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Marine Pilot – Tees & Hartlepool District

Marine Pilot – Tees & Hartlepool District

Job posted

02 October 2024

Closes

01 December 2024

Location

River Tees & Hartlepool

Contract type

Self-employed

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Description

We invite expressions of interest for persons wishing to authorise as a Tees Bay Pilot. This is in anticipation of upcoming retirements. Tees Bay Pilots operate on a self-employed basis as part of a busy and inclusive co-operative. Applicants should possess a Masters Unlimited licence, a valid ENG-1 medical certificate, hold a full UK driving licence and be willing to fully relocate to the district. Please use the below link to send a copy of your CV and covering letter.

Marine Pilot – Dublin Port Company

Marine Pilot – Dublin Port Company

Recruiter

Dublin Port Company

Job posted

16 September 2024

Closes

27 September 2024

Rank

Marine Pilot

Location

Dublin Port

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Description

Dublin Port is Ireland’s largest and busiest port with over 17,000 ship movements per year with approximately 4,000 of these ship movements requiring the expertise of a marine pilot. Dublin Port Company (DPC) is a State- owned commercial company responsible for operating and developing Dublin Port.

Pilot Recruitment – Port of London – UK

Pilot Recruitment – Port of London – UK

Recruiter

Port of London Authority

Job posted

28 March 2024

Closes

ongoing

Rank

Marine Pilot

Location

Gravesend Kent - UK

Contract type

Permanent

Salary

Trainee Pilot: Starting Salary : £63,195 (7 month training period). Salary is set to increase with increased pilot progression: Pilot Class IV - £ 80,998 Pilot Class III - £89,596 Pilot Class II - £99,763 Pilot Class I – £114,460

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Description

Our Pilots board all types of vessels, from the biggest container ships and tankers to warships and cruise ships visiting London, using their experience and local knowledge to ensure the safe passage in, out and around the tidal Thames. They operate 365 days a year, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and, at times in challenging conditions, working to keep trade and visitors flowing on the heartbeat of London.