employees and
subsidiaries are invited to participate. Cost is $12 for adults
and $7 for children (12 and under). Registration ends
May 13. Visit www.huntingtoningalls.com/5k to register or for
additional information about the event.
While Andre was conducting a travel study to support his cost
proposal, he noticed some understated cost elements. After
looking further he discovered that a supplier had not invoiced
Newport News Shipbuilding for over six months and this was
causing the cost returns to be understated. The amount of
this unidentified financial liability was approximately $500K.
Without Andre’s attention to detail, the travel cost proposal
would have been severely understated.
SEEKING LEADERS
The HII Family Health Center has a new Wellness Beacon
Program with different themes each month. The program is
designed to educate employees about healthy habits and how
to maintain healthy lifestyles. The theme for May is summer
produce. Employees will learn about spring and summer
vegetables and fruits, which ones can be grown at home, and
which ones are the freshest from the store. Employees will
also be provided with nutritious recipes. The first session is
May 12 at 5 p.m. The event is free and open to all employees.
For additional details, view the flier. To register, call 327-4200
or email [email protected].
Summer 2016 Night School
Registration is Underway
Summer Night School registration is underway. All classes
are scheduled to begin the week of June 20 and conclude the
week of Aug. 20. The application deadline is
May 20. Visit the Night School website on Yardnet for a list of
classes and registration information.
Are you looking for a Microsoft Project 2013 class? Plans
are underway to schedule this class for the summer session
based on level of interest. For more information, contact
Shirley Smith-King (O22) at 688-8608.
Visit www.buildyourcareer.com for more
information on how you can build your career with
Newport News Shipbuilding.
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MAY 10-12
Support the 2016 Hampton Roads Heart Walk by
participating in the “Dollars for Dough” fundraiser.
Beginning May 10-12, purchase a Papa John’s
pizza and 15 percent of your order total will be
donated to the NNS American Heart Association.
Use Promo Code: NNS2016 when ordering from
any Hampton Roads Papa John’s location. For
more information about this fundraiser, contact
Kevin Barnwell (E83) at 688-2128.
MAY 12
The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters’ Club will
host a meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in
the 2nd floor conference room of The Apprentice
School (Bldg. 812). For more information, contact
Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 or Donna Graves
(X57) at 688-6204.
MAY 21
The 6th annual “Walk for Hannah” golf
tournament to benefit the juvenile diabetes
research foundation will be held on May 21 at the
Hampton’s Golf Course from 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Cost is $75 per player or $300 per team. Register
no later than May 7 by contacting Steve Speight
(O19) at 380-7381 or via email.
MAY 26
The Management Development Center will host
an after-hours networking event for Newport News
Shipbuilding learning and training professionals
from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. The objective is to
connect with other professionals, enable dialogue,
share best practices, and inquire about interest
in further knowledge sharing and collaboration
opportunities. There will be a presentation on HII’s
recently acquired Motion Picture License (MPL).
To RSVP contact Vince Jordan (O25) at 380-4828
or email [email protected].
JUNE 10
The 11th Annual Builder Backer Golf Classic will
be held at Cypress Creek Golf Course. Check-in
at 10 a.m. and tee off at 11 a.m. Cost is $75 per
golfer, dinner will be provided, and there will be
raffle prizes. All proceeds directly benefit The
Apprentice School sports teams. Sign up by
May 31 by contacting Sarah Gentry (X79) at
329-2449.
JUNE 20
The Arnold Palmer’s Signature Course golf
tournament will be held on June 20 at the West
Neck in Virginia Beach. $75 per participant or
$300 per team. Mulligan and raffle tickets will
be available for purchase at check in. Sign up
deadline with payment is June 10. To register or
for more information, view the flier on Yardnet.
Ford-Class Shipbuilders Go Digital
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...laptops. Foremen and superintendents are learning a new tool called Shipyard Work Integrated
Management System (SWiMS), that delivers work packages and gives the foremen a real-time
overview of the team and work progress.
“When comparing this with the paper drawings, I would say it’s easier. I can carry my laptop with
me wherever I go,” said Shipfitter Anthony Sweeney (X11). “I’m not really computer savvy and
I’ve been able to learn how to use the system.”
Many logistical details had to be sorted out, like where to store and charge the devices, and how
to prioritize which production work should use the new format. A team of designers and planners
continue to work closely with construction representatives to make sure the visual work instructions
(VWIs) include the details shipbuilders need on the deck plate, including references to dimensions,
material types and weld symbols.
