Energy Manager (SCEM)

About the Company

Our client is an established Singapore-based group in the essential services sector, operating a growing footprint of plants and facilities. As the business scales, they are strengthening their energy management and compliance function.

The Opportunity

This is a newly created role for an SCEM-certified professional to take ownership of the company's energy management strategy and statutory reporting. You'll work directly with senior leadership as a business partner and advisor on energy matters — not just executing reports, but proposing cost-saving and efficiency initiatives as the company grows.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead the organisation's Energy Management Programme, monitoring electricity, fuel, gas, and water consumption to identify efficiency opportunities
• Prepare statutory reporting under the Energy Conservation Act (Energy Use Reporting, Energy Efficiency Improvement Plan) and Carbon Pricing Act (Greenhouse Gas Emission Reporting)
• Prepare Energy Management System (EnMS) reporting and Energy Efficiency Opportunities Assessment reporting
• Maintain ISO 50001 (Energy Management) and support ISO 14001 (Environmental) certification requirements
• Support ISCC reporting for green fuel and green energy
• Work closely with Operations teams to establish data collection and reporting workflows
• Identify and propose energy efficiency and cost-saving projects
• Support broader Safety, Health, Environment & Quality (SHEQ) functions as the role develops — full SHEQ ownership not required from day one

Requirements

• Singapore Certified Energy Manager (SCEM) — required
• Prior experience in energy reporting, energy audits, or energy management, ideally within a process plant, manufacturing, utilities, or similar operational environment
• Familiarity with Energy Conservation Act, Carbon Pricing Act, or ISO 50001/14001 frameworks advantageous
• Strong analytical, communication, and stakeholder management skills
• Self-driven with the ability to operate independently in a newly created, evolving role
• SHEQ/EHS background a plus, but not essential