DSA - Defence Maritime Regulator Principal Inspector
| Dyddiad hysbysebu: | 19 Mehefin 2025 |
|---|---|
| Cyflog: | £59,690 bob blwyddyn |
| Gwybodaeth ychwanegol am y cyflog: | A pension contribution of 28.97% based on the listed salary |
| Oriau: | Llawn Amser |
| Dyddiad cau: | 19 Gorffennaf 2025 |
| Lleoliad: | Bristol, Portsmouth |
| Gweithio o bell: | Hybrid - gweithio o bell hyd at 2 ddiwrnod yr wythnos |
| Cwmni: | Ministry of Defence |
| Math o swydd: | Parhaol |
| Cyfeirnod swydd: | 409799 |
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The DSA is responsible for the Defence regulation of HS&EP. The authority provides independent advice to SofS on safety policy in Defence. It also provides evidence-based assurance to the SofS that their policy on HS&EP in Defence is being promoted and implemented in the conduct of Defence activities. This regulation is achieved through proportional and appropriate evidence-based assessment of the activity that supports Defence’s operational imperatives.
Within the DSA, DMR is tasked to provide regulation, advice and guidance, assurance and enforcement across the Maritime Domain. This comprises all activity conducted by MOD Shipping (includes but is not limited to warships, submarines, landing craft and boats across defence), in the Defence Ports and at Defence Harbour Facilities and in Defence Diving, both Military and Commercially contracted, in support of defence activities. As new technologies and vessel types, such as autonomous vessels or the involvement of AI emerge, we are constantly looking at the maritime scope to make sure that Safety and Environmental Protection are assured going forward. We consist of four areas: Executive and Enablers, Regulation and Compliance and an Inspectorate currently split between Shipping (inc Ships Submarines and Diving) and Maritime Services (inc Boats, Ports and Harbours and emergent technologies).
This Post is 1 of 2 Principal Inspectors and covers the Shipping and Diving team.
As the Principal Inspector you will be responsible for.
Being an active member of the DMR Management Board working together to direct DMR activity
Directing and prioritising, based on domain risk assessments, a team programme delivering effective, appropriately resourced, third line of defence audit activity. Briefing audited 1* and 2* Accountable Persons
Take and mange enforcement action where there are breaches of legislation or Defence regulation to reduce risk to personnel or the environment
Directing activity to enable the issuing, amending and routine verification of Approvals to Authorise MoD Shipping for domain Accountable Persons
Leading in the development and maintenance of strong domain communications and relationships which support risk analysis and prioritisation of interventions. Routinely engage with senior staff to support your team and advance issues for consideration against DMR objectives and risk processes.
Coordinating development and provision of guidance to the Maritime community, collaborating on resolving common concerns and regulatory constraints, and ensuring effective practice in other domains is shared.
Work with DMR Duly Authorised Organisations to ensure that their organisation, arrangements and rules are consistent with DMR's regulatory framework and deliver the desired outcomes.
Representing DMR as a member of DSA Working groups covering and dealing with significant pan regulator business areas. The role is responsible for ensuring DMR is represented and that related actions are understood, planned and expedited.
Provide advice to support the DMR Registrar in maintaining the Defence Register of UK MOD Shipping.
Provide DMR support to wider DSA collaborative activities in response to emergent Defence HS&EP risk.
Work with the DMR Regulation team to identify likely changes to legislation through horizon scanning activities, such as monitoring of IMO initiatives.
Work with DMR Analysis team and coordinator to understand the emergent domain risk picture and plan DMR response
The tasks above will require collaboration with all DMR teams, other regulators, the wider MoD Maritime Domain and external bodies such as the HSE and MCA as appropriate. Therefore, the ability to develop positive relationships is important!
To deliver this portfolio, the post holder will lead 8 staff with line management responsibilities for 1 x C1 and 2 x MSO1 and will be the CSO for 2 x C2. The team also contains 1 x Lt Cdr and 2 x Lt(RN).
Please note, candidates will be redirected to the Civil Service Jobs website where you will need to submit your application form. Please note the closing date above is incorrect and cannot be amended so please check the closing date on Civil Service Jobs and allow enough time to submit your application form.
Within the DSA, DMR is tasked to provide regulation, advice and guidance, assurance and enforcement across the Maritime Domain. This comprises all activity conducted by MOD Shipping (includes but is not limited to warships, submarines, landing craft and boats across defence), in the Defence Ports and at Defence Harbour Facilities and in Defence Diving, both Military and Commercially contracted, in support of defence activities. As new technologies and vessel types, such as autonomous vessels or the involvement of AI emerge, we are constantly looking at the maritime scope to make sure that Safety and Environmental Protection are assured going forward. We consist of four areas: Executive and Enablers, Regulation and Compliance and an Inspectorate currently split between Shipping (inc Ships Submarines and Diving) and Maritime Services (inc Boats, Ports and Harbours and emergent technologies).
This Post is 1 of 2 Principal Inspectors and covers the Shipping and Diving team.
As the Principal Inspector you will be responsible for.
Being an active member of the DMR Management Board working together to direct DMR activity
Directing and prioritising, based on domain risk assessments, a team programme delivering effective, appropriately resourced, third line of defence audit activity. Briefing audited 1* and 2* Accountable Persons
Take and mange enforcement action where there are breaches of legislation or Defence regulation to reduce risk to personnel or the environment
Directing activity to enable the issuing, amending and routine verification of Approvals to Authorise MoD Shipping for domain Accountable Persons
Leading in the development and maintenance of strong domain communications and relationships which support risk analysis and prioritisation of interventions. Routinely engage with senior staff to support your team and advance issues for consideration against DMR objectives and risk processes.
Coordinating development and provision of guidance to the Maritime community, collaborating on resolving common concerns and regulatory constraints, and ensuring effective practice in other domains is shared.
Work with DMR Duly Authorised Organisations to ensure that their organisation, arrangements and rules are consistent with DMR's regulatory framework and deliver the desired outcomes.
Representing DMR as a member of DSA Working groups covering and dealing with significant pan regulator business areas. The role is responsible for ensuring DMR is represented and that related actions are understood, planned and expedited.
Provide advice to support the DMR Registrar in maintaining the Defence Register of UK MOD Shipping.
Provide DMR support to wider DSA collaborative activities in response to emergent Defence HS&EP risk.
Work with the DMR Regulation team to identify likely changes to legislation through horizon scanning activities, such as monitoring of IMO initiatives.
Work with DMR Analysis team and coordinator to understand the emergent domain risk picture and plan DMR response
The tasks above will require collaboration with all DMR teams, other regulators, the wider MoD Maritime Domain and external bodies such as the HSE and MCA as appropriate. Therefore, the ability to develop positive relationships is important!
To deliver this portfolio, the post holder will lead 8 staff with line management responsibilities for 1 x C1 and 2 x MSO1 and will be the CSO for 2 x C2. The team also contains 1 x Lt Cdr and 2 x Lt(RN).
Please note, candidates will be redirected to the Civil Service Jobs website where you will need to submit your application form. Please note the closing date above is incorrect and cannot be amended so please check the closing date on Civil Service Jobs and allow enough time to submit your application form.