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U.S. Navy Expanding the Talent Pipeline by Helping Your Business

"The American industrial workers are as important to our national defense as the soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines are at the "pointy end" of our national defense."
- RADM Scott Pappano, PEO Strategic Submarines

Overview:

The U.S. Navy's Maritime Industrial Base (MIB) program includes the Talent Pipeline Program (TPP). The goal of the TPP is to help companies create a wave of skilled workers joining the Maritime Industrial Base. The TPPs are critical to the Navy's efforts to recapitalize its submarine fleet and maintain a strong, resilient industrial base. The TPP supports organizations through a rigorous process that focuses on lean manufacturing, value-add processes, and worker experiences (including a World-Class First Day).

The "Why" The program's "why?" is to change how employers "think" and then "act" about developing a consistent and reliable employer TA&R system to produce high-performing employees to improve their business performance.

Time and time again, the program discovers that employers' current ineffective talent acquisition and retention systems are operating exactly as designed. Yet employers keep working harder and harder expecting a different outcome — the definition of insanity. At the end of the day, TPP helps to provide leaders who want to lead a high-performance team, the courage to lead, to own the problem, and to change their hiring processes by recognizing the realities of the existing business and labor environment.

Access the materials including up-to-date data at dibtalentpipeline.com in the "Info" section.

Course Objectives

  1. Understand the purpose and mission of the SIB and TPP.
  2. Explore the practices and frameworks TPP can use with your organization to support your growth.
  3. Learn how these free programs are designed to strengthen all participating companies' workforce.
  4. Invite companies to join the TPP by considering resources like the Realistic Program Perspective at www.dibtalentpipeline.com

The webinar was be recorded and available for three weeks after the live presentation on October 15. All participants earn 1.0 PDH and ASNE members can get credit for these hours for free! Non-members can pay $40. Please complete this PDH Request Form and email it to education@navalengineers.org to receive credit.

 

Changing the Way the Defense Industrial Base "Thinks & Acts" about Talent Acquisition and Retention

Joseph C. Barto, III, Program Leader, U.S. Navy Talent Pipeline Program
Excerpt from the Naval Submarine Leagues Industry Review

As the Navy seeks to grow and modernize its fleet over the next 30 years, the power of American Manufacturing will again answer the "call to ams" to ensure we can defend our nation and protect our way of life. This "no fail" task will challenge American manufacturing in magnitudes and ways last seen during World War II when Freedom's Forge gave our armed forces the equipment and tools to fight and win. America is a different country than it was in 1941, yet today's security challenges are placing pressure on our nation's Defense Industrial Base (DIB) not faced in over eight decades.

To confront these obstacles head-on, the Navy has launched the Talent Pipeline Program (TPP) — an ambitious nationwide initiative to train, coach, encourage, and recognize small and medium-sized employers on how to improve the performance of talent acquisition and retention systems to run a better business and increase their manufacturing and sustainment capacity to meet the Navy demand. Its mission is paramount: empowering the defense industrial base to meet unprecedented submarine and defense production demands over the next three decades and beyond. The then PEO Columbia used a data-driven approach to identify States and regions with large numbers of submarine industrial base suppliers. With the highest concentration of small/medium sized manufacturers supporting Navy shipbuilding, Philadelphia was selected as the pilot region.

 

Presenter's Biography

Mr. Kevin Barto

Kevin Barto has been a member of the TMG Team since September 2013. TMG Inc. is a values driven High Performance Team Program Management Services Company dedicated to Continuous Improvement and providing our client partners with World Class Expertise, Flawless Execution, Self-Governing Program Management, In-Process Agility and an unwavering focus on solving the “Big Picture” problem. We win when only when our partners win! Following industry best practices and Lean Six Sigma Methodology, TMG analyzes, designs, develops, pilots, implements and transitions custom Team Performance Improvement Systems for any operational circumstance.

Kevin was instrumental in the program development of TMG’s modernized approach to implementing Team Performance Improvement Systems where the focus is to improve business performance by baselining the team on current state, creating goal alignment from management to first line leaders, and increasing team engagement through improving leader behaviors. Kevin is a highly capable Program Manager with experience managing multiple complex programs at once. Since beginning with TMG in 2013, Kevin has worked with over 500 leaders throughout the manufacturing industry, providing coaching and the tools to engage their teams and ultimately enabling them to get more out of their 8-hour day. Kevin has managed Programs that include, Building Future Leader Bench Strength, Talent Acquisition and Retention, Lean Training and Kaizen Facilitation, and Six Sigma Training.

In his current role, Kevin is the Program Manager for the Navy Sponsored Virginia Talent Pipeline Project. Kevin and his team’s mission is to build a team of employers, training providers and facilitators to help the submarine industrial base employers build reliable year over year talent pipelines to increase their capacity to support our nation’s defense. Previous client partners include: Dentsply Sirona – York, PA (2014-2015), Howmet Alloy – Dover, NJ (2015-2016), Howmet Dover Castings - Dover, NJ (2015-2018), Plasser American Corp. – Chesapeake, VA (2018-2019), Howmet Hampton Structural Castings – Hampton, VA (2019-2020), Fairlead – Portsmouth, VA (2020-2022).

Kevin is a Certified Six Sigma Green Belt by the American Society for Quality and has a Bachelor’s in Science from Old Dominion University in Occupational and Technical Studies with a Training Specialist concentration.



 

 

 

Professional Development Hours

If you registered for this webinar, you can complete and email the ASNE PDH form (Word version) then send it to education@navalengineers.org to receive a certificate.

 

 

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