Port Coquitlam Transit Centre, opened in August 1978, also known as "PTC", "PCT", or "PCTC", is located at 2061 Kingsway Avenue Port Coquitlam BC.

PCTC was the first facility in Metro Vancouver capable of servicing CNG vehicles.

In June 1991, PCTC became the first transit centre in the history of Metro Vancouver transit to operate and store articulated buses.

PCTC serves various routes in Anmore, Belcarra, Coquitlam, Maple Ridge, Mission, Port Coquitlam, Pitt Meadows, Port Moody, as well as parts of Burnaby, New Westminster and Vancouver using 40 ft Diesel, CNG and 60 ft Diesel along with Comunity Shuttle Busses.

 

Property Rep:

Sam Hejizadeh ptcpr@unifor111.com

Chief Job Steward:

Steve Bajwa ptccjs@unifor111.com

Safety Reps (Conventional):

1. Nelson McCabe
2. Steve Bajwa
3. Kevin Daine
4. Andy Johnson
5. Chris Gordon
6. Jason Carruthers
7. Steve Dudley

Safety Reps (CTS):

1. Heather McGown
2. Bernie Schmidt

Sheet and Service Review Rep (Conventional):

1. Richard Wise
2. John Comeau
3. Kathryn Dekort
4. Richard Bailey
5. John West
6. Sevak Arzoumanian

Sheet and Service Review Rep (CTS):

1. Gary Hose
2. Heather McGown

Sign-Up Reps (Conventional):

1. Richard Wise
2. John Comeau
3. Kathryn Dekort
4. Burt Pitchard

Sign-Up Reps (CTS):

1. Gary Hose
2. Bernie Schmidt
3. Heather McGown

Spare Board Reps:

1. Richard Bailey
2. Dave Stuive

Accident Adjudicators:

1. Matt Maisonneuve
2. Winston Ledoux

AMP Reps:

1. Jason Carruthers
2. San Hajizadeh

Care Committee:

1. Lori Jackart

Envoirnment Committee:

1. Steve Dudley

Human Rights:

1. TBA

Mental Health Rep:

1. Tara Anderson
2. Saeed Hashimi

VIW Rep:

1. Andy Johnson

Womens Advocate:

1. Agata Matyszczuk

Womens Committee:

1. TBA

Young Workers Committee:

1. Scott Kingston
2. Heather McGown

Unifor Canada Council Delegate:

1. Nelson McCabe
2. Steve Bajwa

Unifor BC Regional Council Delegate:

1. Nelson McCabe
2. Setve Bajwa

BC Fed Labour Delegate:

1. Steve Bajwa
2. Kevin Daine