Vancouver, British Columbia
The Chamber of Shipping is a not-for-profit trade association representing ship owners, operators and agencies conducting business in Western Canada. The COS works with its stakeholders in developing collaborative solutions to industry issues and in advocating for effective policy and legislation for a sustainable shipping industry on Canada's Pacific Coast. The Chamber is incorporated under the BC Societies Act and is supported by industry memberships and the services that the secretariat provides to the marine community.
On-site · Fort Saskatchewan
Operate and safely maneuver boats, barges, dredges, and other marine equipment for industrial projects while following company, client, site, and regulatory safety requirements. Complete risk assessments and operational documentation, report hazards and incidents, and coordinate with employees, clients, contractors, and subcontractors.
On-site
Lead SCSCL’s strategy, operations, business development, infrastructure investments, and pursuit of commercial opportunities in marine transportation, trade, and emerging energy markets. Represent the organization with stakeholders and government, build strong relationships with First Nations communities, lead the executive team, ensure regulatory and governance compliance, and report strategic recommendations and risks to the Board.
Hybrid · Vancouver
Administer the Authority’s QMS, ISO 9001 compliance program, internal and external audits, health and safety governance, and Joint Health and Safety Committee documentation. Support operational leadership with risk management administration, regulatory tracking, centralized operational records, meetings, reports, and controlled document reviews.
