Other Activities
Port-related activities that have not been mentioned include the following:
- Shipping Agents
- Provisions for cargo and passenger ships
- Ships' Chandlers
- Freight Forwarders
- Security
- Warehousing
- Harbourmaster
- HM Revenue and Customs
- UK Border Agency
- Southampton Port health services
- Hampshire Constabulary Marine Support Unit
- HM Coastguards Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre Lee-on-Solent
- Royal National Lifeboat Institution – The Calshot Lifeboat
- Designated areas for angling, jet-skiing, waterskiing, windsurfing etc.
- Port Maintenance crews
- Cruise-ship cleaning
- Engineering Support for ships
- The Southampton Seafarers Centre
- Waste collection
- Stevedores and terminals
- Cargo Processors
- Tugs
- Pilots
- The VTS (Vessel Traffic Services) Centre Control Room
- Mooring services
- Dredging
- Fuel Supplies
- Port towage
- container repair
- Container storage
- Freightliner Rail
- Pre-delivery inspections etc. for vehicle importers
- PT Contractors Ltd. - (resident building and civil engineering contractors)
- Headquarters - Marine Accident Investigation Branch of the Department for Transport
- Headquarters - Maritime and Coastguard Agency
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