Enforcement Officer

Certis Cisco Security; Singapore; On-site; SGD 32,497 - 38,926; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Joining bonus up to $3,500

Paid training provided

Company bike provided

Annual leave

Medical, dental and insurance coverage

Employee assistance programme

Job summary

Certis Cisco Security is seeking Enforcement Officers in Singapore to patrol public spaces by motorcycle or on foot, respond to feedback, and enforce regulations. The role offers 12-hour shifts with day or night options and a comprehensive benefits package including a joining bonus.

Responsibilities include island-wide operations, handling reports of illegal activities, and ensuring compliance with regulations such as illegal parking and littering. No prior experience required.

Qualifications

• Minimum education: Secondary 2.
• Valid Class 2B License.

Responsibilities

• Conduct island-wide patrols by motorcycle or on foot to keep public spaces safe.
• Respond to public feedback, complaints or reports of illegal activity.
• Perform checks on unlicensed operators and other unlawful activities.
• Enforce regulations such as illegal parking, littering, and health offences.

Skills

Patrol operations

Public safety

Public interaction

Reporting

Education

Secondary 2

Tools

Class 2B License

Job description

Enforcement Officers help maintain order in Singapore by ensuring that public rules and regulations are followed. In this role you will carry out bike patrols, respond to public feedback, conduct compliance checks and take action against illegal activities.

Join Certis as an Enforcement Officer and help safeguard Singapore’s communities today.

Key Responsibilities of an Enforcement Officer

Take an active role in keeping Singapore’s public spaces safe. As an Enforcement Officer at Certis, you will be empowered to conduct island-wide operations on motorcycle or foot patrol, taking action against illegal activities and making our community a better place.

Conduct Patrols

• Conduct regular patrols along public roads and designated areas to maintain public order

Attend to Public Feedback

• Respond to public feedback, complaints or reports of illegal activities

Perform Compliance Checks

• Perform checks on unlicensed operators and other unlawful activities

Enforce Regulations

• Enforce against illegal parking on public roads, car parks and restricted areas
• Enforce rules against littering, smoking and other public health offenses

Job Benefits for Enforcement Officers

As an Enforcement Officer at Certis, you get to enjoy the following benefits:

• Monthly salary of up to $3,200
• Joining bonus of up to $3,500
• Annual increment
• No prior experience required
• Paid training provided
• Company bike provided
• Structured career progression pathways
• Annual leave
• Medical, dental and insurance coverage
• Corporate passes for attractions and events
• Staff recreational and sports activities
• Counselling and support services
• Employee assistance programme

Job Requirements for Enforcement Officers

• Minimum education: Secondary 2
• Valid Class 2B License

Career Progression for Enforcement Officers

Typical progression for Enforcement Officers may include:

• Enforcement Officer
• Assistant Enforcement Supervisor

At Certis, you will receive structured and fully-paid training, on-the-job mentoring and leadership development opportunities to support your growth as an Enforcement Officer.

FAQs About Enforcement Officers in Singapore

How much do Enforcement Officers make in Singapore?

Enforcement Officers in Singapore generally earn between $2,700 and $3,300 per month. At Certis, you can earn up to $3,200 with additional bonuses and a joining bonus of up to $3,500.

Do I need a class B license to apply?

Yes, a valid Class 2B licence is a requirement for this role. If you do not currently hold one, you will need to obtain it before applying.

What are the working hours like for Enforcement Officers?

Certis’ Enforcement Officers work 12-hour shifts, with the option to choose either day or night shifts. The rotational schedule runs three consecutive work days followed by one day off, then four consecutive work days followed by one day off.

Where are Enforcement Officers deployed?

Enforcement Officers are deployed island-wide, covering public roads, HDB estates, commercial areas, and other public spaces across Singapore.

What is the difference between Enforcement Officers and Police Officers?

Enforcement Officers and Police Officers both play important roles in keeping Singapore safe, but their scope differs. Enforcement Officers focus on maintaining public order and enforcing specific regulations such as illegal parking, littering, and unlicensed activities. Police Officers have broader legal authority, including powers of arrest. Both roles are essential to Singapore’s public safety ecosystem.