Lvis, QC
Davie Industries was founded in 1825, and ranks among Canada's leading shipbuilding companies. It offers services in engineering and manufacturing, construction, installation and quality assurance for a wide range of ships including ship repair as well as for the construction of heavy industrial and offshore fabrications.
Primary industry:
Shipbuilding and offshore platforms. Refineries, chemical plants, pulp and paper steel mills, hydro electric plants, cement plants, also nuclear components for Atomic Energy's CANDU.
22 George-D.-Davie St.
Lvis, QC G6V 8V5
CA
22 George-D.-Davie St.
Lvis, QC G6V 8V5
CA
Legal Name: Davie Maritime Inc.
Number of Employees: 500
CA
Davie currently uses the complete hull and outfitting applications of the TRIBON system. Design and manufacturing are generated from a 3-D model database integrating hull, steel outfit, piping, HVAC and electrical and accommodation products data.
Title: Director of finance
Area of Responsibility: Finance/Accounting
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Davie Maritime Inc. is Canada's largest shipyard. It was established in 1825 and is located on the south bank of the St. Lawrence River in Levis, Quebec (Just opposite Quebec City). Davie is a shipbuilder of vessels up to 70, 000 dwt, does ship conversions and repair work and is also a fabricator of offshore structures and General Industrial fabrications and machining work.
336611, 336612
AQAP 1, ISO 9001
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1140-Nuclear Components, 1905-Combat Ships and Landing Vessels, 1910-Transport Vessels, Passenger and Troop, 1915-Cargo and Tanker Vessels, 1920-Fishing Vessels, 1922-Vessel - Fire Fighting, 1925-Special Service Vessels, 1928-Vessel - Marine Depollution, 1930-Barges and Lighters, Cargo, 1935-Barges and Lighters, Special Purpose, 1940-Small Craft, 1945-Pontoons and Floating Docks, 1950-Floating Drydocks, 1955-Dredges, 1990-Miscellaneous Vessels, 2220-Rail Cars, 3615-Pulp and Paper Industries Machinery
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