You will look into feedback on animal related issues and investigate allegations of animal welfare offences, animal cruelty and animal-related offences, which threaten public health and safety (e.g. smuggling of animals). Investigation work includes visiting the scene to gather evidence, recording statements, preparing investigation reports and recommending appropriate actions to take against offenders.

You will be required to prepare reports and documents for court prosecution and give evidence in court trials. You will also be required to lead projects, draft and prepare reports, statistics and responses to media and parliamentary queries.

• Preferably with 1 year of experience in investigation and enforcement work

• Familiarity with the administrative and enforcement procedures will be an advantage

• Independent and able to work effectively with others in a team environment

• Good understanding of animal welfare and health matters; as well as their impact on public health and safety or willingness to acquire such understanding.

• Possess good interpersonal, written and communication skills

• Willing to work on weekends and after office hours

• Competent in Microsoft Office Applications

• Preferably with valid Class 3 Driving licence

Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.