Facilities manager Brian Henwood reflects on installing Electric Vehicle charging stations at Northrop Grumman’s Azusa, California campus.
Made It Possible: Brian Henwood and Electric Persistence
Northrop Grumman Women’s International Network
The Northrop Grumman Women’s International Network connects employees domestically and internationally by providing forums for connection, knowledge sharing, and community outreach, to produce opportunities for advancement.
Sustainability Reports
Our Sustainability report provides transparency into our goals, commitments and achievements. It highlights the progress we continue to make along our sustainability journey and how we are delivering long-term value to all of our stakeholders. Our report is prepared with reference to the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards. The report contains a GRI Standards Index as well as a Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) Index specific to the Aerospace & Defense Standard.
Students of Sustainability
Once students get a handle on essential engineering skills, they look for hands-on opportunities to hone them before entering the working world. One group of Northrop Grumman engineers has been challenging students to apply a wide range of skills under a particular set of projects, collectively known as Tech for Conservation (T4C).
Sustainability
Our sustainability ethos defines who we are at Northrop Grumman and how we impact the world around us. From singular engineers feeling empowered to bring the power of their whole selves to a project, to technical teams utilizing artificial intelligence ethically, to facilities managers reducing the greenhouse gas emissions from our operations, doing the right thing is grounded in everything we do. When we identify and manage our sustainability impacts, we define what is possible across our company in order to make a safer and more inclusive world a reality.
Technology for Conservation
With a commitment to environmental sustainability, Northrop Grumman is Defining Possible using technology for conservation.
Cultural SITEs
Using tech to look back in time
Ethics and Business Conduct
We strive to conduct business in ways that reflect our high standard of ethics and business conduct, collectively as a company and as individual employees.
F-35 Lightning II
F-35 Lightning II is a stealthy, supersonic, multi-role fighter designed to meet the requirements of the United States and allied forces worldwide as the next generation fighter.
FLOURISH
Using sensor packages in native plant gardens to analyze biodiversity.
Our Commitment to Environmental Sustainability
Northrop Grumman understands that the conservation of natural resources and the mitigation of environmental impacts are vitally important for the protection of this generation and those to come.
Zeroing in on Greener Business
Northrop Grumman has set an ambitious goal to achieve “Net Zero” greenhouse gas emissions by 2035. In short, this means the company will balance its emissions of greenhouse gases with the removal of those gases.
Advanced Technology and Innovation
The result of constantly questioning and problem solving? A shared purpose that puts Northrop Grumman on the forefront of innovation and advanced technology development, everywhere from below the waves to above the atmosphere.
Environment, Health and Safety
Northrop Grumman is committed to ensuring health and safety in the workplace and to conducting our business activities in an environmentally responsible manner.
Aquatic Agility: Repurposing Wastewater as an Ultra-Pure Resource
For Northrop Grumman's Advanced Technology Laboratories near Baltimore, repurposing wastewater as an ultra-pure resource takes aquatic agility.
Seeing the Future Forest Through the Trees
The HOP Queue project was born out of our Technology for Conservation (T4C) initiative, which leverages engineering expertise to help solve environmental sustainability challenges. [...]Read More...
AN/ALQ-131(V) Electronic Countermeasures (ECM) Pod
Northrop Grumman’s AN/ALQ-131 Electronic Countermeasures (ECM) pod protects aircrews from radio frequency threats to allow for effective electromagnetic spectrum operations (EMSO).
Beyond the Boneyard
Northrop Grumman finds creative solutions to end-of-life management. From STEM education to technician training and public display, Northrop Grumman is demonstrating that there is still plenty of life in end-of-life technology.
Sustainable Practices Drive Environmentally Friendly Facilities
Northrop Grumman has staked out a leading position in its efforts to bring sustainable practices across a vast inventory of facilities.
Advanced Technology and Innovation
The result of constantly questioning and problem solving? A shared purpose that puts Northrop Grumman on the forefront of innovation and advanced technology development, everywhere from below the waves to above the atmosphere.