International Association of Labour Inspection
Established in 1972, the International Association of Labour Inspection (IALI) is the global professional association for labour inspection. With over 100 member organisations worldwide, it is dedicated to advancing humanity and dignity in the field of labour.
An independent association without political and religious ties, IALI’s sole task is to help working people in the field of health and safety all over the world. It does so by facilitating for the exchange of information and experience in the field of labour inspection and related areas, and by sharing expertise with developing countries on human labour conditions, labour inspection, preventive labour protection and risks arising from new production procedures and technologies.
IALI engages in a wide range of activities focused on working conditions and occupational safety and health topics and other concerns to labour inspectors, such as illegal employment and child labour. It holds conferences worldwide and in recent years, sponsored events in countries such as Costa Rica, Bulgaria, China, and Germany, often jointly with host countries and the International Labour Office.
International Social Security Association
The International Social Security Association (ISSA) brings together prevention experts from its over 330 member institutions in more than 160 countries, including accident insurance institutions, occupational safety and health institutes and associations, and ministries of labour and their labour inspectorates.
The ISSA offers a global platform and a unique network for all those in social security concerned with safeguarding the safety, health and well-being of workers. Through its 14 international prevention sections, it encompasses a range of industries and horizontal issues, and promotes the Vision Zero strategy.
Among these sections is the International Section of the ISSA on Prevention in Trade, Goods Logistics and Port Handling (ISSA Trade). Established in 2019 as the 14th International Section of ISSA's Special Commission on Prevention and located at the Statutory Social Accident Insurance of Trade and Goods Logistics (BGHW) in Germany, ISSA Trade is chaired by Mr Ho Siong Hin from the Ministry of Manpower in Singapore. The Section is committed to advancing Vision Zero by integrating safety, health and well-being as key business imperatives across global supply chains. Its overarching goal is to create socially sustainable supply chains while highlighting the importance of prevention throughout an employee's working life.
Absolute Kinetics Consultancy
Absolute Kinetics Consultancy (AKC) is a government-accredited WSH Training Provider. As one of the most reputable WSH Training Providers in Singapore, AKC boasts a 22-year established track record and business model in delivering Safety & Skills Training across multiple industries and accredited by various established agencies. AKC has won a multitude of international and local awards, the most prestigious being the Most Admired ASEAN Enterprise Award – Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (ASEAN Champion & National Winner, Singapore). AKC's core belief as a “One-Stop Solutions Provider” has enabled it to cater to the diverse training needs of local industries and ecosystems. Presently, AKC is aggressively expanding into nascent training clusters including mental well-being/ psychological safety courses, soft skills courses, and green training.
Access Solutions Industry Association
The Access Solution Industry Association (ASIA) was formed in 2005 with a commitment for professional excellence and safety performance in Singapore’s access industry. ASIA’s key thrusts are to enhance work practices, improve industry standards and promote safety. The association includes companies, suppliers, training providers, professional engineers, safety personnel and individuals with an eager interest in the access trade. At the national level, ASIA is involved in the Work-At-Heights (WAH) safety committee, WAH taskforce, Code of Practice and Singapore Standard (SS) work groups. ASIA is committed to achieving the highest standards in access solutions across Singapore. Its vision is to lead the way in setting industry benchmarks, promoting excellence, and ensuring safety in all access-related activities, striving to be the foremost authority in Singapore.
Agency of Science Technology and Research
The Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) is Singapore's lead public sector R&D agency. Through open innovation, A*STAR collaborates with its partners in both the public and private sectors to benefit the economy and society. As a Science and Technology Organisation, A*STAR bridges the gap between academia and industry. A*STAR’s research creates economic growth and jobs for Singapore, and enhances lives by improving societal outcomes in healthcare, urban living, and sustainability. A*STAR plays a key role in nurturing scientific talent and leaders for the wider research community and industry. A*STAR’s R&D activities span biomedical sciences to physical sciences and engineering, with research entities primarily located in Biopolis and Fusionopolis.
Association of Catering Professionals
Founded in May 2011, the Association of Catering Professionals (ACAPS) unites caterers and food suppliers in Singapore's food services industry. Initiated by visionary professionals, ACAPS began as a bridge between catering businesses and government entities, aiming to elevate industry standards. It has evolved into a vibrant hub for networking, support, and celebrating culinary artistry. Today, catering has transformed from simple food provision to orchestrating exquisite dining experiences. ACAPS empowers members through collaboration and economies of scale, driving continuous improvement and resilience. The association remains committed to fostering growth, innovation, and excellence in Singapore's dynamic catering landscape.
