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SALUTE
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility
Feb. 21, 2019
Vol. XI No. 4
Winter weather work
challenges not new
Feb. 3, 1916, brought 30 inches of snow in 36 hours to Navy Yard, Puget Sound. (PSNS & IMF file photo)
Commander’s Corner Safety throughout the year
Machine guards can save limbs, lives, eyes
Max Maxfield, PSNS & IMF Public Affairs Point-of-use guards are temporarily away from the point of operation, where
Staying informed is part of being prepared Safety is everyone’s responsibility
at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard &
attached to the machine or work area,
often with clamps or magnets.
the mechanic is often paying the closest
attention.
Intermediate Maintenance Facility. Both fixed and point-of-use guards help Any employee who would like more
Team PSNS & IMF, Facebook. Your questions are important, Employees should constantly look at prevent injury by keeping employee information about machine guards
and I appreciate those who chimed in the equipment and processes they and body parts or clothing away from the or machine guard use at PSNS & IMF
The Pacific Northwest received a record- their fellow employees use to maintain, point of operation. This is where the should contact the safety advocate
with legitimate, helpful feedback. My staff
setting snow storm the first week of modernize and retire the Navy’s fleet. machine performs cuts, shapes, bores for his or her shop or code. Code 106,
worked throughout the events to get your
February. A large amount of snow piled into or forms materials such as wood, Environmental, Safety and Health
questions answered. One of the simplest ways employees
up quickly, creating challenges for road plastic or metal. Programs, has more information
As a naval shipyard, the work we do can contribute to their personal safety
crews and communities both inside and about safety topics, including the OSH
requires us to maintain continuous is to ensure they correctly use guards Guards can also be used, in
outside the base. Manual and the command’s Safety Rules
operations; however, there are times on machines that shear (cut), bend or conjunction with proper personal
Even with the best efforts of hard- punch a material with a reciprocating, protective equipment, to protect an Handbook, on the command intranet
when extreme weather or emergency (SharePoint) at https://homeportnw.
working road crews, the weather forecast transversing or rotating motion. employee’s hands or eyes from flying
Volume XI No. 4 situations call for me to curtail non-critical psns.navy.mil/dept/106/default.aspx.
Feb. 21, 2019 and road conditions warranted curtailing waste materials such as metal or wood
operations. There is still a need for specific Using any machine without its proper
Next issue: operations at 2 p.m., Friday, Feb. 8, and all shavings. They also help prevent spray If an unsafe condition is identified,
Mar. 7, 2019 personnel to report to their worksites guards violates Occupational Safety
shifts Monday, Feb. 11, and Tuesday, Feb. from machines that incorporate a steady employees should follow command
Deadline for submissions: if their responsibilities require them to and Health agency regulations. Violations
Feb. 22, 2019 12, placing the majority of our workforce stream of coolant or lubricant sprayed safety guidelines and call the ESH
Commander support and conduct critical work. Those of an OSH regulation can result in a fine
on administrative leave. This means onto the point where the tool meets the Hazard Hotline at 360.476.8100.
Captain Howard B. Markle employees are identified by positions of more than $120,000. At PSNS & IMF
Executive Director you were paid for your normal workday stock material. All employees working with portable
and by their supervisors. You will receive safety is the first priority and it’s the
Richard L. Tift without taking leave. There are other moving parts on some tools or near larger machines should
Public Affairs Officer word from your supervisor if your command’s duty to furnish employees
Kellie M. Randall Making the decision to change our position requires you to report to work. As with a place of employment free from machines that can injure an employee ensure both they and their coworkers
Editor operating status is not one I take lightly. with any question, your supervisor is your recognized hazards. that properly used guards near the work use machine guards correctly, each and
Michele L. Fletcher
We returned to work Wednesday, Feb. 13, first stop to get your questions answered, area by cutting, pinching or dragging every time they operate that tool.
