Phillip Langlois
Fisheries Officer
Jersey
Summary
Fisheries Officer with over seven years experience operating within a legal and regulatory framework. Knowledge of investigating, evidence gathering and front-line decision making in dynamic environments. Proven ability to assess risk, manage conflict whilst delivering proportional outcomes in line with legislation and policy. Experience in engaging with a wide range of individuals, including members of the public, commercial operators and non residents. Strong analytical skills supported by postgraduate study, enabling effective interpretation of information and development of evidence-based outcomes. Committed to upholding professional standards with integrity and contributing to public safety through fair, balanced and accountable decision making.
Overview
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4
Certifications
1826
1826
years of professional experience
Work History
Marine and Fisheries Officer
Marine Resources, Government of Jersey
Jersey
01.202 - Current
- Responsible for enforcement of fisheries legislation, investigation of offences, and administration of the marine environment through both operational and analytical work.
- Conduct frontline enforcement operations, including vessel boardings, inspections, and engagement with individuals in potentially confrontational situations.
- Assess risk and make autonomous decisions in dynamic environments, ensuring actions are lawful, proportionate, and justified.
- Gather and handle evidence from multiple sources, including observations, interviews, and digital records, supporting enforcement and case development.
- Prepare case files and contribute to enforcement outcomes, ensuring accuracy and compliance with evidential standards.
- Engage with a wide range of stakeholders, resolving issues through communication, education, and proportionate enforcement action.
- Identify patterns of non-compliance through data analysis, informing targeted enforcement strategies.
- Lead development of digital inspection tools (ArcGIS), improving data capture, intelligence use, and operational efficiency.
- Represent the organisation at local and international forums, communicating complex information clearly and professionally.
- Operational maritime roles requiring teamwork, safety awareness, and decision-making under pressure.
- Experience working in regulated environments with adherence to procedures and safety standards.
Marine and Fisheries Assistant Officer
Marine Resources, Government of Jersey
Jersey
10.2018 - 12.2020
Education
MRes Marine Science -
Plymouth University
05-2026
MSc - Island Biodiversity & Conservation (Distinction)
Exeter University
12.2020
BSc - Marine Biology (2:2)
Bangor University
05.2013
Skills
- Frontline Response & Decision Making
- Investigation & Evidence Handling
- Public Engagement & Communication
- Risk Management
- Problem Solving & Critical Thinking
- Professional Integrity & Accountability
- GIS and data analysis
- Strong IT literacy
- Report writing
Certification
Yachtmaster Offshore (Commercially Endorsed)
Interests
Active lifestyle including water sports, cycling, and fitness training Strong personal interest in continuous development and practical problem-solving
Languages
French
Beginner
Timeline
Marine and Fisheries Assistant Officer
Marine Resources, Government of Jersey
10.2018 - 12.2020
Marine and Fisheries Officer
Marine Resources, Government of Jersey
01.202 - Current
MRes Marine Science -
Plymouth University
MSc - Island Biodiversity & Conservation (Distinction)
Exeter University
BSc - Marine Biology (2:2)
Bangor University