Trinity House is a charity dedicated to safeguarding shipping and seafarers, providing education, support and welfare to the seafaring community with a statutory duty as a General Lighthouse Authority to deliver a reliable, efficient and cost-effective aids to navigation service for the benefit and safety of all mariners.

The Corporation of Trinity House was incorporated by Royal Charter in 1514 to regulate pilotage on the River Thames and provide for aged mariners.

With a mandate that has expanded considerably since then, we are today the UK’s largest-endowed maritime charity, the General Lighthouse Authority (GLA) for England, Wales, the Channel Islands and Gibraltar and a fraternity of men and women selected from across the nation’s maritime sector.

Our long-standing familiarity with the channels, hazards, currents and markings of our coastline also qualify us to inspect and audit over 11,000 local aids to navigation, license Deep Sea Pilots and provide Elder Brethren as Nautical Assessors to the Admiralty Court.

Per annum the Maritime Charity donates around £5m to the charities we support. These include the provision of cadet training schemes, welfare provision for retired mariners and educational programmes teaching safety at sea skills.

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Trinity House

Trinity House's headquarters in London, United Kingdom

The Quay focuses on maritime operations and project management, supporting logistics and procurement in the marine industry.

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Captain Ian McNaught

Nigel Hope

Goran Lovric

Stephen Keddie

Jenny Smith

Des Donworth

Iain Lower

The Engineering Team at Trinity House is responsible for the design, maintenance, and innovation of aids to navigation, ensuring the safety and efficiency of maritime operations. This team collaborates on technical projects, conducts inspections of local navigational aids, and develops engineering solutions to support the charity's mission of safeguarding the maritime community. With expertise in marine engineering, the team also plays a vital role in training cadets and enhancing the technical skills necessary for future maritime safety.

Engineering Team

The Finance and Accounting team at Trinity House is responsible for managing the organization's financial resources, ensuring transparent accounting practices, and providing detailed financial reporting. They oversee budgeting, financial planning, and the allocation of funds for charitable activities, ensuring that the charity operates efficiently while fulfilling its mission to support the seafaring community. This team plays a vital role in monitoring expenditures, facilitating donations, and ensuring compliance with financial regulations to maintain the charity's integrity and operational effectiveness.

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