"Green Team" speeds up baggage delivery for international passengers while improving workplace safety While construction progresses on the new International Arrivals Facility at Sea-Tac airport, Port employees have continued to...
In June, Winnie Huang graduated from Franklin High School and will be attending University of Washington studying healthcare this coming fall. With some help from College Access Now and research online, she came across an inter...
A Source of Possibility and Strength "We understand that diversity encompasses a wide range and depth of cultural, gender based, philosophical and racial spectrums, and will commit to embrace, relate to, and value those qualiti...
Recognizing employees for their contributions, commitment, and service to the Port and the public is an important part of our Total Rewards program and our overall culture. Recognition may be individual or team-based and can be fo...
Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) are self-initiated, voluntary groups of employees that come together around common interests and goals. ERGs connect the Port to the wider community by engaging Port employees in community service. ...
Gracias for Giving Back! "I volunteer to serve my community because it's in my heart, and meaningful to me." Efrain Lopez faced obstacles growing up in South Central Los Angeles, with its high crime rate, gang activity and f...
How a 5-cent part reduced false alarms to Sea-Tac Airport's 911 Center by 90% The 911 intercoms in the airport garage are an integral part of maintaining a safe and secure environment for travelers at Sea-Tac. A health emergenc...
Sea-Tac Airport's current roadway system was designed 50 years ago in 1968, when our annual passenger volume was about 5 million, a tenth of the 50 million annual passengers Sea-Tac welcomes today. Whatever people may have th...
In the fight against climate change, becoming "carbon neutral" is no easy task for an international hub like the Port of Seattle, home to big ships, big jets, trains, trucks, and busy terminals. Despite the challenge, the Port str...
Fri, Jun 15, 2018
By Omie Drawhorn Wildlife Biologist Mikki Viehoever works hard to keep animals and passengers safe. In addition to running the Unified Pest Management Program and the Raptor Strike Avoidance Program, she takes care of animals o...
