Integrity Minute
Our most current Integrity Minute series is made available on lockheedmartin.com so it can be viewed by all employees. Academic institutions can license prior Integrity Minute series free of charge for use in classrooms. For more information, contact the Corporate Ethics Office.
Series 55: "Dust Up"
Nori is a mechanic working on landing gear assemblies on the F-35 flight line. She receives mixed signals from two different managers, potentially delaying a key test flight by replacing a part sooner than was required. In her rush to make up for lost time, she drops fasteners by the aircraft creating a major FOD (Foreign Object Debris) incident that goes unreported.
Be on the lookout for poor leadership skills, safety violations and pressure to not speak up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does the Lockheed Martin Integrity Minute replace annual ethics awareness training or compliance training?
A: No. All employees are still required to complete annual ethics awareness training, plus any business conduct compliance training courses.
Q: I have experienced or witnessed some of the issues depicted in the Lockheed Martin Integrity Minute. What should I do about this?
A: The best option in most situations is to discuss the situation with your supervisor, manager, or someone higher up in your chain of command. If you are not comfortable with this option, contact Human Resources or your Ethics Officer. You can also call the Corporate Ethics HelpLine at 1-800-LM-ETHIC (1-800-563-8442).
Q: Is it mandatory for employees to view the Lockheed Martin Integrity Minute?
A: No, employees are not required to watch the Lockheed Martin Integrity Minute.
Q: What should I charge my time to while watching the Lockheed Martin Integrity Minute?
A: Consult with your supervisor for any labor charging questions. The Lockheed Martin Integrity Minute episodes are intentionally short (usually 3 minutes each) so that labor charging should not be an issue; however, if employees encounter downloading issues, the time spent could be longer. Employees without Internet access at work can use their home computers to access the videos on lockheedmartin.com.
Contact Corporate Ethics
Corporate Ethics HelpLine:
800-LM-ETHIC (800-563-8442)
Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. ET
Mailing Address:
6801 Rockledge Drive
Bethesda, MD 20817
All contacts to the Ethics organization are handled confidentially.
For more information on contacting Ethics, please review our How the Ethics Process Works brochure.
For more information on contacting Ethics, please review our How the Ethics Process Works brochure.