Need more information? Purchasing tools and machines with
Facebook: PSNSandIMF based on road conditions, snow removal so contact your supervisor if you are the mechanic into to machine itself.
fixed guards, whenever available, or
ontheWaterfront progress inside the fence line, and the unsure if you need to come to work. Machine guards are often built into
Flickr: Flickr.com/ providing alternate guarding solutions is
PSNSandIMF upcoming weather forecast. This decision the design of the tool to help employees
There were some questions on what just one of the ways the command aims The February safety throughout the year topic
Twitter: Twitter.com/ was made with input from military to make the working environment as safe avoid flywheels, pulleys, belts, chains, was brought to you by Shop 71, Blasters, Painters
PSNSandIMF curtailment means. Curtailment is saying
YouTube: YouTube.com/ and community leadership, emergency as possible. couplings, connecting rods, spindles and Tilesetters.
we are not closing, just limiting certain
JoeShipyardWorker management personnel and transit cams and gears. These parts are often
Website: navsea.navy.mil/ work and positions that aren’t required If a tool comes with a factory-installed
Home/Shipyards/ partners. Weather conditions vary across
for identified work that must continue. guard, mechanics should never remove
PSNS-IMF the region, so in any message of normal
Salute online: dvidshub.net/ Confusion also surrounded the messages or modify the guard. If they notice that
publication/1101/salute operations or a delay due to inclement
that Naval Base Kitsap put out. We are a guard is missing or unserviceable,
Phone: 360.476.2544 weather, it is emphasized that if you are
Email: psns.pao.fct@navy.mil not the base. We are a tenant command of they should return the tool to the tool
Mailing address: not comfortable commuting, you can
NBK. If you receive information directed room and report the deficiency to the
Salute, Code 1161 contact your supervisor and request leave.
1400 Farragut Ave. Stop 2072 toward NBK employees, that is not you. tool attendant. If the guard is on a
Bremerton, WA 98314-2072 Within minutes of making the decisions You should receive specific information larger machine, they should bring the
on operating statuses, information was put addressed to PSNS & IMF Bremerton site deficiency to the attention of their chain
This newsletter is published
for members of the PSNS & out through our official communication employees. If you work at the Trident of command or shop safety advocate.
IMF workforce. Views and channels – Groupcast, Facebook, Twitter
opinions expressed in Salute Refit Facility at Bangor, you need to call Two kinds of machine guards are
are not necessarily the and the command’s information line their information line. If you work at the
official views of, or endorsed commonly used at the command. Fixed
(all-employee email and News You Can NRMD, or are a PSNS & IMF employee
by, the U.S. Government, guards are permanently attached to a
the Department of Defense, Use were used for the early release on at Bangor, you follow the PSNS & IMF machine. Note this does not mean fixed
the Department of the Feb. 8). We received lots of comments and
Navy, or PSNS & IMF. Salute announcement. Again, you should contact guards cannot be moved or rotated
is produced in accordance questions regarding operating status on your supervisor if you have questions. away from the work surface while
with SECNAVINST 5720.44C,
Department of the Navy stock is clamped into position. They do,
Public Affairs Policy and however, require tools to be removed
Instructions. Editorial continued on Page 7
content is gathered, from the machine.
prepared, edited and
provided by the PSNS Fixed guards are the preferred type
& IMF Public Affairs of guards. They were designed to
Office. All photos
are property both protect the mechanic while also
PSNS & IMF is on a mission to maintain,
of the U.S. minimizing interference with the work
Navy, unless
otherwise the machine is performing, or is limiting Jacob Flores, a machinist with Shop 31, the inside machine shop, uses a fixed chuck guard to
modernize and retire our Navy’s fleet.
