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Port of London Authority is seeking a Case Manager in the Planning and Development Department to manage statutory consent applications and compliance matters. You will coordinate responses, balance environmental and statutory requirements, and work with applicants, consultees and internal teams to ensure timely case progression.
You will join the Statutory Consents and Compliance team and contribute to maintaining PLA standards while delivering effective case management and clear communication
Department: Planning and Development
Reporting to: Senior Case Manager
Grade: 7
Salary: £47,001 per annum
Working pattern: Monday to Friday,35 hours per week
Base: London River House,Gravesend, with occasional travel to London and site visits
Closing date: 20th August 2026(We may close this vacancy early if sufficient applications are received ahead of the closing date)
Interview date: 4th & 10th September
We are the UK’s biggest port, central to the country’s economy and ambitions for growth. We connect the UK to the world, but we are much more than a conventional port.
We are driven by our purpose to protect and improve the 95 mile stretch of the River Thames which is tidal – from Teddington Lock on the border of Surrey, through the heart of London, Kent, Essex and out to the North Sea.
The Statutory Consents and Compliance team is responsible for the processing of applications for consent and vessel licenses, and the investigation and enforcement of unlicensed and non-compliant river works and dredging along the River Thames.
We are currently looking for a Case Manager to join its Statutory Consents and Compliance team within the Planning & Development Department.
As Case Manager, you will manage a varied caseload of statutory consent applications and compliance matters, ensuring cases are progressed, determined and closed in line with statutory requirements, internal procedures, KPIs and agreed service standards.
You will work closely with applicants, licensees, consultees, statutory bodies, internal departments and other stakeholders to obtain information, coordinate responses and support effective case management. The role requires sound judgement, clear communication and the ability to balance operational, environmental, statutory and stakeholder considerations while maintaining PLA standards.
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For further information or an informal discussion, contact Angela Arnold, Senior Case Manager at angela.arnold@pla.co.uk
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The PLA are not registered with the UK Home Office and do not sponsor candidates who require a visa or work permit to work in the UK, therefore an offer of employment cannot be made unless you currently hold the rights to live and work in the UK.