As Asst Director / Sr Engineer in the Catchment and Waterways Department’s Catchment Surveillance Unit, you will be part of a team responsible to plan and manage surveillance and enforcement works, related to illegal discharges, illegal fishing and illegal abstraction of raw water, at reservoirs, catchment and waterways.

Your responsibilities will include but not limited to: • Plan schedule and optimise resources for site surveillance/inspection/sampling works, including the conduct of stakeouts. • Lead team to investigate and trace source of illegal/pollutive discharges at reservoirs and waterways, and gather evidence to take enforcement actions. • Review recommended enforcement actions (e.g. notice of offence, composition fine, prosecution) to be taken against offenders and cases that do not comply with Regulations and Acts (e.g. PUA/SDA/EPMA). • Calling of tenders, and management/administration of contracts related to surveillance/sampling works. • Implement, review and enhance work procedures/flow with contractors (e.g. rostering of patrols, documentation of evidence, escalations of incidences etc.). • Ensure all feedback cases are followed up and closed promptly by team.

• Degree in Civil or Environmental Engineering • Preferably with at least 5 years of experience in surveillance and enforcement works • Independent, result-oriented and self-driven team player with good communication and project management skills • Meticulous, proactive and resourceful • Proficient in Microsoft Office

PUB is an organisation that is recognised internationally for good water management. PUB won the 2007 Stockholm Industry Water Award and was named Water Agency of the Year 2006 in the international Global Water Awards. In 2008, PUB was awarded the Singapore Quality Award for business excellence. NEWater, Singapore's high-quality reclaimed water, also clinched the 'Environmental Contribution of the Year' at the Global Water Awards 2008. At PUB, the national water agency, you will enjoy opportunities to build a clear future for the water industry.