Environmental Control Officer (ECO)

Key responsibilities include:

• Implement and monitor the Environmental Management Plan (EMP) for the project.

• Ensure compliance with environmental regulations and requirements issued by the National Environment Agency (NEA).

• Conduct regular environmental inspections and audits of the construction site to identify potential environmental risks.

• Monitor environmental control measures including dust suppression, noise mitigation, waste management, drainage control, and pollution prevention.

• Implement and manage vector control measures to prevent mosquito breeding and pest infestation within the worksite.

• Maintain proper environmental records, reports, and documentation as required by the authorities and the Superintending Officer (S.O.).

• Coordinate environmental monitoring activities and ensure corrective actions are taken where non-compliance is identified.

• Conduct environmental awareness briefings and toolbox talks for site personnel.

• Liaise with relevant authorities and stakeholders on environmental matters where required.

• Investigate environmental incidents or complaints and recommend corrective and preventive measures.

Job Requirements

• Must be registered as an Environmental Control Officer with the National Environment Agency (NEA).

• Minimum 5 years of post-registration practical experience relevant to the scope of works under the contract.

• Must possess the Vector Management & Control for Companies certificate issued by the Singapore Environment Institute (SEI).

• Strong knowledge of environmental regulations and environmental management practices in Singapore construction projects.

• Experience in implementing environmental control measures on construction worksites.

• Familiarity with environmental inspection procedures, reporting requirements, and regulatory compliance.

• Good communication and coordination skills to work with the project team, subcontractors, and regulatory authorities.

• Ability to identify environmental risks and implement effective mitigation measures.