Association of Consulting Engineers Singapore
Association of Consulting Engineers Singapore (ACES) is a non-profit making association representing the independent consulting engineering profession in Singapore. Formed in 1971, the association is an industry grouping seeking to set and maintain standards of professional ethics, public accountability and independence amongst its members who are all directors or partners of consulting engineering firms operating in Singapore in compliance with the Professional Engineers Act and its regulations. ACES is represented in over 200 technical committees with the various government agencies including BCA, LTA, PUB, FSSD, EMA, ENV, SPRING, WSH Council, MOM, CIJC, NTUC, PEB, and is involved in national projects namely Registry for RE & RTO, QEC, QECP, ECMO, LEI, FI, BIM, Green Marks, DfS. ACES organises world conference such as the Structural Engineers World Congress (SEWC), and participates in Federation of ASEAN Consulting Engineers (FACE).
Association of Process Industry
Established in 1997, the Association of Process Industry (ASPRI) is a membership-based trade association that represents the interests of more than 650 companies in Singapore’s Process Industry. Our membership comprises mainly Engineering Service Providers (ESPs) that support the Process Industry in the areas of plant construction and maintenance.
Association of Singapore Marine & Offshore Energy Industries
The Association of Singapore Marine & Offshore Energy Industries (ASMI) is a non-profit trade organisation formed to promote the interests and advancement of the marine & offshore engineering industry in Singapore. ASMI represents companies in the business of ship repair, ship conversion, ship building, rig building and offshore engineering. Its membership comprises shipyards, manufacturers and suppliers of marine & offshore equipment and marine & offshore engineering companies.
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Association of Small and Medium Enterprises
The Association of Small & Medium Enterprises (ASME) is a not-for-profit organisation established in 1986 for entrepreneurs, by entrepreneurs. With wide-ranging services and programmes, ASME strives to equip member SMEs with the business knowledge and market opportunities to help them grow their businesses. ASME, as the champion of a pro-enterprise Singapore, bridges the public and the private sectors to promote a more conducive business environment which facilitates the start-up, growth and development of a larger pool of SMEs. ASME continues to roll out new SME-relevant programmes to enhance its position as THE business association For Entrepreneurs, By Entrepreneurs.
Bedok Safety Group
Bedok Safety Group (BSG) was established in 1985 with the primary purpose of providing work skills training for the new industries which were being set up in Singapore then. Initially focused on the metalworking industry, BSG has grown to include companies from various sectors, namely aerospace, logistics, and semiconductors. Its mission is to facilitate WSH activities and raise WSH awareness. BSG regularly organises safety seminars, webinars and workshops with industry leaders and safety experts to share best practices. With a vision of fostering a safe and healthy environment, BSG continues to champion the well-being of workers in BSG and in the community which it operates.
Container Depot and Logistics Association (Singapore)
The Container Depot and Logistics Association (Singapore) (CDAS) is an industry trade association that represents the container depot operators and associated container logistics service providers (i.e. transport operators) in Singapore. It focuses on uplifting the industry through business support and embracing innovation and new technologies. CDAS also advocates for digitalisation, automation, and sustainability initiatives. Additionally, it creates opportunities for businesses to connect for mutual benefit.
Environmental Management Association of Singapore
The Environmental Management Association of Singapore (EMAS) was first established in 1986 by service providers from contract cleaning, waste management and pest control industries. EMAS aims to provide a cohesive platform for companies in the environmental industry to raise the professionalism of the industry and to address the common concerns of environmental and hygienic services. Represented in several committees, including those chaired by NTUC, MOM and NEA, EMAS serves as a conduit for industry engagement with the government, service buyers, and unions, fostering information exchange and strategic alliances.
Food and Beverage Management Association
The Food and Beverage Management Association (FBMA) was founded and registered in Singapore in 1989. Starting out as an avenue for food and beverage (F&B) professionals to gather, the association has developed into a hub for its members to network, exchange business ideas and practices and support the ever-growing F&B industry. FBMA aims to promote the highest professional standards of management, education and recruitment in the F&B industry in Singapore. FBMA’s members include working professionals in all aspects of F&B operations, supply partners, institutions as well as independent consultants and service providers.
Health Promotion Board
The Health Promotion Board (HPB) was established as a statutory board under the Ministry of Health, Singapore, in 2001 with the vision of building “A Nation of Healthy People”. HPB aims to empower Singaporeans to attain optimal health, increase the quality and years of healthy life and prevent illness, disability and premature death. As the key agency overseeing national health promotion and disease prevention programmes, HPB spearheads health education, promotion and prevention programmes as well as creates a health-supportive environment in Singapore. It develops and organises health promotion and disease prevention programmes, reaching out to the healthy, the at-risk and the unhealthy at all stages of life – children, youths, adults and older Singapore residents. Its health promotion initiatives cover nutrition, physical activity, mental well-being, health screening, tobacco control and communicable disease education.