Andrew Balarabe (X18), left, and Jajuan Mathews (X82)
look at a 3D visual work instruction on a touchscreen laptop
in the North Yard Platen. Cover Photo: X91 Construction
Supervisor Donald Doverspike tests the SWiMs Program
in the North Yard Platen.
As a result, many foremen, including Samuel Sykes (X11), are finding that information about their
work, their team and their progress is much easier to see. “I can now pull up SWiMS versus having
to go into SAP and track my crew’s hours and I can see where they are on their hours,” said Sykes.
“They can even look up their own hours and that is a big plus because now we all have visibility on a
job which is very beneficial when we have challenging targets to meet.”
CVN 79 Construction Director Geoff Hummel and Program Director Mike Butler see the effort as a game changer. “Both craftsmen and construction
management are enthusiastically embracing it,” said Hummel. “As we use it, we are constantly finding additional uses for the capability. The use of
modern computing power with our product model to visualize our work has the potential to significantly improve our performance.”
Butler agrees. “The implementation of integrated digital shipbuilding (iDS) on CVN 79 is another example of a key ‘game-changer’ focused on building
the ship in a different way. It will enable our shipbuilders to obtain the technical and planning data they need in a much better way.”
The program plans to increase the percentage of shipbuilders using the digital tools, with a goal of performing 100,000 hours of work “digitally” over the
next eight months. Long term, the program aims to transition fully to digital shipbuilding for the next Ford-class carrier Enterprise (CVN 80).
During an interview with USNI News, Huntington Ingalls’ CEO Mike Petters stated that the company’s ambition is to build CVN 80 with “no paper
drawings... It would all be tablets and three-dimensional representations.”
Watch a video about the vision for integrated Digital Shipbuilding (iDS).
CONGRATULATIONS
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Congratulations to last quarter’s Excellence in Action honorees. These
individuals have been selected by their leadership for their remarkable
efforts in customer satisfaction, leadership and operational excellence
across our shipyard and subsidiaries.
It is through the efforts of employees like those listed below that
Newport News Shipbuilding will achieve its goal to be the safest, most
efficient and innovative workplace possible. Well done honorees!
HONOREES
CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
(CI) PROJECTS
Company Reorganization - IPPC,
Manufacturing, SCM, HR&A,
Operations, NNI
Team: Kurt Boestfleisch, O20;
Sherri Thompson, O20; James Vreeland, O13;
Scott Caldwell, O20; Bethany Zoll, O20;
Lisa Renn, O13; Todd Smith, O20;
Angelia Hobgood, O20; Stephanie Slater, O13;
Dashana Kemp, O20; Robert Hardman Jr.,O20;
Catherine Paul, O20; Ann Barber, O13;
Bryan Benson, O13; Carl West, O13;
Elizabeth Tran, O13
Nominator: Tammy Franks
Critical EDGs to YMS
Team: Dave Gordula, O41; James Simmons, O41;
Lincoln Shuber, O46; Daniel Lebo, O46;
Daniel Fryer, O46; Robert Woodard, O46
Nominator: Yesika Kain
eLAR Migration
Team: Spurgeon Cross, E18; Anita Bethea, E18;
Billy Byrd, E18; Mark Gallenstein, E18;
Patrick O’Malley, E18; Robert Spruill, E04
Nominator: Michael Hoyt
IT CAN (Change Agent Network)
Original Founding Team
Team: Gregory Gipson, T55;
Benford Stellmacher Jr., T55;
Gregory Robinette, T55; Dian Betkowski, T54;
Patricia Clifford, T54; Michael Kush, T56;
Deborah Rogers, T55; Jennifer Connolly, T56;
Lloyd Board, T55; Purushotham Muthakana, T55
Nominator: Amanda Clarke
KSO RPCMP Engineering Project
Team: John Cowley III, E86; Donald Allen, E86;
Christopher Berg, E86; Heather Rugnetta, E86;
Kyle Harrington, E86; Susan Ritchie, E91;
Sonia Gopal, E86; Steven Foretich, E86;
Mary Okoniewski, E86
Nominator: Richard Egyud
Load Test Process Improvement
RPM Translation
Team: Lenard Mitchell, O39;
Harold Lawrence, X36; Larry Miller, X36;
Ahmad High, O45
Nominator: John Gies Jr.