credited. the mechanic’s view of the work being protect himself while using a lathe in Building. 431, Jan. 24, at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard &
performed at the time. Intermediate Maintenance Facility. (PSNS & IMF photo by Scott Hansen)
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C O N G R AT U L AT I O N S U. S. Navy Admiral
Join us April 10 to celebrate our teammates! achieved many firsts
EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR Admiral Michelle Howard graduated
ADMINISTRATIVE, CLERICAL, AND Scott Russell, Code 250 Davin Schreiber, Shop 51 Roger Spray Jr., Code 244.2 from the United states Naval
SUPPORT SERVICES Eric Wilimczyk, Code 2301 MANAGERIAL SUPERVISOR – TRADES Silverio Tejero, Code 2330 Academy in 1982. Throughout her
(GS-10 or Equivalent and Below) TRADES AND CRAFTS – STRUCTURAL and PROJECT (Second-Level or Above) TECHNICAL or PROFESSIONAL
Nicole Aiken, Shop 11
career, Howard has achieved many
(Non-Supervisory) (WG-06 and Above) Katherine Andrews, Shop 38RF (Non-Engineering, Non-Supervisory)
Carla Berg, Code 120 Meghan Dietze, Shop 17 Richard Belanger, Shop 51 Jericho Bautista, Code 109.3 firsts. She was the first female to
Robert Bottai, Code 1144 Susan LaFountaine, Shop 11 Thomas Black, Code 392 Micah Blair, Code 109 command a U.S. Navy warship, the
Kimberly Childress, Code 1200 Nikole Starks, Shop 26 Gene Bowen, Shop 99 Misty Braboy, Code 136 first female graduate of the Naval
Teri Dahl, Shop 56 TRADES AND CRAFTS – MECHANICAL Tammy Brown, Code 300 Edwin Gotera, Code 451
Sheilamarie Embestro, Code 900P (Non-Supervisory) (WG-06 and Above)
Academy to achieve the rank of
Laddie Cox, Code 720 Bret Halffman, Code 720
Karen Ferguson, Shop 71 Brandon Bliss, Shop 56 rear admiral, and the first African-
Joshua Florez, Code 900P Brian Hibbs, Code 1211 Today’s African-American Sailors stand proudly knowing the accomplishments
Peggy Gillard, Code 2340 Jami Bolger, Code 135 Tyler George, Code 760 Maxwell Hughey, Code 105.4 American woman to command an
Dirk Johnson, Code 900T Myeong-Yim Cooper, Code 720
of their predecessors, including the eight black Sailors who earned the Medal of
Ronald Jackson, Shop 11 Ryan Lowe, Code 105.3 Expeditionary Strike Group at sea.
Kyle Jones, Code 106 John Crock, Shop 38 Alex Johnston, Code 123 Erica Neyman, Code 1200N Honor during the Civil War; Dick Turpin, one of the survivors of the explosion
Kristin Kieffer, Code 105 Michelle Indermuhle, Shop 57 Allen Macabitas, Code 361 Sean Ross, Code 2305 aboard the battleship Maine; and the 14 black female yeoman who enlisted during Howard experienced another first
Keith Larson, Code 109 Jeffrey Kimble, Shop 99 Terry Painter II, Code 1010 Tally Roy, Code 2308 World War I. The Navy planted the seeds for racial integration during World War when she called to order four-star
Brenda Ledesma, Code 1200N Daniel Mayfield, Shop 38RF Jeffrey Pavlicek, Shop 26 Heidi Stingle, Code 106
II and trained a generation of outstanding African-American officers and enlisted shoulder boards for women and
Larissa Lykins, Shop 26 Erik McCullough Jr., Code 730 Tyson Pothier, Code 1050 THE VISION or INNOVATION AWARD
Shannon Maiers, Shop 17 Todd Wichelmann, Shop 31 Derek Stewart, Code 105 Brian Bowker, Code 2310 personnel who provided critical leadership and expertise during the Cold War. realized that they didn’t exist. The
Arnold Morgan, Code 210 TRADES AND CRAFTS – ELECTRICAL Christopher Strader, Shop 17 Daniel Clifton, Code 2330 set placed on her uniform by the
Heidi Pape, Code 1040 (Non-Supervisory) (WG-06 and Above) On Dec. 26, 1944, the first African-American female officers, Frances Eliza Willis
Craig Trask, Code 740 Steven Denton, Shop 51 Secretary of the Navy and her
Holly Skuodas, Shop 38 Frederick Berry, Shop 67 Nathan Vaughan, Shop 64 Mathew Green, Code 210
and Harriet Ida Pickens were commissioned. Despite entering the last class for the
husband, Wayne Cowles, was the first
Brittany Woolley, Code 107 Krystal Brown, Shop 51 ENGINEERING or PROFESSIONAL - Graham Magnuson, Code 2320 naval reserve midshipman at Smith College in Northampton, Mass., three weeks
ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPPORT Melissa Brown, Shop 31 WATERFRONT SUPPORT set in the history of the U.S. Navy.
Jacob Morrison, Shop 11 late, Pickens graduated with honors.
