Canada’s leading edge port. Human innovation. Natural advantages.
Prince Rupert, BC
The Prince Rupert Port Authority oversees the Port of Prince Rupert, Canada's leading edge port in trade growth, maritime safety, environmental stewardship, and community partnership. Our mandate is to facilitate and expand the movement of cargo and passengers through the Port. With the distinct advantage of being the closest North American port to Asia by up to three days, Prince Rupert is uniquely positioned on the shortest trade route between the world's most dynamic economies—an ideal location to serve shippers and producers, facilitate trade, and grow the Canadian economy.
On-site · Prince Rupert
The Manager, Indigenous Relations leads engagement strategies and fosters partnerships with local Indigenous Nations to support reconciliation commitments. They oversee team workflows, budgets, and cross-functional collaboration to ensure Indigenous perspectives are integrated into organizational decision-making.
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The Web Solutions Developer is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining the organization's external WordPress website to ensure a modern and accessible digital presence. Additionally, the role involves modernizing manual business processes into responsive web workflows and providing technical support to internal staff.
On-site · Prince Rupert
The Project Manager is responsible for planning and executing projects within the corporate framework while ensuring alignment with strategic goals. They lead project teams, manage external consultants and contractors, and oversee project progress, reporting, and compliance.
On-site · Prince Rupert
The Data Analytics Coordinator serves as the primary steward for PRPA's data warehouses, managing data ingestion and ensuring data integrity. They are responsible for creating and maintaining reports and dashboards while training staff on reporting tools.
On-site · Prince Rupert
Support external relations to position the Port of Prince Rupert as a vital trade gateway through research, analysis, and stakeholder engagement. Coordinate advocacy initiatives and manage relationships with municipal governments and economic development stakeholders.
On-site · Prince Rupert
Responsible for the daily monitoring, coordination, and security operations of the Prince Rupert Gateway, including marine, road, and rail activities. Key duties include managing vessel movements, approving operational permits, and leading emergency response activities via the Incident Command System.
