Connie Leo: Making Waves in the Marine Industry
Connie Leo is a barge operator at Marine Petrobulk, a Seaspan ULC company. When she isn’t out at sea fuelling deep-sea vessels, she’s making waves in the marine industry as the first woman in Canada to receive full endorsement from…
Read MorePrevention and Protection: Fire Safe Operations at the Shipyards
August 12, 2022 As part of Seaspan’s ongoing commitment to safety and emergency preparedness, we recently held a fire evacuation drill at Vancouver Shipyards to test our procedures and practice our emergency response. More than 20 people from Seaspan’s Initial…
Read MoreMark Lamarre: Seaspan takes our responsibility as a good neighbour seriously
July 22, 2022 This originally appeared in North Shore News. As Seaspan embarks on several weeks of public engagement as part of the Port Authority’s process for Vancouver Drydock’s water lot project, we want to respond to your most recent…
Read MoreSeaspan Shipyards Quarterly Update: Steady Pace at All Three Shipyards Leads Us Into a Busy Summer
June 30, 2022 From ice-going tugboats to frigate repair to installing diesel engines on a new scientific vessel, it has been full steam ahead at Seaspan Shipyards. At Vancouver Shipyards, steady progress is being made on our current build projects…
Read MoreNational Indigenous Peoples Day: Creating Meaningful Partnerships Within our Communities
June 21, 2022 National Indigenous Peoples Day is an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the unique heritage, cultures and diverse contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. Seaspan is grateful to operate within the traditional territories of the Coast…
Read MoreMark Lamarre: The strength of Canada’s marine industry is in our community
June 15, 2022 This originally appeared in North Shore News. North Vancouver’s Shipyards District is a vibrant hub of activity where a diverse, urban neighbourhood coexists alongside a thriving, industrial waterfront. As someone who has spent my entire life in…
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