Housing & Development Board
The Housing & Development Board (HDB) is Singapore's public housing authority, responsible for planning and developing housing estates, building homes, and transforming towns for quality living. HDB flats spell home for 80% of Singapore's resident population, of which about 90% own their home. Today, more than 1 million flats have been completed in 24 towns and 3 estates across Singapore. HDB also provides various commercial, recreational, and social amenities in HDB towns for residents’ convenience. Through renewal and upgrading programmes, HDB brings new features and improvements to older estates and towns to ensure their vibrancy and continued relevance. For over 60 years, HDB has provided quality, affordable public housing for generations of Singaporeans, and it is proud to continue to do so.
Institute for Human Resource Professionals
The Institute for Human Resource Professionals (IHRP) was established to professionalise and strengthen HR practice in Singapore. IHRP sets the benchmark standards of excellence for HR and human capital development in organisations. Through a range of national human capital programmes such as the IHRP Certification, Human Capital Diagnostic Tool (HCDT) and appointed as the Job Redesign Centre of Excellence (JRCoE), IHRP aims to develop HR as a strategic enabler of business and workforce transformation and foster a vibrant HR services eco-system to drive innovation and change.
Institute of Technical Education
The Institute of Technical Education (ITE) was established as a post-secondary institution in 1992, under the Ministry of Education. ITE is a principal provider of career and technical education and a key developer of national skills certification and standards skilling Singapore for the future economy. It offers three key programmes - (1) Pre-Employment Training for youths after secondary education (2) Continuing Education and Training for adult learners and (3) Workplace Learning and Work-Study Programmes with employers. Under its 'One ITE System, Three Colleges' Governance Model, ITE has three Colleges - ITE College Central, ITE College East and ITE College West.
International Powered Access Federation
The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) promotes the safe and effective use of powered access equipment worldwide in the widest sense – through providing technical advice and information; through influencing and interpreting legislation and standards; and through safety initiatives and training programmes. IPAF is a not-for-profit organisation owned by its members, which include manufacturers, rental companies, distributors, contractors and users. IPAF members operate a majority of the MEWP rental fleet worldwide and manufacture about 85% of platforms on the market.
Jurong Town Corporation
Since JTC’s inception in 1968, it has played a strategic role in ensuring Singapore stays innovative, dynamic, and sensitive to global manufacturing trends. A government agency under Singapore’s Ministry of Trade and Industry, JTC is paving the way forward for Singapore’s industrial landscape by championing clean, green and smart estates such as one-north, Seletar Aerospace Park, Jurong Innovation District, and Punggol Digital District. It is developing infrastructure, ecosystems and initiatives that bridge cutting-edge technology and human skill to fuel growth. JTC is also bringing businesses and communities together through green spaces, cultivating an environment that is not only sustainable but nurtures ideas shaping the future.
Land Transport Authority
The Land Transport Authority (LTA) is the agency responsible for planning, designing, building and maintaining a land transport infrastructure and system that is reliable, connected, sustainable, safe and meets diverse transport needs. A good land transport system is the lifeline of the metropolis and a critical enabler of the economy. LTA looks into modes of commuting including rail, roads, buses, taxis, and private hire cars, and active mobility that enhances liveability. LTA aims to connect people to places and make Walk-Cycle-Ride the preferred way of getting from one place to another. LTA also promotes a safe, gracious and inclusive transport system for a pleasant journey for all.
Landscape Industry Association (Singapore)
Incorporated in 2001, the Landscape Industry Association (Singapore) (LIAS) is dedicated to developing and promoting professionalism and quality in landscape products and services to support Singapore’s vision of becoming a City in Nature. LIAS aims to enhance the professionalism and capabilities of its members by setting the standard for excellence in landscaping through the upgrading of management and technical skills via education, training and industry workshops. It also seeks to raise public awareness of environmental and industry concerns through various networking platforms with the relevant government agencies and trade organisations locally and internationally. Through these initiatives, LIAS is committed to the beautification and enhancement of our community and continues to contribute significantly to the growth and excellence of Singapore’s landscape industry.
