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Location Information
Stay safe – protest activity at Boeing Portland site
Protest activity is taking place in the vicinity of our site today. Currently, our site remains open and operating as usual. However, the situation is dynamic and may change. Boeing Security is engaged and in communication with law enforcement to ensure safe access into and from the site.
Stay alert: Protestors may attempt to gain entry to the site or disrupt normal business operations. If the site entry point appears to be blocked by protest activity please do not engage with protesters. Leave the area and contact your manager.
If you see this activity:
- Contact Security immediately by dialing the Global Security Operations Center 844-898-6644.
- Move away from windows and doors.
- Ensure all colleagues are aware of the situation, particularly those who may be returning to the office from a meeting.
- Limit the visibility of your Boeing badge as you enter and leave the site whenever you are not presenting it to security or badging in for access.
What you should do:
- Sign up for the Boeing Emergency Alert System (BEAS). The Boeing Emergency Alert System is a multi-modal emergency mass notification tool administered by Boeing Security and Fire Operations enabling timely emergency notifications to employees globally.
- If you are able to work virtually, do so in coordination with your manager.
- If you are unable to access the site due to the protest, leave the area and contact your manager.
Do not:
- Engage with the protestors.
- Photograph/video them.
Updates on site status will be available via the employee hotline (1-800-899-6431) and emergency website www.boeing.com/emergency.
Long Bridge site operations resume
Long Bridge site operations have resumed. Teammates should come to work as scheduled. The garage is accessible, it just requires a Boeing badge to access. Boeing security remains engaged and in communication with law enforcement to ensure safe access into and from the site.
Our most important goal is to ensure the safety of all employees and visitors to the site.
Stay alert: The situation remains dynamic. Protestors may attempt to gain entry to the site or disrupt normal business operations.
If you see this activity:
- Contact Security immediately by dialing the Global Security Operations Center 844-898-6644
- Move away from windows and doors
- Ensure all colleagues are aware of the situation, particularly those who may be returning to the office from a meeting
- Limit the visibility of your Boeing badge as you enter and leave the site whenever you are not presenting it to security or badging in for access
What you should do:
- If you are able to work virtually, do so in coordination with your manager.
- If you are unable to access the site due to the protest, leave the area and contact your manager.
Do not:
- Engage with the protestors
- Photograph/video them
Updates on site status will be available via the employee hotline (1-800-899-6431) and emergency website www.boeing.com/emergency.
St. Charles, MO April 15th 9:09 a.m. CT
Protest activity at the St. Charles site has concluded. The site remains open and operating as usual. Boeing Security is engaged and in communication with law enforcement to ensure safe access into and from the site.
Our most important goal is to ensure the safety of all employees and visitors to the site
The situation remains dynamic, any update on site status will be reported on the hotline (1-800-899-6431) or the website at www.boeing.com/emergency.
Emergency Information
Stolen Boeing Credit Cards
Contact Citibank:
1-866-869-1871 (within United States)
1-904-954-7314 (outside United States)
Provide card number, verification number (last 4 digits of SSN)
Travel Emergencies - Boeing Business Travelers
Contact Boeing Travel:
1-800-543-4284 (within United States)
1-425-373-2469 (outside United States)
Protection Against Cyber Threats
Cyber breaches are an increasing threat, affecting millions of people, and the consequences for victims can be far-reaching. Click on the links below to find tips from Boeing to help you prevent this from happening to you -- and what to do if your information has been compromised.
Always remember that your local security professionals are available to assist you when things don’t feel quite right.
Employee Assistance Program
The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is a confidential service designed to connect Boeing employees and their families with experienced counseling professionals for help with personal and family issues. It provides up to six counseling sessions per issue, per calendar year, at no cost to employees or their eligible dependents.
The program also offers resources and referrals such as childcare, eldercare, and other community referrals. Additionally, limited legal and financial advice is available, as is access to helpful online articles.
For more detailed information about the Employee Assistance Program and Solutions for Living, please visit http://www.achievesolutions.net/boeing.
You may also call to request services.
In the United States, call 866-719-5788.
Outside of the United States, call the reverse charge number at +44 20 8987 5966.