National Engineering Month: Getting to know the team at Seaspan Shipyards
March 28, 2023 Our dedicated group of engineers show up to work every day across both Victoria Shipyards and Vancouver Shipyards to solve challenges and enable our teams to do what they do best: build and repair ships. March is…
Read MoreSubmarine status at Seaspan Victoria Shipyards: Q&A with Chris Earl
March 16, 2022 Chris Earl is a retired Rear Admiral with the Royal Canadian Navy and brings 35 years of submarine experience to Seaspan Victoria Shipyards, where he is currently the Vice President of Project Delivery. We sat down with…
Read MoreFinding a better fit for women’s personal protective equipment: Interview with Jodi Huettner, founder of Helga Wear
March 15, 2023 Safety wear is not ‘one-size fits all.’ And yet for decades, women in the trades were wearing small sizes of overalls made for men, which were not only ill-fitting but unsafe. That’s why Jodi Huettner, an engineer…
Read MoreMaking Waves: Inspiring Diversity Within BC’s Marine Industry
March 10, 2022 “We are often told that tugboats are no place for women.” That outdated sentiment is why Seaspan Marine recently held a ‘Women in Marine’ Open House and networking event designed to support, inspire and encourage diversity –…
Read MoreMeet Kasia and Brittany: Our 2023 Women in Defence & Security (WiDS) Emerging Leaders
March 2, 2023 From leading the engineering team on one of the world’s most complex ships to performing perfect welds on submarine hulls, meet our two emerging leaders. Seaspan is proud to announce that two women from Seaspan Shipyards have…
Read MoreMeet Seaspan’s Winter 2023 Interns
February 10, 2023 Ringing in the new year brings excitement for what is to come for the year ahead, such as onboarding a new cohort of interns at Seaspan Vancouver Shipyards. This Winter term, 20 interns representing varied disciplines, ranging…
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