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) was established on 2 February 1996 with the mission to develop Singapore as a premier global hub port and international maritime centre, and to advance and safeguard Singapore’s strategic maritime interests. MPA is the driving force behind Singapore’s port and maritime development, taking on the roles of port authority, maritime and port regulator and planner, international maritime centre champion, national maritime representative and a champion of digitalisation and decarbonisation efforts at regional and international fora such as at the International Maritime Organization. MPA partners industry, research community and other agencies to enhance safety, security and environmental protection in our waters, facilitate maritime and port operations and growth, expand the cluster of maritime ancillary services, and develop maritime digitalisation and decarbonisation policies and plans, R&D and manpower development. MPA is responsible for the overall development and growth of the maritime domain and Port of Singapore. In 2023, Singapore’s annual vessel arrival tonnage crossed 3 billion Gross Tonnage and remains the world’s busiest transshipment hub, with a total container throughput of 39.0 million 20-foot equivalent units (TEUs).
Nanyang Polytechnic
Established as an institution of higher learning in 1992, Nanyang Polytechnic's (NYP) academic schools offer quality education and training through 37 full-time diploma courses and common entry programmes. NYP also has a full suite of Continuing Education and Training (CET) options for lifelong learning, ranging from specialist and advanced diplomas to SkillsFuture-supported modules and courses. NYP's Asian Culinary Institute Singapore and the Singapore Institute of Retail Studies are CET institutes set up in partnership with SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) to champion and transform Singapore's F&B and retail sectors, respectively. A third NYP CET institute - the National Centre of Excellence for Workplace Learning - also set up in collaboration with SSG, will spearhead the development of progressive workplace learning strategies and programmes for companies here.
Nanyang Technological University
A research-intensive public university, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) has 35,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students in the Engineering, Business, Science, Medicine, Humanities, Arts, & Social Sciences, and Graduate colleges. NTU is also home to world-renowned autonomous institutes and various leading research centres. Under the NTU Smart Campus vision, the University harnesses the power of digital technology and tech-enabled solutions to support better learning and living experiences, the discovery of new knowledge, and the sustainability of resources. Ranked amongst the world’s top universities, the University’s main campus is also frequently listed among the world’s most beautiful. Known for its sustainability, NTU has achieved 100% Green Mark Platinum certification for all its eligible building projects. Apart from its main campus, NTU also has a medical campus in Novena, Singapore’s healthcare district.
National Healthcare Group
The National Healthcare Group (NHG) is a leader in public healthcare in Singapore recognised for delivering high value patient care. NHG's clinical services are provided through an integrated system of primary care polyclinics, acute care tertiary hospitals, community hospitals, national specialty centres, and community-based ambulatory care centres. Together, NHG provides comprehensive, holistic, and innovative healthcare to address the needs of its patients and the population it serves. As a learning organisation, NHG is establishing itself as an academic health system to drive clinical excellence, raise research intensity and grow its academic partnerships to continually improve the way we deliver care to its patients. As the Regional Health Manager for 1.5 million residents in Central and North Singapore, NHG collaborates with private general practices, public and community health and social care providers to keep residents well and healthy. With more than 20,000 healthcare professionals, NHG is committed towards building healthier and resilient communities, and Adding Years of Healthy Life to the people it serves.
National University Health System
The National University Health System (NUHS) is an integrated Academic Health System and Regional Health System in Singapore that delivers value-driven, innovative, and sustainable healthcare. As Singapore’s only academic health system, NUHS is uniquely positioned to draw on the academic, research and creative capabilities residing within the National University of Singapore (NUS). This collaboration allows for development of solutions for existing and emerging health and healthcare needs of the Singapore population. With member institutions ranging from community hospitals to academic centres, NUHS creates synergies as a fully integrated cluster to provide seamless care, develop solutions for Singapore's healthcare challenges and nurture the next generation of healthcare professionals.
National University of Singapore
The National University of Singapore (NUS) is Singapore’s flagship university, which offers a global approach to education, research and entrepreneurship, with a focus on Asian perspectives and expertise. NUS has 16 colleges, faculties and schools across three campuses in Singapore, with more than 40,000 students from 100 countries enriching its vibrant and diverse campus community. It has also established more than 20 NUS Overseas Colleges entrepreneurial hubs around the world. NUS’ multidisciplinary and real-world approach to education, research and entrepreneurship enables it to work closely with industry, governments and academia to address crucial and complex issues relevant to Asia and the world. Researchers in NUS’ faculties, research centres of excellence, corporate labs and more than 30 university-level research institutes focus on themes that include energy; environmental and urban sustainability; treatment and prevention of diseases; active ageing; advanced materials; risk management and resilience of financial systems; Asian studies; and Smart Nation capabilities such as artificial intelligence, data science, operations research and cybersecurity.
Ngee Ann Polytechnic
Ngee Ann Polytechnic started in 1963 and is today one of Singapore’s leading institutions of higher learning with over 13,000 enrolled students in about 40 courses across diverse disciplines. It seeks to develop students with a passion for learning, values for life, and competencies to thrive in a global workplace. The polytechnic also supports Continuing Education and Training (CET) through its CET Academy, which offers a wide range of part-time programmes and short courses. It works closely with industry partners to curate programmes for emerging skills, develop talent pipeline for the industries and help adult learners stay agile in today’s rapidly changing global economy.
