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With more than a century of experience operating up and down the coast of Western Canada, Seaspan plays a vital role in Canada’s marine sector: designing, building, and repairing ships, and transporting goods, materials, and fuel safely and efficiently through the Pacific Northwest
- Why Seaspan - Seaspan
Seaspan provides a Defined Contribution (DC) Pension Plan to help eligible employees save for retirement Seaspan contributes 6% of your annual salary, in addition to your minimum 5% personal contribution, to support your long-term financial goals
- Our History - Seaspan
In 1999, Seaspan Container Lines was formed and initially ordered construction of a fleet of 23 container ships Via a successful IPO in 2006 this became Seaspan Corporation (NYSE:SSW)
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If you are a member of the media seeking comment or information from Seaspan, please send an e-mail to media@seaspan com
- Seaspan Marine Transportation
Seaspan Ferries provides a daily, scheduled drop trailer ferry service for general freight products, consumer goods, regulated commodities and automobiles, between our terminals on the Mainland and Vancouver Island
- Seaspan Shipyards - Seaspan
At Seaspan’s Vancouver Shipyards, located in North Vancouver, Seaspan is building large non-combat vessels for the Canadian Coast Guard and Royal Canadian Navy under Canada’s National Shipbuilding Strategy (NSS)
- Seaspan Announces Strategic Trilateral Partnership with American and . . .
Seaspan Shipyards is the Canadian subsidiary of U S based Washington Companies and the leading icebreaker design and build shipyard currently delivering on the largest order book of ice capable vessels in the world
- Multi-Purpose Icebreakers - Seaspan
Canada’s new fleet of Multi-Purpose Icebreakers (MPI) will help ensure that the Canadian Coast Guard has the versatile vessels necessary to carry out a variety of mission types across the country These new vessels will support critical services such as icebreaking in moderate conditions, maritime search and rescue, scientific research, environmental response, emergency towing, maintenance
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