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Principal Inspector of Marine AccidentsReference number: 397086Salary:&nbsp;£93,144Contract:&nbsp;PermanentWorking pattern: Full timeLocation:&nbsp;SouthamptonAbout usBased in Southampton, the Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) is an independent organisation within the Department for Transport and employs 34 specialist and administrative staff. We’re responsible for investigating accidents and incidents involving UK vessels anywhere in the world, and any vessels within UK territorial waters. The main focus of our work is to improve the safety of life at sea and the avoidance of accidents in the future, but we’re not responsible for apportioning blame or liability, and nor do we enforce laws or carry out prosecutions.Your work with usWhen you join us as a Principal Inspector of Marine Accidents, you’ll be responsible for leading, supervising and managing one of four multi-disciplinary teams of specialist inspectors that carry out investigations into marine accidents worldwide. You’ll also be a key member of our senior leadership team, work that will involve contributing to the formulation of policy and the running and development of the MAIB.You’ll have a wide range of additional duties and responsibilities, including acting as duty coordinator and our initial point of contact for out of hours calls. This will involve operating within a 4-week duty cycle, triaging accident notifications and determining our response. You may be required to deploy to accident sites at short notice during your duty weeks, work that could involve worldwide travel, the management of demanding investigations and interacting with people and organisations in what can be challenging and stressful situations.We’ll expect you to direct the progress, conduct and quality assurance of investigations, engage with stakeholders to develop effective safety recommendations, oversee the production, editing and quality control of investigation reports, and manage any related contracts. You should also be prepared to represent the MAIB at industry meetings and fora, and make a positive contribution to our wider management strategies.Who we’re looking forTo be a success in this vital role you’ll have well developed senior management experience at sea or ashore, and the confidence and technical background necessary to enable you to tackle complex accident investigations involving all types of vessel. A confident project manager with the ability to plan and prioritise as you meet challenging timescales in a fast-moving, dynamic environment, you’ll also be able to assess and analyse data from various sources and recognise when you need to call in external expertise.A inspirational and motivating leader, you’ll be skilled at giving clear directions and clarifying strategies and plans, while your excellent writing skills will see you producing logical and persuasive reports.When it comes to qualifications, you should have STCW 95 A-II/2 (Deck) Unlimited or STCW III/2 (Engineering) Unlimited or a degree in naval architecture or a post graduate certificate or higher in marine accident investigation. Royal Navy equivalency is accepted, and we’ll also expect you to have experience in command or as the senior engineer afloat, as a senior manager in a role ashore, as a naval architect or as a marine accident investigator. In addition, you’ll be required to maintain a minimum level of fitness and undergo Counter Terrorist Check security clearance.For more information about this role, please contact Andrew Moll at <a href="mailto:Andrew.moll@dft.gov.uk" target="_blank">Andrew.moll@dft.gov.uk</a> or +44 (0) 7880 724316Apply before 11:55 pm on Sunday 15th June 2025

Department of Transport

Date: 13 May 2025Location: Liverpool, GB, L21 1LACompany: Peel PortsAre you excited by the opportunity to support our sustainability goals by monitoring Group Marine activities, ensuring they comply with relevant environmental legislation?&nbsp; Are you passionate about protecting the marine environment and promoting sustainability?&nbsp; We are seeking a Group Marine Environmental Compliance Officer to join our team at the Port of Liverpool, and help us keep the world moving!<h2>Your Role</h2>In this role you will ensure Group Marines activities comply with relevant national, and International, legislation.&nbsp; You will understand marine licences, environmental permits, and other consenting processes in England and Scotland, and will track new environmental legislation as it evolves.You will also implement relevant Habitat Regulations, Water Environment Regulations, and Marine and Coastal Access Act requirements, conducting some of our Habitat Regulations Assessments, Marine Conservation Zone, and Water Framework Directive assessments and liaising with regulators and stakeholders as and when required.&nbsp; You will understand Marine Planning processes and contribute to their development and implementation on behalf of Statutory Harbour Authority.<h2>What you'll bring</h2>You will have demonstrable experience with marine licenses, environmental permits, and consenting processes in England and Scotland.&nbsp; You will have a strong understanding of key regulations and related assessment procedures, including the Environment Act, Habitats Regulations, Water Environmental Regulations, Marine and Coastal Access Act as well as the Statutory Harbour Authority’s environmental duties.You will be familiar with marine planning policies and have the ability to track evolving regulatory landscapes, preparing consultation responses when required.&nbsp; With excellent report writing and communication skills, you will be able to work independently and part of a team. Being degree educated in a relevant discipline is expected.<h2>Who are we?</h2>Already one of the UK’s leading port and logistics companies, we are planning substantial capital investment over the next 5 years to achieve our vision of becoming the UK’s leading port operator.&nbsp; We have ambitious plans to grow and transform the supply chain to benefit our customers.&nbsp; Our investments are decarbonizing our operations, which in turn is helping us work towards our goal of having Net Zero Port Operations by 2040.&nbsp; Much of our success depends on our unrivalled facilities and technology. But in our sector, it comes down to having the right talent to enable our organisation to grow.<h2>What we can offer you</h2>In addition to a competitive salary, we have a strong track record of developing our people to expand their skills and experience and develop their careers.&nbsp; Valuing and rewarding our workforce is important to us which is why we offer a fantastic range of flexible benefits to choose from, such as:<ul><li>27 Days Annual Leave (plus bank holidays)</li><li>Up to 10% Matched Contribution Pension</li><li>Peel Ports Flexible Benefits including salary sacrifice car scheme, healthcare cash plans, Cycle2Work Scheme, Critical Illness insurance, Gym Membership Scheme, Retail Vouchers, plus more!</li><li>Commitment to learning and personal development – Last year we supported over 50,000 hours of training and personal development!</li><li>We promote good physical and mental health and can provide additional support to colleagues via our Employee Assistance Programme when required</li></ul>If you believe you have the skills and experience we are seeking and you want to join a thriving and ambitious place to work, we’d really like to hear from you.

