Producer Responsibility Department (PRD) oversees the development, administration and regulation of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Schemes for waste streams such as E-waste and packaging waste, as well as the Disposable Carrier Bag Charge and Mandatory Packaging Reporting scheme. It is responsible for the licensing of the Producer Responsibility Scheme (PRS) Operator and the regulation of recycling facilities under the EPR schemes. It is also responsible for the audit and verification of data submitted under the EPR schemes to ensure stakeholder confidence and integrity of the system.

Engineering Manager (Producer Responsibility Department) - Contract
National Environment Agency
Closing on 28 Mar 2025
What the role is
Producer Responsibility Department (PRD) oversees the development, administration and regulation of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Schemes for waste streams such as E-waste and packaging waste, as well as the Disposable Carrier Bag Charge and Mandatory Packaging Reporting scheme. It is responsible for the licensing of the Producer Responsibility Scheme (PRS) Operator and the regulation of recycling facilities under the EPR schemes. It is also responsible for the audit and verification of data submitted under the EPR schemes to ensure stakeholder confidence and integrity of the system.
What you will be working on
You will be part of a dynamic team working in a fast-paced environment that will be involved in the planning, development and implementation of waste management policies, strategies and initiatives specifically relating to packaging and plastic waste management. This will include the disposable carrier bag charge, beverage container return scheme, Mandatory Packaging Reporting scheme as well as Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme for packaging waste management etc. Depending on your suitability, you may be responsible for the following:
Work with stakeholders including other departments/agencies to operationalise and implement the plans and roadmaps
Administer and regulate the initiatives such as the disposable carrier bag charge, Mandatory Packaging Reporting and beverage container return scheme, including ensuring compliance of regulated stakeholders and premises and working on outreach and engagement efforts
Ensure scheme operator’s and stakeholders’ compliance with relevant Acts, Regulations and licensing conditions, including review of submitted reports and plans, conduct on-site audits and inspections
Assist in the development, maintenance and improvement of the online reporting system, including project coordination work with the system vendor
Facilitate and organise stakeholder discussions, engagements and consultations as well as handle feedback and enquiries to ensure timely provision of information, clarification or advice
Other duties as assigned including assisting in industry consultations and briefings and development of resources such as guidebooks for the industry
What we are looking for
Diploma in Chemical/Electrical/Mechanical/Environmental Engineering
Passion for environmental protection and adept at working with corporate and public stakeholders
Minimum 10 years of relevant experience in Sustainability, Environmental, and/or Waste Management
Good organisation and project management skills, ability to manage multiple priorities and stakeholders at the same time
Outgoing and pleasant personality; mature, independent and resourceful; highly self-motivated; patient and resilient; adaptable to diverse work scopes
Good team player, strong interpersonal communication, writing and analytical skills
Meticulous with an eye for detail
Proficient with Microsoft Office, including Excel, PowerPoint
As part of the shortlisting process for this role, you may be required to complete a medical declaration and/or undergo further assessment.
Applicants will be updated on the status of their applications within 4 weeks of the closing date of this job posting.
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