Team: Robert Brumback, O41;
Michael Gibson, X82; Thomas Herrin, X82;
Steven Hewitt, X82; Laura Livanec, E86;
Benjamin Williamson, E86; Billy Bruce Jr., O41;
Brian Wilkins, X36; Matthew, Player; E25
Nominator: David Brinkley III
Nuflo In Stock Fittings Inspection –
Improved Customer Service
Team: James Norris III, O53;
Stanley Worley, O39; Michael Jaroma, O04;
Walton Bass; M30, Perry Williamson III, E86;
Jimmy Norville, X27; Cynthia Sinclair, O53;
Kimberly Usher, X67; Nathan McInnis, O38;
Jeffrey Remich, E15; Ashley Underwood, E86;
Steven Harrington, E15; Robert Powell Jr., X51
Nominator: Peder Wennberg Jr.
SP&T Operations Improvement
Paint Inventory Control Pilot
Program
SRS HB-Line Simulation
Team: Abel Cary, X33; Audra Vann, X79;
Edward Brown, X79; Orrin Jones, X33;
Erik Spencer, E47; James Mullins, X27;
Jamal Tiggle, X33; Alonza Turner, X21
Nominator: David Person
Team: Wayne Boone, X10; Joyce Wright, X51;
Daniel Simpson, X21; Shawn Fonville, X33;
Rebecca Dillman, X21; Shaun Riley, X10;
Neil Rosenbaum, X21; Matthew Wright, X21;
Charles Ransom, X10; Kyle Mutter, X06;
Rosa Perry, X33
Nominator: Robert Bodett
Team: John Vasquez, E04; Benjamin Price, E04;
Justin Ausura, E04; William Shaffer, E04;
Stefani Werner, E04; David Drucker, K76;
Christopher Heard, E04
Nominator: Robert Lisle Jr.
Superlift 314 Increased Outfitting
RCP “Sway Brace Assembly”
Removal, Refurbishment &
Reinstallation
Team: Jonathan Jackson, E85;
Michael Olsen, E83; Mark Kasper, E83;
Ronnie Sightler Jr., X43; Brett Brothers, X43;
Ryan Knowles, X43; Victoria Smida, E81;
Deonta Grant, X43; Tamie Agnew, E81;
James Whiters IV, E81; Hope Spencer, X43;
Michael Marchesani, E83; Casey Games, X43;
Joseph Purvis, E83
Nominator: Patrick Vick
Repair and Replacement of
Waterfront Canteens
Team: Richard Paquette, O41;
John Zydron Jr., O41; Christa Riley, O41;
Dwain Jenkins Sr., O23
Nominator: Benjamin Duman
Team: Lawrence Darden, X91;
Bass Beasley Jr., X91; Tyrone Armstrong, X91;
James Foster, X91; Roy Ethington, X91;
Kevin Parker, X91; David Spivey, X91;
Earl Goodman, O22; John Neal, X36;
Anthony Spivey Jr., X91; David Hodges, X91;
Tynel Moore, X91; Micah Amrozowicz, X91;
Steven McDonald, X91; Richard Gregory, X91;
Odis Wesby, X31
Nominator: Leo Carper Jr.
