Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard & IMF

?? APPRENTICESHIP: UPDATE Our #TradesApprentice program process for next class is still in progress. ***SURVEY IS CLOSED*** ?? Always remember to check you junk/spam folder and read the instructions and deadlines carefully. ???? Keep following along for any other updates or next steps in the #ApprenticeProgram process.

Dare and Do. The legacy of a Navy leader who served our nation while pioneering computer science in the technology field. #DYK who USS Hopper (DDG 70) is named after? This Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer was named in honor of Rear Admiral Grace Murray Hopper. During WWII, with a background in mathematics and an innovative spirit, Hopper joined the U.S. Navy Reserve. From teaching as a mathematics professor, to designing a compiler and co-inventing a computer language in the tech field, she went on to standardizing computer systems and programs throughout the Navy, thus revolutionizing naval operations. USS Hopper (DDG-70) is one of the most powerful warships ever put to sea, and fittingly, as one of the Navy's most advanced and capable assets, it carries on the fighting spirit of its namesake - pushing the limits and ready to serve our country at sea. Hopper is currently undergoing maintenance and modernization at PHNSY & IMF to keep her #FitToFight. Learn more about RDML Hopper and her 43+ years of selfless service to the US Navy: https://lnkd.in/eRYi8njn #MondayMotivation | #PHNSYIMF | Naval History and Heritage Command | Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA)

It’s all about Lego robots for #STEMSaturday! ?? Our #PHNSYSTEM Outreach team’s engineers visited Waimānalo Elementary and Intermediate School and conducted a robotics workshop. The workshop consisted of four sessions where students got to explore their interests in #STEM by participating in building Lego based robotic cars, programming, and having them follow a path or “complete routes.” This STEM & Coding class of 8th graders had fun showing off their builds in action! ?? Our #PHNSYIMF outreach team is a great example of giving back. They’re sharing skills, education, and expertise — Who knows? The next great engineer might be right here in our community! ?? #NavalSTEM | #LAULIMAnavy

Great leaders know that understanding people drives performance and readiness. In Leadership Engagement & Aloha Development, participants took a deep dive into their own personalities and those of their peers by taking the Four Lenses assessment—gaining insights into how they think, communicate, and L.E.A.D. When leaders are equipped with the tools to connect, everyone succeeds! #FoundationFriday | #NoKaOiWorkforce ?? https://lnkd.in/eENdMF2Z

History repeats itself, with a modern twist! #ThrowbackThursday: Even during wartime, our shipyard understood the importance of emergency response. Navy Yard employees trained in safety, with some cross-training to use fire hoses. Fast forward to our modern-day #NoKaOiWorkforce recreating this iconic historical photo on the waterfront. A lot has changed, but PHNSY & IMF remains focused on safety, driven by our mission, and fueled by the dedication of our people! Recreated ?? (2024): Dave Amodo Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA)

?? Big News, Bigger Impact! Congratulations to the Waialua Robotics Team!! They’ve just claimed the top spot at the FRC Canadian Pacific Regional and were undefeated in their Qualifying Matches, getting that winner's banner! Malcolm Menor & Paul Hutchison, nuclear engineers with #NoKaOiShipyard, are part of the #PHNSYIMF STEM Outreach Program, and both mentor the Waialua Robotics students. Teaching them to rise to the challenge, and balance form + function + aesthetics. #PHNSYSTEM is all about empowering students to dream big and build the future of #STEM. By supporting robotics teams like Waialua, we’re fostering the next generation of engineers, innovators, and trailblazers who will shape the industries that matter most. ?? #WorldClassWednesday | #NavalSTEM

#PHNSYIMF celebrates 110 years of strength, dedication, and service! #OTD in 1915, the Naval Reserve Act was established, creating the U.S. Navy Reserve to stand ready for what would become World War I. Today, our citizen sailors continue that legacy, ready to answer the call—ready for the fight, ready on day one. Here's to 110 years of unwavering commitment! ???

?? #LAULIMANAVY HIGHLIGHTS: When she's not working full-time as a Navy civilian communicating our #PHNSYIMF mission, Ana volunteers as the assistant scout leader for Troop 664 of the Scouting America, Aloha Council. ??? From teaching youth vital leadership skills to supporting scout camping events, she's connecting with the community. ?? #NoKaOiShipyard | #250ActsOfService | Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA)

?? APPRENTICESHIP UPDATE ?? #PHNSYIMF #ApprenticeProgram will be sending out a survey to the applicants that passed the USA Hire exam. ?? Keep an eye on your inbox (including junk/spam) for an email arriving next week. Keep following for more #TradesApprentice updates, & good luck on your journey to becoming a journeyworker.

?? IN THE NEWS ?? “As the lead maintenance activity for SRF-West, we will ensure the U.S. submarines are maintained to our standards while also training our Australian counterparts in how to keep them #FitToFight,” said Capt. Ryan McCrillis, #PHNSYIMF commanding officer. “Right now, we have more than 120 Australians training in Pearl Harbor, actively contributing to our national security mission as they hone their Virginia-class maintenance skills. Ensuring their success and reinforcing this crucial partnership is one of our top priorities.”???????????? ???? The #AUKUS collaboration is a powerful step toward building Australia’s sovereign nuclear-powered submarine fleet, furthering the shared goal of enhancing regional security and defense capabilities in the Indo-Pacific. #AlliesAndPartners ??: https://lnkd.in/eq-MdW-b ??: Lt. Corey Todd Jones & Lt. James Cavila