This is not a standard HR role. You will step into a business in the middle of real change. The Port of Tilbury is investing. Growing. Evolving how it operates. HR sits at the centre of that.
This role gives you direct exposure to a five-year growth plan across a complex, operational, unionised environment of around 700 colleagues. You will not sit on the sidelines. You will shape how change lands on the ground.
You get ownership. You get visibility. You get impact.
This is hands-on HR in a business where people, operations and unions are tightly connected.
You will operate as a true HR Business Partner, but with real operational depth.
You will spend time on the ground. In conversations. In negotiations. In the detail. This is where strong HR professionals build their reputation. In this is a highly unionised, operational setting. You need to be comfortable with:
Managing industrial relations and building strong union relationships sits at the core of this role.
The Port of Tilbury is part of Forth Ports and sits at the heart of UK infrastructure. With around 700 colleagues on site and a five-year growth plan underway, this is a business that is actively investing in its future and in the people who will help deliver it.
What we are looking for is someone who already knows how to operate in this space. Experience in a unionised, operational or industrial environment, a strong background in employee and industrial relations, and the ability to influence, challenge and build trust with stakeholders at every level.
If you want a role where you can shape culture, influence unions, and deliver change in a business that matters to UK infrastructure, get in touch for a confidential conversation.