Visual BOM Planning
Team: Ronald Chisholm, T56;
Timothy Hamer, T55; Michael Sheldon, X59;
Terence Burns, T55; Jonathan Anastasi, X57;
Joseph Senecal, X89; Bryan McDaniels, X57;
Charles Cone Jr., T55; Bruce Herring, T55
Nominator: Rachel Gilpin
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DECKPLATE SUCCESS
Bulkhead Recovery Effort Team
Team: Michael Bonelli, X88;
Kernell Washington, X18; Jeffery Myrick, X11;
Phillip Wilson, X91; Dennis Nodurft, X18;
Colon Brinkley III, X18; Leroy Smith, X11;
Rebecca Boyd, X11; Eric Collins Jr., X11;
John Nesbitt, X11; Aaron Rutherford, X11;
Kevin Patterson, X11; Rodney Taylor, X18;
Bryan Weischedel, X18; Melvin Fogg, X18
Nominator: Neal Woodard
Bulkhead Welding Change
Implementation with Superior
Results
Team: Stephen Haywood, X18;
Nolan Rudisill, X18; Adam Turner, X18;
Marice Grandison, X18; Matthew Smith, X18;
Edward Doherty, X18; Donnell Miller, X18;
Reggienald Hall Jr., X18; George Young, X18;
Matthew Masters, X18; Shane Irving, X18;
Fermond Jones Jr., X18; Justin Yaeger, X18;
Emerson Bernshausen, X18;
Kelvin Larrimore, X18; Alan Boone, X18
Nominator: Larry Deaver
Chemical Analysis Rooms Outfitting
Team: Bruce Watson, X32; John Boutalis, X32;
Jackie Diggs Jr., X32; David Chavis, M30;
Steven Torres, M40; Kennon Marsh, X32;
Archie Middleton, X32; Nikita Wright, X42;
Cornell Parker, X32; David Martin, X10;
Donald Hickman Jr., X32; Michael Shultz, X32;
Zackary Welch, X32; Capres Amory Jr., X32;
Amos Rawls III, X42; Pernell Brown, X91
Nominator: Mark Milius
Cofferdam Fabrication in Support of
John Warner PSA
Team: Floyd Scott, X32; Kevin Fowler, X32;
Terrell Pridgen, X32; Ryan Soult, X32;
George Bullock, X32; Nicole Hines, X32;
Michael Vogelhoffler, X32; Brian Phelps, X32;
Nikki White, X32; Jason Kronstain, X32;
Hayden Champigny, X32;
Jonathan England, X32; Joel Wilson, X32; Seth
Clark, X32; William Bullock, X32;
David Prillaman, X32
Nominator: Jason Roach
CVN 78 Advanced Weapons Elevator
Team: Craig Engebretsen, X43;
Israel Phoenix, X43; Darrin Lilly, X43;
Leonard Leak III, X43; Jordan Roth, X43;
Gregory Himes Jr., X43
Nominator: Marvin Taylor III
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CVN 72 CMA Deck Covering
Team: Jerome Knight, X33; Mark Grant, X33;
Robert Robbins, X79; Terry Young, X33;
Randy Pierce, X79; Alvin Ward, X33;
Earl Reid, X33; Leonardo Holloman, X33;
Derick Rodgers, X33; Khordney Sledge, X33;
Tony Brooks, X33; Travis Thomas, X33;
Dominique Green, X33; Robert Jones Jr., X33
Nominator: David Person
CVN 72 Galley Vent / Gaylord
Systems
Team: Jesse Cartwright II, X70;
Joseph Wetzler, O22; Alan Varney, X31;
Isaac Wigfall, X31; Nathaniel Henry, X31;
Jared Belcher, X79; Alexander Westphal, X31;
Chase Dornbusch, X31; Thomas O’Toole, E61;
Walter Rose, E44; Keyan Turner, X31;
Matthew Barrow, E61; Eli Matthews, X31;
Deshaun Hart, X31; Hunter Atkins, X31
Nominator: Roy Barefoot
Nuflo In Stock Fittings Inspection –
Reduced Schedule Impact
Team: David Ennis, X67; Stanley Rymer, X67;
Gregory Taliaferro, O38; John Perkins, X42;
Michael Karika, X67; Lyndon Morings Jr., X42;
Donte Ellis, X42; Crystal Gregory, O53;
Gary Garner, O38; Nathaniel Morse, X42;
John Witherspoon II, O53;
Johnathan Bailess, O38;
Phillip Barendregt, X67; Charmaine Smith, O38;
Christopher Elder, X42; Johnta Knight, X32
Nominator: Peder Wennberg Jr.
Plant Protection
Team: Yvonne Weiss, O15; Elbert Williams, O15;
Kevin Jones, O15; Tina Sledge Valentine, O15;
Gayle Lab, O15; George Strother, O15;
Willie Turner Jr., O15; John Tomey, O15;
Levi Williams, O15; Earl McNair, O15;
Jeffery Ferree, O15
Nominator: Michael Berry
CVN 79 PWU Producibility
Improvement
Portable Milling Machine for LCCA
Fairing Strips
Team: Maurice Marshall, X42;
Charlie Boone Jr., X33; Bonita Brown, X33;
Christopher Crowley, X42; Parker Short, E86;
Amos Rawls III, X42
Nominator: Lee Fischer
Team: Wayne Foster, O64; Richard Porter, X43;
George Toth, O64; Stacey Couch, X32
Nominator: Michael Blackshear
Irradiated Component Disposal
Container Shipout
Team: Charles Breiner, X43; Kevin Ritton, E82;
Stanley Fortson, X43; John Pember, X43;
William Bassett, X73; Joshua Pope, X43;
Amanda Walker, E82; Ronald Thackeray, X43;
Stephen Cottrell, X43; Dakota Ashley, X43;
Austin Gregory, X43; Marc Mitchell Jr., X43;
David Ponseti, X43; Ashley Meyers, X43;
Steven Dixon, X73; David Redd, X43
Nominator: Robert Richardson
Main Feed Pump Replacement
Team: Kenneth Naugle, X43; Austin Taylor, X43;
Lester Heathcoc, X43; Michael Cagle, X43;
Thomas Daughtrey, X88
Nominator: Eugene Creswell Jr.
