Lockmaster Coordinator

Shoreham Port operates 24/7 365 days of the year within a fascinating and complex marine environment, where no two days are the same! The role of the Marine Coordinator - Lockmaster is at the heart of Marine operations as you coordinate port services within the harbour by providing accurate and up-to-date information to a range of stakeholders. You will be based in Harbour Radio, which is in the centre of the Port and is a local landmark. It is a great place to learn about everything that goes on in our Port estate. If you have a Port/Seafaring/Marine operations background and some practical knowledge of the Port Marine Safety Code, we would love to hear from you.

The Role

• You will be working within an experienced and highly skilled team on a pre-determined roster basis.
• You will have responsibility for the safe operation of our historic Prince Philip and Prince George locks, ensuring the safe coordination of commercial shipping movements.
• Act as a Port information service to a wide group of stakeholders, focusing on improving safety within our Harbour and Marinas.
• Working closely with our Harbour Master and Duty Officer on matters relating to Port safety and security, including being the first point of contact for Port emergency and security incidents.
• General duties that arise within an operational Marine environment.

How we value our colleagues

• Salary - Up to £41,258 per annum, dependent on skills assessment
• Hours of Work - Up to 40 hours per week
• 25 days paid holiday plus Bank Holidays is incorporated into the established self-administered roster
• Supportive training and will be arranged to support development needs

Living our values

• Wellbeing benefits including access to a Colleague Assistance Programme, Health Cash Plan, Mental Health First Aiders and Cycle to Work scheme.
• 25% discount at Port Kitchen(our hospitality venue).
• Opportunities to get involved in activities including our highly successful Sustainability Week, boat patrols and representing the Port at public events

Please Note:Applicants should be aware the Port operates under its impairment policy, which includes a zero-tolerance for drugs and alcohol, with a random programme of testing operated throughout.

Application method:

To apply pleasecomplete the application form here

The closing date for applications is Monday 16th March 2026.