Q2 Wrap-Up
July 17, 2024 It’s been an action-packed second quarter across all three of our shipyards, with several successful program milestones accomplished, and exciting repair projects underway. Vancouver Drydock The team at Vancouver Drydock has kept up the high paced tempo…
Read MoreMeet Seaspan’s Summer 2024 Intern Class
July 15, 2024 “I chose Seaspan because of its reputation and the chance to work at the Pemberton location. It’s exciting to work with CAD software and then see the ships in person at the shipyards, making the experience feel…
Read MoreSeaspan Shipyards and MST Education and Training Society to establish training program for Indigenous youth
July 12, 2024 As part of Seaspan’s overall Indigenous strategy, Seaspan Shipyards and the MST Education and Training Society announced the establishment of a three-year education and training program for Indigenous youth interested in pursuing careers in the Canadian marine…
Read MoreSupplier Spotlight: Bringing the Ship to Life with Canal Marine
July 7, 2024 Gone are the days when ships relied solely on traditional mechanical systems. Nowadays, advanced electrical systems play a critical role in powering vessels and optimizing performance, efficiency, reliability and safety. And that’s why companies like Canal Marine…
Read MoreSeaspan’s new drydock arrives in the Vancouver Harbour
July 4, 2024 Seaspan’s new drydock recently arrived in the Vancouver Harbour via a heavy lift ship and with some help from three Seaspan tugboats, the new drydock is now anchored near the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge as it awaits a…
Read MoreSeaspan Energy Launches Third LNG Bunkering Vessel
July 2, 2024 This week, Seaspan Energy launched the third of its three 7600m3 LNG bunkering vessels, the Seaspan Baker, named after Mount Baker, also known as Koma Kulshan, in Washington State. This series of vessels is named after iconic…
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