USG Lightning Strike Recovery
Team: Joseph Davenport, N400;
Kenneth Davenport, N400;
Jeremy T. Gingrich, N400; Joshua Hill, N400;
Wilma Majors, N400
Nominator: Ross Lindman
Vent and Supply Tank Process
Improvements
Team: Allen Thacker, X11; Ronald Summers, X10;
Emma King, X10; Jeremy Nichols, X10;
Angela Bryant, X10; Anthony Knopp, X18;
Terry Campbell, X18; Raymond Ewell, X11
Nominator: Michael Simmons
LEADERSHIP
Pipe Shop Liaison
Honoree: Christopher Smith, E26
Nominator: Darrell Cofsky
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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS
AUDIO/VIDEO
50” PLASMA HDTV - Pioneer PDP5071HD, Pioneer sound-bar, remote
& manual. Amazing picture. Perfect
condition. $599 obo (757) 636-6324
EXPERIENCED DJ - customized playlists suited for any event, lighting effects
& photography (757) 869-1876
PA AMPLIFIER - Peavey 2000W PA
amplifier w/hard roller case. Ideal for
church, bingo, social hall. $350, or $325
w/o case. (757) 813-1781
AUTO
PONTIAC SUNFIRE - 4sale sunfire gt
5spd 167k. Daily driver runs and drives
great. Family owned since new. $150
(757) 298-4694
‘81 CORVETTE - Silver, Needs work $7K
OBO (757) 329-0211
220CC SCOOTER - Street Legal.
New battery. Spare rear tire. Excellent
commuter - Park at gate! Text for photos.
$2000 or trad (757) 771-0244
TONNEAU COVER - Trifold, black. Fits
07 - 2010 Tacoma 6’ bed. Great shape
$120, firm. (757) 570-0705
DODGE DURANGO - 2004 SXT - Approx
168k miles (hwy) - V8, clean, $4500
(757) 951-3660
07 COROLLA CE - Only 17,400 actual
miles. New tires and battery. Must See.
$9,000 Text or Call. (757) 876-7925
4 WHEELER - 2004 300 Artic Cat 4X4
with 214 miles garage kept. $2700, Red,
like new, runs great. (757) 619-3903
98 MERCEDES BENZ - SLK230,
silver, new brakes, new tires, new
inspection, excellent condition. $4700
(757) 758-0001
07 HARLEY DLUX - Chromed-out, <7
miles, like new, 12k OBO, HD soft tail
(757) 365-9694
99 MERCURY MARQUIS - V8, 188,480
mi $700 (757) 776-2498
Auto cont.
Computers cont.
Furnishings & Appliances cont.
SHIPYARD CAR - 2006 Honda CRV SE,
VG condition. 227K Mls, 1 Owner/Non
smoker. Mech Sound, New Tires/Main
Rec $2800 (757) 570-0178
DELL PRINTER - Photo All-In-One
Printer 964, Works good, has manual
& extra ink cartridges, $50 OBO
(757) 722-0550
CHERRY DINETTE - Solid Cherry Dining
Set – six chairs, buffet, and additional
leaf. E/C, paid new $2,500 asking $900
OBO (757) 357-5542
2001 FORD - Explorer Sports Trac, 104k
original miles, sun roof, good condition,
$3,600 OBO. (757) 850-3889
454 SS TRUCK 1990 - 114,000m,
58,000m on motor. @48th/Huntington
prkn lot on day shift. Looks/runs/drive
good. $7,500 (757) 870-2897
97 THUNDERBIRD - 3.8. AC works.
138,000m. RED. Looks/runs/drives OK.
11/16 inspection. $850 (757) 870-2897
1995 VOLVO 850 WAGON - 5 SPD, Cold
AC, Rebuilt suspension front and RR.
