Congratulations to our 2023 Trades Winners! Cory Farrell, Anton Oster, Luke Clarke, and Andrew MacBurnie.

These awards are presented to individuals who stand out within their trade for their exceptional work. Learn more: bit.ly/4bkdoXX

Congratulations to our Apprentice of the Year winner for 2023 - Deion Parsons!

Deion began his journey through the Pathways to Shipbuilding program and quickly impressed his supervisors with his eagerness to learn and team first mindset.

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Fair winds and following seas!

Congratulations to Welder Apprentice Evan Durnford, who won gold at the Nova Scotia Skills Competition! Evan will showcase his skills at the Skills Canada National Competition in Québec City taking place May 30-31. Skills Canada – Nova Scotia

Steady progress continues on AOPS #6 as block 249, the first block of the bow mega block, has been lifted and placed in the Module Hall at Halifax Shipyard. This marks the formation of the third and final mega block of the future HMCS Robert Hampton Gray.

Welcome home, HMCS Max Bernays!

We're wishing good luck to Welder Apprentices Kysha States and Evan Durnford as they participate in the Nova Scotia Skills Competition for Welders today! Skills Canada – Nova Scotia

Congratulations to the winners of the Post-Secondary Electrical Installations event at the 2024 Nova Scotia Skills Competition!

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Congratulations to Electrical Apprentice Tyler McGrath, who won gold at the Nova Scotia Skills Competition! Tyler has earned his chance to represent NS at the SCNC in Québec City. Skills Canada – Nova Scotia

It was a beautiful morning at Halifax Shipyard as our team of 2,400 shipbuilders started their day building and maintaining ships for Canada.

We're wishing good luck to Electrical Apprentice Tyler McGrath as he participates in the Nova Scotia Skills Competition for Electricians this Friday. Tyler is one of more than 350 apprentices on our team building and maintaining ships for Canada.

Block 240 has been rolled out of the paint booth and will be lifted to become the stern mega block of the future HMCS Robert Hampton Gray. We will be moving mega blocks to land level to form the final AOPS for the Royal Canadian Navy this summer.

Today, our team hosted Canada's Naval Architecture and Contracting authorities to tour our new construction and repair projects. Thank you for your efforts in identifying repair efficiencies that will ensure the safety and longevity of Canada's surface combatants.

We're wishing good luck to Pipefitter Apprentices Andrew Pozzebon, Bryan Jordon, and Matthew Savage as they participate in the NS Skills Competition for Pipefitters. These talented pipefitters are 3 of the 350+ apprentices on our team building and maintaining ships for Canada.

Fair winds and following seas!

Due to a power outage with an unknown restoration time, the 2nd shift (afternoon/night shift) at Halifax Shipyard is cancelled today, March 9, 2024.