NTUC LearningHub
NTUC LearningHub is the leading Continuing Education and Training provider in Singapore which aims to transform the lifelong employability of working people. Since its corporatisation in 2004, it has helped over 29,000 organisations and achieved more than 2.6 million training places.
As a Total Learning Solutions provider, NTUC LearningHub forges partnerships to offer a wide range of relevant end-to-end training. The NTUC LearningHub Learning eXperience Platform (LXP) — a one-stop online learning mobile application — offers timely, bite-sized and quality content to upskill anytime and anywhere. Beyond learning, LXP serves as a platform for jobs and skills development for both workers and companies.
Occupational and Environmental Health Society
The Occupational and Environmental Health Society (OEHS), established in 2000, is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the promotion of occupational and environmental health in Singapore. Recognising the need for multi-disciplinary effort to achieve its mission of providing and advancing health for all at work, membership is open to professionals from various related disciplines such as occupational health physicians, occupational hygienists and HSE professionals. The Society is affiliated to the International Occupational Hygiene Association (IOHA) and Asian Association of Occupational Health (AAOH). It also supports various technical and leadership committees in Singapore such as the Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Council and Standards Development Organisation (SDO).
PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency
The Public Utilities Board (PUB) is a statutory board under the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE). It is the national water agency which manages Singapore’s water supply, water catchment, and used water in an integrated way. From April 2020, PUB also took on the responsibility of protecting Singapore’s coastline from sea-level rise as the national coastal protection agency. PUB has ensured a diversified and sustainable supply of water for Singapore with the Four National Taps (local catchment water, imported water, NEWater, desalinated water). PUB leads and coordinates whole-of-government efforts to protect Singapore from the threat of rising seas and the holistic management of inland and coastal flood risks. PUB calls on everyone to play a part in conserving water, in keeping our waterways clean, and in caring for Singapore’s precious water resources. If we all do our little bit, there will be enough water for all our needs – for commerce and industry, for living, for life.
Republic Polytechnic
The first educational institution in Singapore to leverage the Problem-based Learning approach for all its diploma programmes, Republic Polytechnic (RP) has seven schools and one academic centre offering 37 full-time diplomas in Applied Science, Engineering, Management and Communication, Hospitality, Infocomm, Sports, Health and Leisure, and Technology for the Arts. RP is committed to nurturing professionals with strong problem-solving capabilities through an innovative and entrepreneurial learning environment, based on a holistic and industry-relevant curriculum. RP's Academy for Continuing Education also offers a comprehensive suite of lifelong learning programmes to provide adult learners with skills upgrading opportunities.
SAAA @ Singapore
The SAAA@Singapore was formed with the aim of advocating the promotion, protection and development of the business of carriage of goods by air transportation in general and the air cargo forwarding business in particular. As an active player in the air logistics industry, participation in industry-related committees is essential to ensure that there are representations to further enhance the industry. The Association has international representation in the Federation of Asia-Pacific Aircargo Associations (FAPAA) and International Air Transport Association (IATA). As of 2024, SAAA@Singapore has 158 members; 117 Ordinary and 41 Associate.
SCAL Academy
Established in 2009, SCAL Academy Pte Ltd is a pivotal educational arm of The Singapore Contractors Association Ltd (SCAL). As the third wholly-owned subsidiary of SCAL, the Academy is dedicated to addressing the diverse and dynamic needs of the construction industry. Its mission is to enhance the professional, managerial, and technical skills across all levels of the workforce, supporting both business requirements and personal career growth. SCAL Academy designs and conducts a wide array of training programs and development courses. As a learning service provider certified by Socotec and accredited by the Singapore Accreditation Council, it offers a comprehensive range of workplace safety and health courses, designed to meet the ever-evolving demands of the construction sector.
Singapore Business Federation
The Singapore Business Federation (SBF) is the apex business chamber championing the interests of the Singapore business community in the areas of trade, investment and industrial relations. It represents more than 30,000 companies, as well as key local and foreign business chambers. SBF connects the business community, trade associations and the Government, to promote a better understanding of business concerns and government policies so as to uplift businesses. SBF supports businesses in their growth journey through internationalisation, business transformation and in enhancing jobs and skills, and deepens collaborations within the business ecosystem across value chains, and among diverse stakeholders to increase the competitiveness of businesses and drive win-win outcomes.