$950 Negotiable. (757) 218-8611
1965 VW BEETLE - Restored 1965
Volkswagen Beetle for sale $9,000.
(757) 715-2745
BOAT & MARINE
SUPPLY
BOAT TRAILER - 16-21ft boats. Has
rollers, Galvanized, No title, no lights,
needs tires. Will need a spare to get it
home $125 (757) 329-6326
CHAPARRAL 2830 - 28ft Bowrider with
enclosed head. E/C, freshwater use
only. Tandem Alum trlr. 454 EFI. $24,000
OBO (757) 357-5542
CHRIS CRAFT 23 - 1986 Scorpian 23,
OMC Cobra outdrive, 350 chevy motor,
30 hrs. since rebuilt. Tandem Galv. Trlr.
$2500 OBO (757) 377-6336
14’ SCANOE - 14 Foot Coleman
Scanoe, Green w/ Flat Transom- Fits
Trolling Motor. Good Condition. Text for
Pics. $300 (757) 897-6875
COMPUTERS
COMPUTER REPAIR - Can fix almost
anything, free diagnostics. $50 + Parts
if needed. txt (757) 775-5851
COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop Repair,
Remove Viruses, Install programs, $85/
Parts (757) 329-6761
HOBBIES
NEW SURFBOARD - 5’10 New Limited
edition Monster Energy Drink with fins,
awesome deal, will text pics, $250 OBO.
(757) 342-6977
HILTON TENNIS - Want fun? Meet new
people? Hilton Tennis. Clay courts.
Year round fun. Near ShipYard. All ages
(757) 268-5207
2009 FATBOB - Iron Hobby Horse96ci/6-SPEED - 1.7k miles, VH pipes,
SE Hi-Vel AirFlo, Too many extras to list.
$10,950 obo (757) 812-5550
WEIGHTS - Curl bar and 8o+
lbs of weights.
$40. Call or text.
(757) 254-2977
GUITAR CLASSES - “C’mon c’mon
c’mon c’mon now text me maybe!”
1-on-1 Midtown NN Wk/bi-wk sched
Call/text (757) 528-7017
FREE
CHINA CABINET - solid wood, E/C,
Hand painted sunflowers top/bottom,
sunflower knobs. Pic. available $250
OBO (757) 291-8046
KITCHEN - Bosch Dishwasher, white,
stainless steel interior, EC, $160 OBO
(757) 220-9278
REAL
ESTATE
OBX HOME RENTAL - 3 levels, 4BR 2BA
in Kill Devil Hills, REC Room, Great Deck
w/crows nest w/ocean view, weekly
$1095 (757) 268-5864
2 ACRE LOT - Gates Co NC ½ mile from
VA line. Wooded lot on well maintained
private rd. 42 miles from shipyard
(757) 377-0303
HOME FOR SALE - 3 bd/1.5 bth, brick,
att garage, 15 min to NNS, upgraded,
fenced yrd 1/3 acre, hardwood, new AC/
Furn (757) 504-5845
BEACH RENTAL - 4BR, 2BA, 3 levels,
with privacy. Great multilevel decking
with ocean view, weekly $1095.
(757) 268-5864.
FILL DIRT - Approx. 3 yards of fill dirt.
Removed to install a Pool. you haul
away. Newport News (757) 660-8104
BEACH HOUSE - 3 Bdrm, 1-1/2 Bth on
Beach Rd, Kitty Hawk, NC $950 Plus
$100 Deposit, Beautiful Ocean View.
(757) 846-1036
FURNISHINGS &
APPLIANCES
WATERFRONT HOME - Seaford 3br 2
full bath updated Rancher, Dock Boat
lift replaced 8 years ago $328,500
(757) 877-1377
AC UNIT - Window AC Unit, Like New
condition, $80. (757) 869-7567
TRAMPOLINE - JumpSport Fitness
Trampoline - New. Paid $250 asking
$150. Text for Pic (757) 871-4845
COUNTERTOP OVEN - Hamilton Beach,
Bake/broil/convection/rotisserie,
incl
manual and all accessories $30 OBO
(757) 339-3905
DINING TABLE - Butcher block, 36
x 60, 2 leaves, 6 chairs, Top needs
refinish, Perfect for beach cottage.