SERVICES Jeffrey Taylor, Shop 99 (Degreed Engineer, EIT, or PE) Byron Orme, Code 392 On July 1, 2014, the U.S. Navy
(GS-11 or Equivalent and Above) TRADES AND CRAFTS – SERVICE Michael Arrant, Code 2301 Teresa Scullion, Code 452 By the war’s end on Sept. 2, 1945, 70 enlisted black WAVES joined Pickens and
Maria Benson, Code 900P (Non-Supervisory) (WG-06 and Above) Nikita Cardenas, Code 2340 promoted Howard to the rank of
Noah Taylor, Code 2340 Willis. One of them, Chief Yeomen Edna Young became one of the first enlisted
Karla Berkshire, Code 220 Franklin Butler, Shop 75 Tim Davis, Code 2312 four-star admiral, making her the
Carl Bowers, Code 900T Josiah Gardner, Shop 31 David DeHaai, Code 2330
Tammy Titus, Code 105 women sworn into the regular Navy on June 6, 1948.
Jordan Veach, Shop 17 first female four-star in the 238 year
Elizabeth Cichocki, Code 1223 Troy Haynes, Shop 06 Bryson Delima, Code 2310
Mark Crawford, Code 210 Robert Issa, Shop 64 Bryan Lemos-Goncalves, Code 710
VALOR history of the United States Navy. She
Christopher Borges, Shop 51 retired on Dec. 1, 2018.
Shannon Durbin, Code 1125 David Parker, Code 740 Nicolas Gunyan, Code 2370 OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER SERVICES
Michele Fletcher, Code 1160 Tyler Petrea, Code 760 Amy Holt, Code 246
Darrell Beaver, Shop 17
Amanda Hollinder, Shop 31 Frank Ranuio, Shop 71 Flormina Lapurga, Code 242
Krystle Edwards, Code 105
Johnathan Kinder, Code 132 TRADES AND CRAFTS – STRUCTURAL David Leidig, Code 280
(Non-Supervisory) (WG-05 and Below) Robert Endsley, 2330
Debra Kindt, Code 750 Nolan Ojeda, Code 260
Steven Loree, Shop 38
Donald Loomis II, Code 1130 Jerilynn Grogan, Shop 26 Derrick Schell, Code 2320
Jeffery Ludwick, Shop 11
Christopher Malloy, Shop 38 Dereck Segarra, Shop 11 Colby Sims, Code 138
SPIRIT OF COMPASSION
Ryan Marson, Code 1000 Teresa Tabangay, Shop 17 ENGINEERING or PROFESSIONAL -
Thiep Nguyen II, Code 1144 TRADES AND CRAFTS – MECHANICAL PLANNING/INDIRECT SUPPORT Ruben Encomienda, Shop 51
Paige Parker, Code 120 (Non-Supervisory) (WG-05 and Below) (Degreed Engineer, EIT or PE) Jordan Rodgers, Shop 17
Danny Robinson, Code 109 Brandon Coyne, Shop 56 Tylee Cairns, Code 100PI
Awstin Saurer, Shop 84 Catherine Rahm, Shop 38 Joanne Crompton, Code 2340 COMMANDER’S
Jeremy Sizemore, Shop 57 Jeffrey Harris, Code 2370
Gabriel Seifert, Code 300N
TRADES AND CRAFTS – ELECTRICAL George Johnson, Code 2310
EXCELLENCE IN SAFETY
Clayton Souza LaFontaine, Shop 99
(Non-Supervisory) (WG-05 and Below) Skeeter Judd, Code 138 Employee Nominees
Donna Swanson, Code 601
ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGERIAL or Travis Foreman, Shop 99 Thomas Kruger, Code 2320 Charles Chase, Shop 31
SUPERVISORY (Non-Engineering, Jay Gabun, Shop 51 Devin Lake, Code 260 Elisha Garcia, Shop 99
Non-Trade) (White Collar) TRADES AND CRAFTS - SERVICE James Oakes, Code 2330 Sarah Isbell, Code 740
Shannon Armstrong, Shop 64 (Non-Supervisory) (WG-05 and Below) Duy Pham, Code 106 Phillip Pinheiro, Shop 31
Buddy Bennett, Code 740 Stephen Fix, Code 900P Bryan Plubell, Code 246 John Quigley, Shop 31 Adm. Michelle Howard lends a hand to
