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Welcome to the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility.  We are responsible and accountable for the material readiness of O.U.R. (Ownership, Urgency, Results) ships and submarines homeported in Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, responding as needed to all points within the Navy’s global reach.

Our people are our strength, dedicated and committed to DEFEND OUR NATION. Every person, every day, contributes to fleet readiness.

Our actions as an organization align with the needs of the Navy, and reflect the principles and disciplines of a Learning Organization. 

Our personal and professional behavior embraces the Navy’s core values of honor, courage and commitment, and personifies the sense of pride and spirit of "aloha" of the great state of Hawaii.

Our diversity is a force multiplier.

Our shipyard is a safe, professional work environment where everyone is valued, everyone is treated with respect and everyone contributes to the mission.

The principles of fairness are self-evident.

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UPDATE Sunday, Oct. 16 .... Temporary Road Closure Near Hospital Point, JBPHH - Will Continue into Work Week of Oct. 17 Due to a wastewater line issue, NAVFAC Hawaii is conducting a temporary road closure at Cushing Street near Dry Dock 4 aboard Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam (JBPHH). The detour was put in place 8 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 13. Please view map for specifics. The detour may affect Hospital Point residents and some Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard personnel who work/park in this area. We apologize for the inconvenience; but the detour must be enforced in order to conduct necessary repairs. Work will continue into the Oct. 17 work week. The exact completion date/time is still unknown.
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Happy Birthday, U.S. Navy #241NavyBday, from the Navy's No Ka Oi Shipyard!
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October is Energy Action Month...
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Changes to the Navy's Enlisted Ratings are coming...
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Last night Rear Adm. Stephen Williamson, our Pacific Fleet Maintenance Officer, was promoted to the rank of Rear Admiral (lower half) on the ceremonial deck of the USS MISSOURI. Fittingly, the No Ka Oi Shipyard provided the backdrop for this well-deserved promotion.
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Priority #1 -- On-time delivery of ships and submarines...
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The USS Olympia (SSN 717) Project Team and Code 300 Operations Officer Capt. Kai Torkelson planted the Shipyard's second yelling tree next to Building 167 on June 24 in commemoration of completing Olympia's Dry Dock Restricted Availability which began in 2015 and completed in May. The yelling tree comes from a Soloman Islands legend where yelling kills the spirit of a tree. The planted yelling tree symbolizes the spirit of teamwork and to find ways to avoid yelling at one another over frustration which envitably is bound to occur during an availability. The USS Greeneville (SSN 772) Project Team planted the Shipyard's first yelling tree in June 2015 after completing its DSRA.
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Congratulations to Code 740 Rigging & Equipment Operations Division for being named the April Safe Shop of the Month! C740 captured the recognition for a third consecutive month which ended with a pizza party for their accomplishments. Since June 2015, C740 has been named safe shop of the month six times.
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