$250 or best offer (757) 339-3905
BEACH RENTAL - Kill Devil Hills, 4BR,
2BA, 3 Levels, Nice Kitchen and Great
Room, Great decking w/ocean view
Weekly $1,095 (757) 268-5864
HOME FOR SALE - 2007 3BD 2 Bath
House in Surry, VA Private wooded 1.72
acre lot $219K (757) 784-8340
HOUSE FOR RENT - Norfolk 4 BR 2 BA
2000 sqft, LR, Fam Rm, Eatin Kitch, Cent
Heat&AC, Laund Rm, Big yd on Lake,
No pet (757) 340-6653
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5 | 9 | 2016
Real Estate cont.
Miscellaneous cont.
Miscellaneous cont.
Wanted cont.
SUMMERLAKE HOME - 4 BD home for
sale in Summerlake in Newport News.
Over 2K sq ft., walk out basement.
$180K (757) 968-1938
RADIAL ARM SAW - 2-1/2 Horse
sears radial arm saw for sale 125 firm
(757) 223-0311
BODY WRAP - Need an It Works body
wrap? No commitment. $25 cash. $5
donated to Peninsula SPCA for every
wrap. (757) 575-7984
RENTER - 2BR/2BA Townhome near
City Center. 1200/mo/depst. Patio, new
flooring, 2 levels, lg loft, resv parking.
Text (757) 705-6803
LAWN CARE - Affordable lawn care to
include cutting, edging, leaf removal,
flower beds & more. (757) 713-0660
RIDERS NEEDED - HRT van leaving
VaBeach to NNS daily 1st shift. Leave
Diamond Springs Rd to all gates at
NNS. (757) 450-6740
HOUSE FOR RENT - 4 Bedrooms 2
Bath, Living Rm, Kitchen, HVAC, Utility
Rm, Washer/Dryer hook-ups Large Yard,
$950/mo. (757) 592-2727
ROLEX SUB - Recently serviced. 2 year
warranty & auth. paperwork. 07 model,
Blue & Gold Sub. Looks new! $7000
(757) 329-0610
HOUSE FOR RENT - Hampton, 3BR,
1Bath, newly remodeled, 22X28
detached garage, $1100 (757) 719-3325
PEST
TERMINATOR
Termite
Treatments/Bonds, Moisture Control,
sand, ploy, Under House Repairs.
Wasps, ants, etc (757) 873-4999
HOME FOR RENT - 3 bedroom, 1-1/2
bath, family room, kitchen, central air/
heat, washer/dryer hookup. Rent $850/
mo. Avail 4/1 (757) 344-6190
ARC WELDER - Hobart Stickmate LX,
235AC/160DC output Wheels and
upgraded work and electrode clamps
$300 (757) 339-3905
MISCELLANEOUS
FLOWERS - Red Canna and Nandina
flowers for sale $1-2 per pot. Call or text
(757) 503-0208
PHOTOGRAPHY - Children, Families,
Senior Portraits, Engagements, and
Maternity. Shipyard employees receive
discount. (757) 525-1378
REDSKINS 2016 - Full season only.
LL 212; Row 2; Seats 8-9. 2-pre/8 reg
season games/w parking. $2700.00. No
single games. (804) 241-6597
LAWN CARE - Mowing, edging, etc.
(NN, Hampt., York. Area) (757) 535-9279
EUREEKA VACCUME - bought new for
$100. Asking $40, runs well but needs
new belt. Call/Text (757) 871-7517
SAFETY SOES - Women’s safety
shoes size 7 brand Carolina $50.00
used maybe 3 times Call or text
(757) 503-0208
RAW MILK SHARES - Raw milk cow
shares call (757) 478-5860
CONCERT TICKETS - 2 tickets for Toby
Keith July 8 at Veterans Amp. Sec 101,
Row F, pre parking and VIP Club $300
(254) 220-9912
CONCERT TICKETS - 2 tickets for Brad
Paisley Sep 22 at Veterans Amp. Sec
101, Row F, with pre parking/VIP Club
$300 (254) 220-9912
2 WWE TICKETS - 2 WWE Smackdown
tickets $60 @ Norfolk Scope 7pm on
tues 5/24, seating 219, row A. Text
(757) 285-9432
LANDSCAPING - design and install –
create an inviting yard you’re happy to
come home to (757) 535-9279
HOUSE CLEANING
- In honor of
mothers day if hired for the month of
May 75% of profit for home cleaning
goes to charity. (757) 604-7788
POOL STAIRS - “Wedding Stairs” for
above ground swimming pool. Paid
$650, sell for $125. Used one season.