Lauren Bjerregaard, Code 900A Aaron Gantz, Shop 99 Julia Ratmeyer, Code 105 Veronica Reczek, Shop 64 Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus as he
Scott Bray, Code 105 Tyler Pinkerton, Code 740 ENGINEERING or TECHNICAL – Altyn Stevens, Shop 31
Michelle Talmadge, Shop 99
and Wayne Cowles, Howard's husband,
Keziah Brown, Code 900T TRADES SUPERVISOR (Foreman) (Non-Degreed)
Steve Canale, Code 124 John Anderson, Shop 99 (HW) Daniel Atoigue, Code 244.9 Jordan Thompson, Code 900P put four-star shoulder boards on Howard's
Robert Clark, Code 300N Chadrick Ashby, Shop 17 Laura Brown, Code 123 James Zeitler, Shop 64 service white uniform Tuesday, July 1,
Mary Crouch, Code 109 Bryon Brown, Shop 64 (SW) Marvin Cox Jr., Code 125 Manager Nominees 2014, during her promotion ceremony at
Kevin Dolan, Code 420 Michael Clark, Code 900P George Edwards II, Code 120 Derek Chang, Code 105 the Women in Military Service for America
Christopher Hughes, Code 312 Aaron Cohagan, Shop 26 Edward Fisher, Code 980 Sean Davenport, Shop 99 Memorial. (U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass
Timothy Hulbert, Code 106 Robert Cramer, Shop 38 David King, Code 270 Harold Duncan III, Code 900P Communication Specialist Peter D. Lawlor)
Cecil Montgomery, Code 120S Sean Davenport, Shop 99 (PF) Trevor Lanphar, Code 246 Jeremy Feldbush, Shop 11
Robert Morris, Code 1200N Jennifer Dewitt, Shop 64 (CPF) Dylan Lovett, Code 127 Vicki Ignacio, Shop 31
Michael Plotts, Code 1180 Steven Fillingim II, Shop 52 Richard Lucke, Code 2310 Christopher Raney, shop 51
Randy Sanders, Code 1200N.3 Tyson Farley, Shop 31 Jessica Osterloh, Code 105.3 For information about the command’s
ENGINEERING MANAGERIAL or Kenneth Hill, Shop 56 Jon Rector, Code 210 African American Employee Resource
SUPERVISORY (White Collar) Gregory Johnson, Shop 57 Roy Russell, Code 290
SAILORS OF THE YEAR Group email psnsimf.aaerg.fct@navy.mil.
James Blythe, Code 122 Dakota King, Shop 64 Stephen Sawvel, Code 138 Sailor of the Year-Everett
Kristi Broderick, Code 244S Jared Nielsen, Code 740 Santino Sciarrotta, Code 2340 ND1 Jason L. Peters
Ryan Freke, Code 120T Shawn O’Brien, Shop 99E Whitney Slater, Code 260 Junior Sailor of the Year- Everett
Melissa Holschbach, Code 2340 Chad Roberson, Code 730 Alan Spicer, Code 105.6 IC2 Ashley L. Johnson
Lt. j.g. Harriet Ida Pickens (left) and Ens. Frances Wills close a suitcase after graduating from the Article information source: Navy History
David Kostelac, Code 244 Kevin Roberson, Shop 11 and Heritage Command, history.navy.mil.
Naval Reserve Midshipmen’s School (WR) at Northampton, Mass., circa December 1944.
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January retirees
Commander’s Corner continued
Leadership As I mentioned before, a lot of factors
Kitsap
play into a decision regarding our
During January 2019 the command had 32 employees
operating status. Most decisions to
with a combined 1,171 years of corporate knowledge retire.
curtail happen outside of the day
The following employees retired in January. shift employees being at the shipyard.
