Minimum Requirements
To apply to be a Port of London Authority Pilot you must: Be eligible to work in the UK –
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eligibility Hold a STCW II/2 Masters Unlimited Certificate of Competency, or have achieved this by the time of training commencement if successful (Evidence of Notice of Eligibility will be required) Hold an unrestricted ENG1 medical certificate (or equivalent) Hold a full current driving license Be an excellent communicator and fluent in English, in particular when using VHF Have good spatial awareness Be decisive and able to act confidently Be a team player with good I.T. skills Desirable Skills
Experience of tug operations (berthing & unberthing) Experience of working aboard a variety of commercial vessels Knowledge of the Port Marine Safety Code Local knowledge of the river Thames These skills are desirable; however, training will be provided for the right candidate. Key Accountabilities
Some of the key accountabilities of our Pilots include: Providing clear navigational advice and information on regulatory requirements to vessel masters Supporting vessel masters in their communication with personnel and other vessels Conducting navigation and bridge management duties Recording and submitting passage plans Coordinating tug activity Upholding the reputation of the Port of London Authority in the delivery of safe operations and excellent customer service Salary
Trainee Pilot: Starting Salary: £68,819 (7 month training period). Salary is set to increase with increased pilot progression. Pilot Class IV - £86,633 Pilot Class III - £95,828 Pilot Class II - £106,703 Pilot Class I – £122,422 More information can be found
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To apply to be a Port of London Authority Pilot you must: Be eligible to work in the UK –
Find out more about
eligibility Hold a STCW II/2 Masters Unlimited Certificate of Competency, or have achieved this by the time of training commencement if successful (Evidence of Notice of Eligibility will be required) Hold an unrestricted ENG1 medical certificate (or equivalent) Hold a full current driving license Be an excellent communicator and fluent in English, in particular when using VHF Have good spatial awareness Be decisive and able to act confidently Be a team player with good I.T. skills Desirable Skills
Experience of tug operations (berthing & unberthing) Experience of working aboard a variety of commercial vessels Knowledge of the Port Marine Safety Code Local knowledge of the river Thames These skills are desirable; however, training will be provided for the right candidate. Key Accountabilities
Some of the key accountabilities of our Pilots include: Providing clear navigational advice and information on regulatory requirements to vessel masters Supporting vessel masters in their communication with personnel and other vessels Conducting navigation and bridge management duties Recording and submitting passage plans Coordinating tug activity Upholding the reputation of the Port of London Authority in the delivery of safe operations and excellent customer service Salary
Trainee Pilot: Starting Salary: £68,819 (7 month training period). Salary is set to increase with increased pilot progression. Pilot Class IV - £86,633 Pilot Class III - £95,828 Pilot Class II - £106,703 Pilot Class I – £122,422 More information can be found
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