Group Marine Environmental Compliance Officer

Closing Date: 15 June 2025&nbsp;Location: FlexibleTeam / Directorate: Marine &amp; Coastal Policy &amp; Planning Evidence, Policy &amp; Permitting&nbsp;Starting salary:&nbsp; £45,367 rising to £50,877 per annum through annual increments being paid each year (pro rata for part time applicants)Contract type: PermanentWork pattern: Full time, 37 hours per week (Part time, annualised hours, compressed hours or term time working considered - discussions at interview stage welcome)Post number: 201434The roleAre you passionate about the marine environment and committed to supporting Wales’ transition to a low-carbon future? We’re looking for a strategic and experienced marine energy advisor to help shape the future of offshore wind and other marine renewables in Wales.&nbsp;As Lead Specialist Advisor for Marine Energy, you’ll play a central role in providing expert, high-level policy advice on marine energy developments – with a strong focus on offshore wind. You’ll lead Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW) strategic input into government policy, sector planning, and national marine energy initiatives.&nbsp;Working as part of our Marine &amp; Coastal Policy &amp; Planning team, you’ll develop guidance, tools, and evidence that inform environmentally responsible marine energy growth. You’ll work across NRW and with external stakeholders including Welsh and UK Governments, The Crown Estate, and the wider offshore energy sector to ensure sustainable outcomes for nature, climate and communities.&nbsp;Key responsibilities include:&nbsp;<ul><li>Leading the development of NRW’s marine energy policy and strategic advice, particularly in relation to offshore wind. </li><li>Monitoring and influencing policy, strategies and plans that shape the marine energy landscape in Wales and the UK. </li><li>Planning and prioritising NRW’s marine energy work and collaborating across teams to align on delivery. </li><li>Representing NRW at strategic forums and stakeholder groups to promote evidence-based, nature-positive marine energy deployment. </li><li>Mentoring team members and helping to build internal expertise in marine industries and offshore renewables. </li><li>Supporting NRW governance with briefings, strategic papers, and expert representation at key decision points.&nbsp;</li></ul>This is a high-impact opportunity to be part of Wales’ response to the climate and nature emergencies, working at the forefront of marine energy strategy. Join our dedicated team and help shape a cleaner, greener future for Wales.

Marine Energy Policy Lead Advisor

Closing Date: 22 June 2025Location: FlexibleTeam / Directorate: Marine Regulatory Policy &amp; Approaches Team / Evidence, Policy and PermittingStarting salary:&nbsp; £41,132 rising to £44,988 per annum through annual increments being paid each year (pro rata for part time applicants)Contract type: Fixed Term until 1 April 2027Work pattern: Full time, 37 hours per week (Part time, annualised hours, compressed hours or term time working considered - discussions at interview stage welcome)Post number: 203908The roleAre you ready to help shape how Wales delivers major infrastructure in a way that protects our environment and ensures regulatory rigour? We’re seeking an experienced regulatory professional to play a pivotal role in implementing Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW) responsibilities under the new Infrastructure (Wales) Act 2024.&nbsp;As Senior Advisor for Regulatory Approaches (Infrastructure), you’ll lead the development of new regulatory approaches to support the streamlined consenting process introduced by the Act. This includes helping to define how consents such as marine licences and other regulatory permissions are managed when deemed within an Infrastructure Consent (IC), and ensuring our involvement aligns with legal and environmental requirements.&nbsp;You’ll also play a key role in embedding a fully cost-recoverable pre-application advice service across NRW, developing the guidance, tools, and training required to support both internal teams and external stakeholders.&nbsp;Key responsibilities include:&nbsp;<ul><li>Designing NRW’s regulatory approach to assessing whether applications (marine and non-marine) should be deemed within an Infrastructure Consent. </li><li>Developing practical guidance and training to support internal teams and ensure consistency across consent regimes. </li><li>Leading NRW’s interaction with stakeholders, including PEDW, Welsh Government, and developers during pre-application and consenting phases. </li><li>Supporting the creation of a chargeable, fully cost-recoverable pre-application advice service under the new Act. </li><li>Coordinating input across regulatory functions to ensure a joined-up and legally sound process.&nbsp;</li></ul>This is a key opportunity to influence how Wales balances infrastructure growth with environmental sustainability. If you’re confident working across regulation, policy and stakeholder engagement – and you want to help shape the future of consenting in Wales – we want to hear from you.&nbsp;

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