Duties will be to supervise our Stevedoring operations during stowage & unloading of vessels and general operations within the port warehousing. Therefore, you must be able to demonstrate the ability to keep your team motivated, focused and performing to the very highest standards. It is envisaged that the successful individuals will become part of our flexible workforce & learn all parts of the operations to enable them to work in other areas of the business where necessary.
Experience of heavy lifting operations and working at height would be advantageous.
The Port operates seven days per week including night shift & Bank Holidays; therefore, you will need to be flexible to suit the needs of the business.
Our business is located across five sites, so a full driving licence is essential.
Remuneration
In return we offer an attractive remuneration package:
* Starting salary £35k rising to £37k after training for 37.5 hours per week
* Defined contribution pension scheme
* 33 days holiday (inclusive of 8 statutory days)
Why work at Port of Blyth?
The Port of Blyth values its employees as its most important assets and provides a comprehensive range of benefits, including a competitive salary, a generous bonus program, free private medical coverage, and regular staff events such as breakfast meetings, to create a supportive environment for employees to excel in.
The Port has taken proactive measures to promote health and wellness in the workplace. In 2023, it joined the North East Better Health at Work Award and formed a team of 10 Health Advocates to develop health campaigns and initiatives tailored to the workforce. These initiatives encompass activities like Gym in the Park sessions, Free Bike Health Checks, and NHS Free Health Checks, all of which have been well-received by the staff.
The port’s dedication to enhancing health and wellness was acknowledged at the Maritime UK Awards 2024, where it was honoured with the Employer of the Year Award. This accomplishment not only provided well-deserved recognition for the employees but also served as a source of immense pride and motivation to continue striving for excellence.
About Port of Blyth
Port of Blyth is the port operating division of Blyth Harbour Commission, an independent statutory trust established in 1882. It is one of the largest Trust Port’s in the UK handling cargo across four terminals based around the River Blyth.
Together with major logistics and training divisions, the Port group has a growing turnover exceeding £31 million, driven by growth across a variety of sectors but particularly offshore energy, with the Port is now recognised as a major strategic east coast base supporting the sector. Other trade handled includes containers, dry bulks (coal, aggregates, cement etc.) and marine fuels.
How to apply
Please apply with full CV (including details of current salary) to Stuart Balmer-Howieson:
Interviews to be held w/c 1 st September 2025
Closing — 31/08/2025
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