I understand the need to get the
Clifford L. Blumenthal, Code 980 Clayton R. Morris, Code 2305
Want to develop your leadership skills? Want to network decision out as soon as possible in
Michael W. Burnett, Code 120 Kenneth E. Norwood, Code 300
with a broad cross-section of people who will be shaping order to get to those leaving home
Daniel N. Cox Jr, Shop 51 Michael S. O’Grady, Code 260
Kitsap’s future? Want to be involved in your community? early to start their commute. In
Darrell G. Dixon, Code 136 Kenneth W. Peper, Code 312
general, members of my staff, transit
Then Leadership Kitsap is for you! Jessica E. Dunker, Code 440 Douglas C. Reimers, Code 2380
partners, and myself are up before
Bradley P. Elken, Code 2305 Timothy E. Sheedy, Code 2320
This highly successful program will give you the 3 a.m. I even hop in my car, neither
Reynie R. Fajayan, Code 133 Larry R. Smith, Code 720
tools to rise to your potential by helping you identify, 4-wheel or all-wheel drive, to make
Deborah L. Gillies, Code 109 Samuel W. Smith, Shop 99
expand and enhance key leadership skills including: my own assessment of what road
Katherine J. Green, Code 244 Larry D. Stone, Code 139
authenticity, purpose, reason, advocacy, community conditions are like in and around the
John G. Gutierrez, Code 244 Samuel J. Titus, Code 710
building, resilience and gratitude. base. In most cases, we are gathering
Richard J. Hofbauer, Shop 31 Bryan R. Walton, Code 290ME
This opportunity is open to GS-11 or above and and tracking weather and other
Steven A. Knutson, Shop 99 Kevin H. Waterbury, Code 900Q
WG-10 or above. Your commitment is: pertinent information starting the
Kevin F. Looney, Code 300N David A. Webb, Code 312
night or even days before. In each
• Ten months begining in August 2019 and ending in John S. Lorber, Code 260 John T. White, Code 280
case, I consult with NBK to ensure
June 2020. (employees are granted time allowed to
participate during working/scheduled hours).
Karl A. Markovich, Code 133
William L. Mooney, Code 740
Carolyn L. Wixson, Code 220
Roger R. Wold, Code 105
that services such as gates being open; For more information email:
roads, sidewalks and parking lots are
• Some evenings and weekend activities passable; and access to Pass & ID for PSNS.Workforce.Dev.FCT@navy.mil
(uncompensated). our workforce, contractors, ship’s force
• $250 tuition (PSNS & IMF believes so strongly and any others necessary are available
in the skills you’ll gain from going through this
impressive program that they cover $2,250 of the
Voluntary Leave Transfer Program to complete our mission.
$2,500 tuition). recipients in need of donations Emergencies and urgent situations
happen. To ensure you are as prepared
If you and your supervisor can meet this This program authorizes federal service employees to donate as possible for future situations, turn
commitment, simply submit an essay (approximately annual leave to other federal service employees experiencing to page 8 in this issue for information
Trading Post
500 words) outlining your:
• Academic and/or professional achievements.
medical conditions. If you wish to donate annual leave or have
questions contact Shawn Castro at shawn.castro@navy.mil or
on our command channels. For your
convenience, my staff has created a SAVE WANTED: KNOWLEDGE SHARE FAIR
360.476.5386 or fax your donation form to 360.476.6669. fill in the blank section for supervisor
the
• Past or present community involvement (social, EXHIBITORS Would your group in the
Teammates currently in need of donations: and transit points of contact for you command like to increase awareness of
civic, athletic, etc.). your resources? A Knowledge Share Fair
to keep with you and at your home.
DATE!
• Goals and aspirations for community volunteerism. Code 105 Jonathan Yette Gilead Rose is scheduled for summer 2019. For more
This information sheet will also be information email: PSNS.Workforce.Dev.
• Leadership qualities. Curt Cady Code 900 Gary (Todd) Smith available on News You Can Use FCT@navy.mil.
Billy Sprague Chad Evans Shop 38
• Thoughts on key issues facing Kitsap County and and Facebook. Rideshare
Womens History Month
Code 109 Code 1000 Sandra Hayman
opportunities to take. Fay Escobedo Lawrence Kalcso Kevin Martin I would like to give a big shout out PIERCE TRANSIT VANPOOL OPENING FOR
Even if you haven’t been previously involved in the Marselles Jefferson Code 1100 Jeremy Walker to NAVFAC, NBK, ship’s force and RIDER (PUYALLUP) Departs at 5:45 a.m.
community, explain your goals to become involved.
Email your completed essay by close of business
Code 130
Annikkia Bryant
Rebecca Phillips
Code 1180
Marcus Waring
Shop 51
our own teammates who picked up a
shovel, drove a plow and spread sand Breakfast at Albertsons parking lot, Canyon Rd in
Puyallup. Departs the shipyard after 4 p.m.
Call 252.670.2914.
Richard Petrone Britany Ashley William Kiendel
March 8 to Code 1180 at PSNS.CommandUniversity.
FCT@navy.mil.
Code 200 Code 2300 Shop 52
and de-icer to ensure our walkways,
roads and parking lots were, for the Thursday, March 21 For sale
Top contenders will be interviewed by PSNS & IMF
Shane Hamre
Tyler Jackson
Julia Martinez
Marty Sampson
Bonnie Eicher
Shop 57
most part, clear for transit when we
came in to work. Great job!
