Canada Makes is pleased to welcome Seaspan as an active member of our national additive manufacturing ecosystem. Seaspan is a leader in Canada’s ship design, engineering, construction, and repair industry, boasting modern facilities in North Vancouver and Victoria. The company delivers complex projects for government and private-sector customers and plays a key role in Canada’s marine programs.
As part of its commitment to innovation and continuous improvement, Seaspan is exploring how additive manufacturing can support future operations. To support this effort, Seaspan is leveraging SelectAM to help better understand where additive manufacturing may deliver value across the organization.
Here’s what Charlie McGuinness, Additive Manufacturing Specialist at Seaspan had to say:“Additive manufacturing presents an opportunity to rethink how shipbuilding challenges are addressed, and Seaspan is taking a structured, collaborative approach to understanding where it can deliver the most value. Tools like SelectAM are invaluable in helping focus that value by allowing anyone to quickly assess the potential for AM of any component in a clear and simple way. SelectAM provides a guided framework that helps our AM team prioritize efforts and concentrate on the opportunities with the highest impact.”
Seaspan’s participation in Canada Makes reflects a collaborative approach to adopting advanced manufacturing technologies and contributing real-world insight to Canada’s growing AM community. Learn more at www.seaspan.com or connect with Seaspan on LinkedIn.
Canada Makes Trade missions are about opening doors, gaining insights, business-to business contacts, information and tools for Canadian businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
The Five-day fact-finding mission focused on additive manufacturing (AM) and offered the opportunity for attendees to meet with leading additive manufacturing companies and experts.
Canada Makes Trade missions are about opening doors, gaining insights, business-to business contacts, information and tools for Canadian businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
The Five-day fact-finding mission focused on additive manufacturing (AM) and offered the opportunity for attendees to meet with leading additive manufacturing companies and experts.
Canada Makes is pleased to welcome Seaspan as an active member of our national additive manufacturing ecosystem. Seaspan is a leader in Canada’s ship design, engineering, construction, and repair industry, boasting modern facilities in North Vancouver and Victoria. The company delivers complex projects for government and private-sector customers and plays a key role in Canada’s marine programs.