The CSMOIM is proud to announce the launch of its brand new Canadian Regulations for Officers...
Le Comité sectoriel de main-d’œuvre de l’industrie maritime
What is the Human Resources Sectorial Committee of the Maritime Industry?
The Sectorial Committee (CSMOIM) is a non-profit organization composed of marine-sector employers and workers. Since 2001, it has implemented human resources and skills development projects, organizing training for those who are employed in or seeking employment in the maritime industry.
The Sectorial Committee, which ensures maritime human resources quantity and quality, is mandated to promote sector-related training, trades and occupations in order to help companies become more competitive and boost job growth in its activity sector.
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PROFESSIONALISM – CONSULTATION – EXCELLENCE
Professionalism : Our professionalism reflects our commitment to rigor, quality, and efficiency in everything we do, strengthening our reputation and long-term success with our members and partners.
Consultation: We firmly believe that communication, partnership, and teamwork are essential to achieving our common goals and making a meaningful impact on the maritime industry. By combining our strengths and skills, we will become the benchmark for the maritime workforce.
Excellence: Excellence drives us to achieve the highest standards of innovation and quality, ensuring our leadership in the maritime industry.
NEW TRAINING COURSE AVAILABLE!
CANADIAN REGULATIONS FOR OFFICERS (soon available in English)
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News from CSMOIM
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9 January 2026
New Training Course Available: ''Canadian Regulations for Officers''
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29 October 2025
The Quebec Maritime Day Celebrates 25 Years of Commitment and Mobilization in the Maritime Sector
CommuniqueRead moreQuebec City, October 29, 2025—The St. Lawrence Economic Development Council (SODES) proudly...
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16 September 2025
Towards Better Workforce Planning in Shipbuilding: The Study ''Training-Job Matching and Recruitment Prospects'' Commissioned to DDM Group
CommuniqueRead moreLongueuil / Quebec City, September 16, 2025—The human resources sectorial committees (CSMOs) of...
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November-December 2025
In this issue:
Canadian Regulations for Officers: New training available in January
2026 MPR Workshop : Save the date and complete the preparatory survey
Strategic study in shipbuilding: Shipyards and companies invited to respond to the questionnaire by January 16, 2026
Two new projects bring 2025 to a successful close: Shipboard cooking and the promotion of maritime careers in the spotlight
My Transition Expo: Supporting military career change
Quebec Maritime Day: The St. Lawrence River at the heart of our economic and commercial security
CPMT’s Labor Market Partners Forum: A crucial call to action
Canadian Maritime Advisory Council: Driving forward maritime sector issues
Maritime careers go to sea… heading for schools!
Maritime Leadership training: 23 new leaders trained
FNHRDCQ’s Akima Symposium: Strengthening the pre-employability and employability of First Nations and Inuit
Shipbuilding Supply Chain Meeting: Mobilizing key players around training and recruitment opportunities
Atushkan Speed Dating: Building bridges between employers and Indigenous talent
Happy Holidays!
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September-October 2025
In this issue:
Shipboard Cooking in the Spotlight
Focus On the Next Generation: CSMOIM and IMQ Meet With Students at Collège de Lévis
CSMOIM Anchors at the Port of Montreal for Its Board Meeting
Quebec Maritime Day
Imagine Marine Conference
Maritime Careers Information Activity
IMQ Open House
MPR Regulatory Workshop
Registration for CFMU Winter Training Courses Now Open
Atushkan Speed Dating: Strengthening the Employability of First Nations and Inuit
Maritime Jobs Info
Events and Training Calendar
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July-August 2025
New look, same course!
In this issue:
DON'T MISS THE BOAT! Campaign
Salary Survey
Maritime Leadership Training – November 18-19, 2025 in Québec City | December 2-3, 2025 in Montreal
Port of Quebec's Maritime Family Fair – September 6, 2025 in Québec City
Maritime Careers Information Activity – October 15, 2025 remotely
SODES' Quebec Maritime Day – October 28, 2025 in Québec City
Reminder: Funding for Training of Seafaring Personnel
Maritime Jobs Info
Survey: Non-Regulated Training Needs Survey
Featured in The Canadian Sailor by the SIUC
SODES' The River Unites Us Campaign
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