(757) 864-0721
HELPING HANDS - General home
cleaning. Free Estimates. One time or
special occasion cleaning welcomed.
Licensed & Insured. (757) 371-3904
MAKE-UP ARTIST - Services incl:
Bridal, Proms, & More! Will travel
(757) 325-5353
EXERCISE EQUIPMENT - Ellipticals,
Concept 2 Rower, exercise bikes,
treadmills, knee walker, 4 connected
office rm chairs (757) 589-7248
LAUNDRY DETERGENT - 5 Gal. Bucket
$35. Liquid H.E. last 4 to 5 months.
Sweet potatoes half bushel $15 water
cooler $65 (757) 589-7248
TILE SERVICES - Specializing in custom
master baths & all other tile installations
Lic. & Ins. (757) 232-1299
ITEMS - Microwaves, weight bench,
patio table, 4 chair, NU wave
oven, TORO Lawn mower selfpro
(757) 589-7248
ALL YOU CAN EAT - Line Dance
Shrimp/Crab Feast & Shop Aug. 6, $155
incl transport to Maryland. $50 dep. due
ASAP (757) 508-3733
HOUSE WASHING - House, Roof and
Concrete Cleaning. Most methods are
used with less than 500PSI. Licensed
and Insured. (757) 810-5115
GUTTER CLEANING - Clean gutters by
hand, bag the debris, flush down spouts
and brighten outside Licensed and
Insured. (757) 810-5115
PETS
ROOMMATE NEEDED - Looking to rent
a room currently have a spare room
located behind the mariners museum in
NN (757) 696-5785
BILLIARDS POOL - Looking for a
pool player to play on Sunday night
(757) 532-6325
VAN-POOL RIDERS - van comes
through King William West Point New
Kent Norge/Croaker commuter lot
(540) 907-5811
VAN RIDERS - Van coming thru
Franklin, Suffolk and Smithfield. 3rd shift
(757) 653-8664
YARD &
GARAGE SALES
YARD SALE - Wendwood community
pool yard sale Saturday (5/14) – off
Nettles Dr. in NN (757) 535-9279
COMMUNITY YARD SALE - Yard
sale
& car wash 05/14/2016 8-2
PM 5549 Indian River Rd. VA Beach
(757) 773-3394
MALTESE PUPPIES - 5 week old
all white Maltese puppies for sale
(757) 477-2785
NEAR CNU - Riverside Community Yard
Sale Sat. May 14 - 208 Mistletoe Drive
(757) 575-7984
CHILDCARE
- M-F, 1st/2nd shift
available, FT/PT, CPR & First Aid
Certified, low rates, smoke free, Fox Hill
area (757) 869-1876
EXT
RIVERSIDE NN - Multi Family Yard sales
10+ homes everything A-Z 7:00-Til
(757) 303-1100
CHILDCARE - M-F 5AM-5:30 PM, FT/
PT 20+ yrs exp., reasonable rates.
(757) 249-2624
6X12 TRAILER - Will trade 220cc
scooter for 6x12 enclosed cargo trailer
2012 or newer. Text for photos & info.
(757) 771-0244
42” RIDN MOWER - 17hp Craftsman
runs, looks and cuts good, Easy
cranking 5 speeds. Extra wide body and
tires. $350 OBO (757) 870-2897
JANITORIAL - power washing, stripping
& waxing floors carpet cleaning
(757) 503-0934
ELLIPTICAL - NordicTrack e5 si
elliptical machine. Purchased for
$1000, selling for $400. Great condition.
(757) 968-1938
BUSHOGGING - Reclaim overgrown
areas, fields etc. 4WD tractor,
gravel grading, grapple for log/
bush pile moving. (757) 810-9052
WANTED
LAWN MOWER - Un- Wanted push
mower running or broken will pick
up for free. please leave msg or txt.
(757) 897-4737
ROOMMATE - Residential (Hampton,
Fox Hill), use of kitchen/laundry, wifi,
500/mo. flat (757) 449-4799
WASHER & DRYER - Broken washers &
dryers that are in your way. Will pick up
for free. (757) 617-0100
M/C
MECHANIC
Wanted
M/C Mechanic for 1991 Suzuki
Intruder
800
(757)
593-8360
VENDOR DAY - Over 20 Vendors/
Crafters/BBQ Sat 5/14 10:30-2pm 16053
Carrollton Blvd Rt 17 (757) 365-0467