6:30 - 8 a.m. 12' LUND BOAT WITH EZ LOAD TRAILER
AND 9.8HP NISSAN TWO STROKE
Leadership Kitsap graduates. Two applicants will be Code 280 Shop 06 Glenn Webb Time allowed with supervisor approval OUTBOARD Fuel tank and line included.
Christopher Smith Valerie Hopper Shop 64 Thanks to all of you for your extra Refinished benches and rhino lined floor.
selected for sponsorship and will apply directly to
Code 300 Tammy Jordan David McCrary effort and flexibility as we worked Asking $2,850. Call 360.265.4637.
Leadership Kitsap by April 8.
Melissa Jaskinia Shop 11 Shop 67 through our recent inclement weather,
For more information call 360.471.6634 or email
Code 400 Jessica Hammons Douglas Irvin and for all you do each and every day Ad policy
exdir@leadershipkitsap.org William Abare Shop 17 Shop 71 for our Navy and our nation. To post an ad, email to psns.pao.fct@
Robert Centeno Vanessa San Gil Ryan Garrison navy.mil, or come to Building 850, floor
Want to find out if this program may be for you?
Code 600 Shop 26 Robert Pennington 5, Congressional and Public Affairs Office
Come to a Leadership Kitsap presentation: Shannon Burgess Joshua Hubbell Shop 99 and fill out an ad form. Ads for Trading
March 7 Code 700 Luis Rivera Sarah Hustis Post are accepted from military and
Taylor Crippen Joshua Wagner Marian Baca civilian personnel of PSNS & IMF only.
11:20 a.m. - 12:02 p.m. Captain Howard Markle Work email address and phone number
Kendall Juluke Shop 31 Commander, PSNS & IMF
Shipyard Auditorium must be included in the ad submission.
Chelsea Weber Rebecca Elkins
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Operating status alerts—frequently asked questions
PSNS & IMF Public Affairs
On Feb. 8 the area was impacted by a multi-day inclement Do I follow Naval Base Kitsap reporting instructions?
weather event. Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate No. We are a tenant of Naval Base Kitsap. You work for PSNS
Maintenance Facility curtailed operations at 2:02 p.m. At & IMF. Reporting instructions will come out through our
approximately 5 p.m. Feb. 10, the decision was made and PSNS & IMF official channels.
messages were sent to curtail all three work shifts for Feb. 11.
The initial message was shared on Facebook more than 45 I am a new employee scheduled for an appointment
times in one minute. By the time normal operations resumed, with security, medical, etc. What do I do when we
one of the command’s Facebook posts had reached more than curtail?
105,386 people. As soon as information was posted, questions Contact information can be found in your new employee
started coming in. Here are a few of the most frequently paperwork for any questions regarding the onboarding
asked questions. process. If the Shipyard is curtailed, the branch clinic and
What does curtailment of operations mean? security appointments will be rescheduled.
The work we do requires us to maintain continuous I work at Bangor, does this apply to me?
operations. If we curtail due to weather or emergency If you are an employee at NRMD or a PSNS & IMF employee
situations, it does not mean we close. It means we limit certain at Bangor, you follow PSNS & IMF reporting instructions. If
work, and most employees are not required for the work that you are an employee of Trident Refit Facility at Bangor, call
needs to continue. their info line at 360.315.4321.
If you don’t already have your supervisor and other contact information posted in a convenient location, consider using this page.
PSNS & IMF work contact information
Work information
Location:
Shop or Code:
Supervisor or manager:
Phone/email:
Resource manager or alternate contact:
Commute information
kitsaptransit.org, masontransit.org, piercetransit.org
Van/carpool route or Worker/Driver route:
Driver:
Phone/email:
PSNS & IMF notification platforms
Facebook - www.Facebook.com/ Groupcast -
PSNSandIMFontheWaterfront https://asp.schoolmessenger.com/
navy/subscriber
Twitter - https://twitter.com/
Groupcast is an employee messaging system
PSNSandIMF where you can receive emergency notifications
by phone, text message and email. (Note: if you
PSNS & IMF, Bremerton site change phone or email address, be sure and
information line 1.866.291.1160 update your notification settings.)
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