Terence Mordaunt is an entrepreneur, businessman, and the co-owner of The Bristol Port Company, where he has a controlling interest. Over the last 30 years, he has spearheaded the transformation and rejuvenation of the Port into one of the largest, most successful marine hubs in the UK. He is also the Chairman of Pendennis Shipyard, Founder of The Mordaunt Foundation, Trustee of The Outward Bound Trust, and Chair of the Global Warming Policy Foundation.

The Modern Slavery Act 2015 came into effect on 29th October 2015. This statement, as required under the Act, sets out the steps The Bristol Port Company (BPC), is taking to reduce the risk of slavery and human trafficking taking place in its supply chains or in any part of its business.

What to do if you hear the Severnside Sirens

Rail Safety Guidelines

Emergency action in the case of Fire, Explosion, Escape of Flammable or Toxic Substances.

As a working port, there are numerous unprotected quay and lock edges around the dock estate. As it is impractical to fence off these areas, it is important that you are aware of the risks, and understand the steps you can take to reduce the likelihood of driving off an unprotected edge. This guide will provide you with sufficient information to keep you safe as you move around the Estate.

Some of the Hazards that you may encounter on the Port estate, and the relevant Safety Precautions required to minimise the risk from those hazards. This guide forms part of The Bristol Port Company Safety Induction for Contractors.

Visitor policy statement

Emergency Stops