Singapore Chemical Industry Council
The Singapore Chemical Industry Council Limited (SCIC) is the official industry association representing the Singapore Energy and Chemicals cluster in the private sector. It advocates for the manufacturing sector, promoting it as a major economic pillar of Singapore. SCIC has a network of over 170 companies, including key multi-national corporations (MNCs) and small & medium enterprises (SMEs), supporting the entire chemical industry supply chain. This network helps create a conducive business environment and provides a platform for addressing advocacy issues collectively. SCIC is the National Administrator of the Responsible Care Programme for Singapore, a global initiative that drives continuous improvement in health, safety, environmental and security (HSES) performances. It is also a member of the International Council of Chemical Associations (ICCA), a worldwide voice of the global chemical industry to ensure the industry is valued for its economic, social, and environmental contributions. Appointed by Enterprise Singapore, SCIC is one of the Standards Development Organisations (SDO) in administering the National Standardisation Programme. The SDO@SCIC manages both the Chemical Standards Committee (CSC) and Environment and Resources Standards Committee (ERSC). SCIC also leads a project on management practices and productivity improvement in Singapore, supported by EDB Singapore, Enterprise Singapore, and industry members.
Singapore Contractors Association Limited
Founded by Contractors, for the Contractors, The Singapore Contractors Association Ltd (SCAL) is a not-for-profit organisation established with a commitment to foster the growth and development of the construction industry. Representing more than 3,000 construction firms and allied businesses, SCAL has emerged as a vital force, uniting diverse stakeholders under a common vision of progress, innovation, and professionalism. The Association takes pride in its role as a catalyst for positive change, driving advancements in construction practices, safety standards, sustainable methodologies and uplifting the industry’s standards through accreditation programmes and more.
Singapore Cranes Association
Singapore Cranes Association (SCA) was set up in 1975 by pioneers of the mobile crane industry to promote the industry's developments. SCA's membership stands at 60 over companies and industry business associates which represent more than half of the cranes population in Singapore. It gathers to hold regular meetings for review of current crane business, discuss future outlooks and build relationships with its members. It also celebrates traditional festivals to preserve cultural values and bonding closer ties. Cranes for transportation and construction works are crucial part of any country’s infrastructure. Hence, SCA plays an important pivotal role for the industry as a whole. It is represented in the National Crane Safety Task Force, and is a member of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry. SCA represents the industry in dialogue sessions with various government agencies and grassroot leaders. These sessions provide SCA with adequate information for industry participation, advisory roles, and leading in the industry’s future developments and directions, seeking new opportunities together. Additionally, the trend of business globalisation encourages more active venturing with increasing co-operation among the industry members in overseas opportunities.
Singapore Health Services
SingHealth, Singapore’s largest public healthcare cluster, is committed to providing affordable, accessible and quality healthcare to patients. With a network of acute hospitals, national specialty centres, polyclinics and community hospitals offering over 40 clinical specialties, it delivers comprehensive, multi-disciplinary and integrated care. Beyond hospital walls, SingHealth partners community care providers to enable the population to keep well, get well and live well. As part of the SingHealth Duke-NUS Academic Medical Centre, SingHealth also focuses on advancing education and research to continuously improve care outcomes for patients.
Singapore Hotel Association
The Singapore Hotel Association (SHA) is the umbrella body for hotels in Singapore, representing hotel entities through their proprietors or appointed representatives. SHA currently has 164 member hotels, accounting for more than 80% of the total gazetted room count. SHA's mission is "to be the collective voice of Singapore's hotel industry and promote the interest of members with the common objective of advancing sustainable growth." SHA's activities focus on several main themes, including research and representations, innovation, productivity, service excellence, manpower and training, safety and security, sustainability, and community and member relations. Additionally, SHA operates a training arm, SHATEC, established in 1983 to provide skilled manpower for the hotel industry.
Singapore Human Resources Institute
The Singapore Human Resources Institute (SHRI) is a leading not-for-profit organisation dedicated to promoting best practices for people management and fostering connections among HR professionals and business leaders locally and regionally. Since its establishment in 1965, SHRI has collaborated closely with HR practitioners, managers, employers, and business leaders from various sectors to extend Singapore’s influence in people management beyond our shores. At the forefront of People Management, SHRI strives to strengthen and raise the standards of the local community and is committed to advocating continuous learning, skill improvement, and professional growth.
