Regulatory Officer (Security Industry Division) - SPF/ PRD
Company
Singapore Police Force
Location
Singapore
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Job Description
What The Role Is
Are you a meticulous worker with an eye for details Are you an independent worker with good analytical skills If so, we want you to be part of our team in the Police Regulatory Department (PRD).
The Regulatory Officer (RO) in the Police Regulatory Department (PRD) is gazette with the powers to make important decisions on licences and is responsible for ensuring that regulatory decisions align with legal requirements. In evaluating licence applications, the RO must balance stakeholder expectations and concerns against the broader socio-political context and potential business impacts. As RO, he also leads in monitoring his team's key performance indicators (KPIs) and ensuring that KPIs are attained.
PRD contributes to the SPF's mission of preventing, deterring, and detecting crime by overseeing various sectors through its licensing frameworks, recognizing the critical link between robust licensing and maintaining public safety and order. As an RO in the security industry regime, you play an active and essential part in advancing this mission.
You will be placed under the Management Executive Scheme.
What You Will Be Working On
As a RO, you are responsible for evaluating and approving licences within the security industry, ensuring all applications are processed within the designated service delivery timeframe. Your role involves making well-reasoned recommendations and decisions in line with the stipulated guidelines. This covers licences for security officers, security agencies, private investigators, and private investigation firms. You will be pivotal in determining whether applicants meet the necessary criteria for licence approval.
You are also responsible for deciding on licence applications in line with the established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). You also initiate amendments to SOPs where required. Additionally, you will manage enquiries from the licensees and the general public via phone, email, and face-to-face interactions.
You will be rostered for PRD counter duties for a minimum of two working days each calendar month, to address enquiries and coordinate appointments from walk-in members of public. As an appointed collector of public monies, you will also handle payments made over the counter.
What We Are Looking For
Requirement
• Field of studies in any discipline, ideally with relevant work experience
• Strong command of both written and spoken English
• Competent in IT applications, particularly Microsoft Office
• Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities
• Professional in handling queries from both internal and external stakeholders
• Capable of working independently with minimal supervision
• Responsible, disciplined, and collaborative in a team setting
• Able to meet tight deadlines in a fast-paced environment
Short-listed candidates will be notified within two weeks after the closing date for applications.
Are you a meticulous worker with an eye for details Are you an independent worker with good analytical skills If so, we want you to be part of our team in the Police Regulatory Department (PRD).
The Regulatory Officer (RO) in the Police Regulatory Department (PRD) is gazette with the powers to make important decisions on licences and is responsible for ensuring that regulatory decisions align with legal requirements. In evaluating licence applications, the RO must balance stakeholder expectations and concerns against the broader socio-political context and potential business impacts. As RO, he also leads in monitoring his team's key performance indicators (KPIs) and ensuring that KPIs are attained.
PRD contributes to the SPF's mission of preventing, deterring, and detecting crime by overseeing various sectors through its licensing frameworks, recognizing the critical link between robust licensing and maintaining public safety and order. As an RO in the security industry regime, you play an active and essential part in advancing this mission.
You will be placed under the Management Executive Scheme.
What You Will Be Working On
As a RO, you are responsible for evaluating and approving licences within the security industry, ensuring all applications are processed within the designated service delivery timeframe. Your role involves making well-reasoned recommendations and decisions in line with the stipulated guidelines. This covers licences for security officers, security agencies, private investigators, and private investigation firms. You will be pivotal in determining whether applicants meet the necessary criteria for licence approval.
You are also responsible for deciding on licence applications in line with the established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). You also initiate amendments to SOPs where required. Additionally, you will manage enquiries from the licensees and the general public via phone, email, and face-to-face interactions.
You will be rostered for PRD counter duties for a minimum of two working days each calendar month, to address enquiries and coordinate appointments from walk-in members of public. As an appointed collector of public monies, you will also handle payments made over the counter.
What We Are Looking For
Requirement
• Field of studies in any discipline, ideally with relevant work experience
• Strong command of both written and spoken English
• Competent in IT applications, particularly Microsoft Office
• Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities
• Professional in handling queries from both internal and external stakeholders
• Capable of working independently with minimal supervision
• Responsible, disciplined, and collaborative in a team setting
• Able to meet tight deadlines in a fast-paced environment
Short-listed candidates will be notified within two weeks after the closing date for applications.
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What is the minimum basic salary for welders on work permits in Singapore's marine sector as of 2026?
The Ministry of Manpower requires employers to pay welders on work permits a minimum basic salary of SGD 2,800 per month from 1 January 2026 in the marine sector. Overtime after 44 hours weekly must be paid at 1.5 times the hourly rate, with a mandatory housing allowance of SGD 200 monthly if accommodation is not provided. This applies to all new and renewed work permits issued after 31 December 2025.
How many years of experience and what certification do I need to qualify for a welder work permit in Singapore?
Applicants for welder work permits must hold at least 2 years of relevant experience plus a valid 6G welding certification issued before the application date. The Ministry of Manpower verifies this through the work permit application system effective 2026, rejecting any submission without proof of certification from approved training centres. No exceptions are granted for entry-level candidates.
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Employers must submit the applicant's passport, 6G welding certificate, employment contract showing SGD 2,800 minimum salary, and medical report dated within 3 months via the MOM work permit portal. The Ministry of Manpower processes complete applications within 7 working days as of 2026, with incomplete submissions returned immediately. All documents require English translation if originally in another language.
What are the standard working hours, overtime rules and annual leave for welders in Singapore?
Welders work a maximum of 44 hours per week under the Employment Act, with overtime capped at 72 hours monthly and paid at 1.5 times the rate from 2026. The Ministry of Manpower mandates 14 days of paid annual leave after the first year of service, increasing to 16 days after 3 years. Rest days must be provided at least once every 7 days.
