A new phase for the Vancouver drydock has begun. Seaspan has opened a 21,000-square-foot operations center, designed to improve the operational efficiency of its facilities and respond to the growing demand for repair services and ship repair and maintenance services on the Canadian west coast.
A modern space for naval operations
Located at the Vancouver Drydock facility, this new two-story structure will serve as headquarters for more than 300 workers in two shifts. The building incorporates offices for operations and administration staff, a canteen and renovated locker rooms, marking a substantial improvement in the quality of the work environment.
The project is part of a series of improvements that include upgrades to the site’s electrical and civil infrastructure. It is complemented by the recent addition of a third floating dry dock, which positions the company to serve ferries, fishing vessels and critical vessels with greater capacity. vessels in critical situations..
Strategic boost for the local economy
With this expansion, Seaspan expects to generate approximately 100 new jobs in North Vancouver, strengthening its role as an economic engine in the region. The company, recognized for its expertise in ship design, engineering and ship design, engineering and repairThe company, recognized for its expertise in ship design, engineering and repair, reinforces its commitment to operational sustainability and value creation in the maritime sector.
John McCarthy, Seaspan’s chief executive officer, said that this investment consolidates Seaspan’s leadership in the Pacific Northwest and also drives internal growth and responds to market demands. Paul Hebson, vice president and general manager, noted that the new center will enable a more integrated and efficient operation for an industry that is constantly evolving.
This initiative reaffirms the importance of modern infrastructure in shipyard competitiveness and marks a decisive step in Seaspan’s expansion strategy in British Columbia.
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