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Who's hiring across the estuary

Independent profiles, not sponsored listings, of the organisations that shape employment on both banks of the Humber.

King George Dock at dusk with the illuminated 'Welcome to the Port of Hull' sign, quayside cranes and lights reflected in the water
ports and logistics

Associated British Ports (ABP) Humber

Associated British Ports operates the four Humber ports that between them handle around £75bn of trade a year, making it one of the region's most important logistics and infrastructure employers.

Immingham, North East Lincolnshire

The exterior of the C4DI (Centre for Digital Innovation) building at the @TheDock tech campus in Hull's Fruit Market
digital and tech

KCOM

KCOM grew out of Hull's municipal telephone service and still runs the city's own full-fibre network, making it the most distinctive digital employer in the Humber, though one in a period of ownership change.

Hull, East Yorkshire

The tower block and new main entrance of Hull Royal Infirmary on Anlaby Road, Hull, under a blue sky
healthcare

NHS Humber Health Partnership

NHS Humber Health Partnership brings Hull's teaching hospitals together with the acute trust covering North Lincolnshire, making it one of the biggest employers of any kind in the region.

Hull, East Yorkshire

Rows of offshore wind turbines of the Westermost Rough wind farm on the North Sea horizon, seen from Barmston beach in East Yorkshire
offshore wind renewables

Ørsted

The world's largest offshore wind developer runs its UK operations and maintenance base from Grimsby, with a new hub taking shape as its huge Hornsea 3 wind farm comes online.

Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire

Chimneys and process towers at the Killingholme refinery complex on the south bank of the Humber (pictured: the Lindsey refinery, next door to the Phillips 66 Humber Refinery)
chemicals and process

Phillips 66 — Humber Refinery

Phillips 66 runs one of the UK's largest oil refineries on the south bank of the Humber, a major fixture of the region's process and energy sector and a long-standing route into a craft apprenticeship.

South Killingholme, North Lincolnshire

The Reckitt Benckiser site on Dansom Lane, Hull, with the company's offices and factory buildings along the road
engineering and manufacturing

Reckitt

The consumer health and hygiene group behind Dettol, Nurofen and Gaviscon began life in a Hull starch works in 1840, and its Dansom Lane site remains one of the city's largest science and manufacturing employers.

Hull, East Yorkshire

Wind turbine blades and root sections stored on transporters outside the Siemens Gamesa blade factory at Alexandra Dock, Hull
offshore wind renewables

Siemens Gamesa

Siemens Gamesa's Hull factory makes the blades that go on offshore wind turbines around the UK and Europe, and it has grown into one of the Humber's most significant single employers since production started.

Hull, East Yorkshire

The Siemens Mobility train manufacturing factory at Goole Rail Village, seen from the west
engineering and manufacturing

Siemens Mobility — Goole

Opened in October 2024 on a 67-acre site beside the M62, Siemens Mobility's Goole Rail Village assembles London Underground's new Piccadilly line trains and has been building its workforce, and its apprentice intake, in stages since 2020.

Goole, East Riding of Yorkshire

An engineer measuring a machined workpiece with a digital gauge inside a CNC machining centre
engineering and manufacturing

Smith+Nephew — Hull

A FTSE-listed medical technology company with roots in a Hull chemist's shop, Smith+Nephew still researches and manufactures advanced wound care in the city, and is building a major new facility eight miles away at Melton West.

Hull, East Yorkshire

The Grimsby Fish Market building on Grimsby Docks, with pallets and a delivery van on the quayside
food manufacturing

Young's Seafood

One of the UK's best-known seafood brands, Young's Seafood processes and distributes fish and shellfish from Grimsby, the anchor of a food-manufacturing cluster that stretches back generations.

Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire