SSA Marine, a global leader in cargo handling, operates over 260 locations across five continents, delivering efficient and innovative solutions for international trade.
Seattle, Washington
Founded by Fred R. Smith in 1949 as Bellingham Stevedoring Company, we began our first cargo handling operations in a small corner of Washington State. Driven by a pioneering spirit, our family-owned company saw steady growth over the years, expanding up and down the West Coast to operate a significant market share of the major international terminals in the eastern Pacific. Today, we have become a global enterprise spanning more than 260 locations across five continents. We continue to broaden our reach by developing new locations and upgrading existing facilities, providing some of the most technologically advanced facilities in the world. We partner to move commerce with efficiency, flexibility, and integrity. With operations across five continents and a vast network of interconnected transportation solutions, we open new opportunities that accelerate the growth and pace of global business. Improving the customer experience is at the heart of everything we do, so we make purposeful investments in people, facilities and technical innovations that deliver the greatest customer value.
On-site · Richmond
The Facilities Supervisor will manage and ensure the safety of facility assets, including buildings, marine structures, and rail infrastructure. They are responsible for developing maintenance programs, managing budgets, and overseeing unionized maintenance and janitorial staff.
On-site · Montréal
The Claims Coordinator is responsible for investigating and administering general liability claims by reviewing incident reports and determining the company's legal obligations. This role involves communicating with various stakeholders, attending serious accident scenes, and managing claim documentation.
On-site · Squamish
The Traffic Clerk is responsible for tracking cargo movements, managing vessel and rail documentation, and coordinating with customers and terminal staff. They ensure accurate record-keeping within terminal systems and support overall terminal operations through administrative and operational tasks.
Remote · Toronto, Ontario, Canada
The Business Development Manager will generate new business through prospecting and networking while managing a sales pipeline from initial meeting to contract. They will sell integrated logistics solutions to senior decision-makers across Ontario, Quebec, and the US Mid-West.
On-site · Prince Rupert
The primary responsibility is to load and unload containers at the company's warehouse facilities. Employees will work in an industrial environment involving both indoor and outdoor tasks.
On-site · Victoria
Direct driver and pedestrian traffic in accordance with site safety regulations to ensure an organized terminal operation. Manage the flow of vehicles and tour buses while executing effective traffic management plans.
On-site · Richmond
Perform general janitorial duties within an active industrial warehouse and lumber yard environment. Operate specialized equipment including floor sweepers, road sweepers, and forklifts as required.
Remote · Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Drive business growth by prospecting and building relationships with importers, exporters, and 3PLs to utilize transload facilities. Manage the full sales pipeline from initial meeting to signed contract across Ontario, Quebec, and the US Mid-West.
On-site · Vancouver
Oversee day-to-day operational, security, and traffic management activities at the Canada Place Cruise Terminal. Coordinate with cruise lines, government agencies, and service providers to ensure safe and efficient passenger and vehicle movement.
On-site · Victoria
The Shuttle Agent is responsible for selling shuttle tickets, managing passenger counts, and coordinating crowds to ensure timely departures. They also greet guests, provide schedule guidance, and assist passengers with mobility issues.
On-site · Victoria
Safely operate motor coaches and double-decker buses to provide shore excursions and shuttle services for cruise ship guests. Responsibilities include providing driver commentary, performing vehicle inspections, and adapting to changing traffic patterns.
