Real-Time Fleet Safety & Incident Controller

MORGAN MCKINLEY PTE. LTD.

Singapore

On-site

SGD 61,000 - 100,000

Full time

4 days ago

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Job summary

Morgan McKinley Pte Ltd in Singapore seeks a Fleet Operations Control Specialist to monitor real-time vehicle operations, enforce safety rules, and maintain precise incident logs while coordinating with operators, customer support, and emergency services.

You will analyze live sensor data and CCTV feeds, document incidents with timestamps, and assist in regulatory reporting to agencies such as LTA. The role emphasizes accuracy under pressure and adherence to TR68 rules.

Qualifications

Diploma or Degree in Engineering, Logistics, Computer Science, or related fields.
At least 6 months of relevant work experience.
Background in command center operations (bus, rail, or emergency dispatch).
Proficiency with fleet management software, dashboards, and CCTV monitoring systems.
Ability to detect subtle irregularities in video feeds or data streams.
Remain calm and methodical under pressure, prioritizing accuracy when recording incidents.
Familiarity with Singapore Road Traffic Rules and AV regulations (TR68).

Responsibilities

Real-Time Monitoring & Compliance: Track live sensor data and camera feeds via IoT Portal and Fleet Management System to ensure safety limits.
Incident Detection & Data Management: Act as designated recorder with detailed timestamped logs for vehicle actions, Safety Operator, and OCC; secure and archive CCTV/video and black-box data for regulatory reporting.
Incident Response & Communication: Execute incident SOPs; serve as central communication point with safety teams, operators, field staff, and emergency services; manage alerts and escalate verified issues to Incident Controller; prepare updates for external stakeholders like LTA or Traffic Police.
Improvement & Reporting: Review shift logs for recurring near-misses; compile reports on safety trends; participate in simulations and drills; provide feedback to refine incident response checklists.