Singapore Institute of Directors
The Singapore Institute of Directors (SID) is Singapore’s national association for company directors. Established in 1998, its mission is to transform boards and empower board directors to be champions of good governance. SID works with regulators and partners to serve as the voice for directors and facilitates consultations and feedback sessions on regulatory matters. In advocating for good governance, SID advances thought leadership and benchmarking research and indices on corporate governance and directorship issues. SID builds competencies and capabilities to enhance boardroom skills of directors for informed decision-making. An accreditation programme serves to set standards for and showcase best practices of good governance. SID supports members on their directorship journey with courses, workshops, advanced masterclasses, forum discussions and pit-stops. SID connects and strengthens the ecosystem with initiatives such as mentoring and networking. The Governance for Good Alliance is an initiative by SID to bring together key stakeholders who help advance its vision for every board director to be a champion of good governance.
Singapore Institute of Technology
The Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) is Singapore’s first University of Applied Learning, offering industry-relevant degree programmes that prepare its graduates to be work- and future-ready professionals. Its mission is to maximise the potential of its learners and to innovate with industry, through an integrated applied learning and research approach, so as to contribute to the economy and society. The University’s unique pedagogy integrates work and study, embracing authentic learning in a real-world environment through collaborations with key strategic partners. Its focus on applied research with business impact is aimed at helping industry innovate and grow. Ready in 2024, SIT’s centralised campus within the larger Punggol Digital District will feature a vibrant learning environment where academia and industry will be tightly integrated with the community.
Singapore Institution of Safety Officers
Established in 1975, the Singapore Institution of Safety Officers (SISO) endeavours to uphold excellence and commitment in Workplace Safety and Health (WSH). SISO is devoted to representing, promoting, and supporting professionals dedicated to safeguarding people, property, and the environment. SISO's mission is to continually elevate the standards of the WSH profession - by providingprofessional development opportunities, ensuring members possess the latest skills, knowledge, and competencies. By upholding the highest standards of professional practice, SISO strives to foster a culture of safety excellence throughout the industry. Central to SISO's vision is the promotion of Vision Zero, a strategic approach aimed at eliminating workplace accidents. Through advocacy, education, and collaboration with national and international WSH organisations, SISO actively contributes to the evolution and advancement of the profession, positioning itself as a leader in Singapore and on the global stage. With a focus on ethics, continual learning, and collaboration, SISO is not merely an institution but a driving force in shaping a safer, healthier future for workplaces everywhere.
Singapore International Chamber of Commerce
The Singapore International Chamber of Commerce (SICC) is Singapore’s longest serving, independent business association and Singapore’s first registered company. SICC was founded in Singapore on 8 February 1837 to preserve Singapore’s free port status to help businesses and Singapore develop. Helping businesses and Singapore remains the Chamber’s purpose today and drives everything we say and do. Members of the Chamber form the ecosystem with an edge. It is a very inclusive ecosystem. 50% of Chamber members are Singaporean and 50% foreign owned businesses from all sectors of the economy. Half of member companies are large organisations including multinationals and the other half are medium, small and start-up companies. SICC stands for responsible business, competent leadership, positive workplace culture, collaborative innovation and the transitioning of businesses to circular models of production and consumption to achieve true sustainability for our planet and species in a circular economy.
Singapore International Facility Management Association
The Singapore International Facility Management Association (SIFMA) is dedicated to advancing the facility management profession in Singapore. SIFMA provides a platform for industry professionals to collaborate, share knowledge, and promote best practices. Through various events, training programs, and initiatives, SIFMA aims to elevate the standards of facility management and drive innovation within the industry. The association also plays a crucial role in advocating for the interests of facility managers and fostering a sustainable built environment.
Singapore Lift & Escalator Contractors and Manufacturers Association
The Singapore Lift & Escalator Contractors and Manufacturers Association (SLECMA) was formed in 1975 to promote and protect legitimate trade practices in connection with the manufacture, importation and distribution by its members of all kinds of lift and escalator equipment. It also works closely with the authority, developers, owners and users in ensuring a high standard of performance and safety in the operation of the lift and escalator equipment in Singapore.
Singapore Logistics Association
Established as the Singapore Freight Forwarders Association in 1973, the association was renamed Singapore Logistics Association (SLA) in 1999 to reflect the growth and wide-ranging logistics activities offered by its members. Today, SLA has close to 700 members and stays anchored in its mission to be an active advocate for the interests of its member companies and the industry. SLA endeavours to support and sustain a vibrant and thriving ecosystem through active industry participation and collaborations with local and global partners. SLA offers diverse programmes to help member companies build business capabilities and be future-ready, and promote green logistics practices. It constantly reviews and explores initiatives to help members transform their businesses, strengthen competencies, and improve processes for a competitive edge. To develop future-ready logistics talents, The Logistics Academy, a training arm of SLA was incorporated in 2010 to provide human capital and skills development courses to deepen the skills of the logistics workforce.
Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce & Industry
SMCCI cultivates a vibrant entrepreneurial culture for local enterprises through business missions, conferences, and networking sessions. Together with SME Centre @SMCCI, established in 2006, it offers SMEs comprehensive advisory services including workshops, business advisory, and productivity assessments. As a strategic partner of Enterprise Singapore, SMCCI fosters growth and innovation, empowering members to excel in local and global markets.
Singapore Management University
Established in 2000, Singapore Management University (SMU) is recognised for its disciplinary and multi-disciplinary research that address issues of global relevance, impacting business, government, and society. Its distinctive education, incorporating innovative experiential learning, aims to nurture global citizens, entrepreneurs and change agents. With more than 13,000 students across eight schools, SMU offers a wide range of bachelors, masters and PhD degree programmes in Accountancy, Business, Economics, Computing, Law and Social Sciences; as well as in multidisciplinary combinations of these disciplines. It also offers a growing number of executive development and continuing education programmes. Through its city campus, SMU focuses on making a meaningful impact on Singapore and beyond through its partnerships with industry, policy makers and academic institutions.
Singapore Manufacturing Federation
Founded in 1932, the Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SMF) champions the nation's manufacturing sector by driving innovation and sustainable growth. Organised into 10 Industry Groups and supported by Associated Services, SMF addresses distinct industry needs. Focusing on sustainability, human capital, internationalisation, and productivity, SMF enhances sector resilience. As a collaboration catalyst, it fosters strategic alliances and market expansion locally and globally. With above 5,000 diverse members, including SMEs, MNCs, and Affiliates, SMF shapes Singapore's manufacturing ecosystem and drives industry advancement.
Singapore Nurses Association
Founded in July 1957, Singapore Nurses Association’s vision is that nursing will be an autonomous and united profession, recognised and valued for its leadership in providing quality care and as a key player in influencing policy and decision while its mission is to raise the profile of nursing in Singapore, facilitate and support the contributions of nurses to improve and enhance the health of the population. The Association was admitted as a member of the International Council of Nurses (ICN) in July 1959 and was honoured to be host of ICN Congress in 2019 with the former President Halimah Yacob in attendance.
Singapore Pest Management Association
The Singapore Pest Management Association is the registered trade body that represents the pest management industry in Singapore. Incorporated as the Pest Control Association (Singapore) on 4 February 1987, it changed its name to Singapore Pest Management Association (SPMA) on 7 September 2001. This change reflects the growing importance of SPMA as the voice of the industry and a guardian of our environment. SPMA’s role is embodied in its logo, formed by a hand holding a new leaf, above the letters S-P-M-A, the initials of the Singapore Pest Management Association. The letter ‘M’ is enlarged to emphasise the new era of proactive pest management, advocating advancement of knowledge and improvement in techniques, to contribute to a healthy environment. The Green Leaf symbolises a healthy environment.
Singapore Polytechnic
Singapore Polytechnic (SP) has been training and developing talent since 1954, fuelling the economic growth of the nation over the many decades. Continuing Education and Training (CET) was given prominence in 1979 in SP when Singapore needed well-trained and skilled manpower to boost its push to value-added manufacturing and services.
The Professional & Adult Continuing Education Academy (PACE), launched at SP in 2010, provides the focal point for CET – providing new and effective pathways for learners of all ages to develop their skills and knowledge for employability in an ever-changing workplace and career advancement in the industry.
PACE offers more than 400 courses including formalised certifiable courses like Part-Time Diplomas and Post-Diplomas, Work-Study Programmes (WSP), SkillsFuture Career Transition Programmes (SCTP) and many short but targeted skills training courses to meet the aspirations of individuals and corporations.
Singapore Transport Association
Established in 1937, the Singapore Transport Association (STA) has been a cornerstone of the nation's transportation industry for 87 years, shaping the landscape of transport in Singapore, advocating for industry standards, fostering collaboration, and driving innovation. From humble beginnings, STA has evolved into a dynamic association, serving as a trusted hub for industry professionals, businesses, and government agencies, and adapting to the changing needs of the transportation sector with expanded services and initiatives. Driven by a commitment to excellence and a vision for a sustainable and thriving transport ecosystem, STA continues to lead the way forward. With a rich history of steadfast dedication to its members, STA remains at the forefront of Singapore's transportation industry, shaping its future and driving progress for generations to come.
Singapore University of Social Sciences
Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) has a singular vision to be a university that inspires learning for life and impacts lives, regardless of age, background or life path. It is a vibrant tapestry of ages and experiences. From recent JC and polytechnic graduates to seasoned professionals, parents seeking new horizons and individuals redefining their careers in their golden years— SUSS' diverse community comes together for one common goal: to empower themselves with an education that impacts lives and society. SUSS offers more than 100 undergraduate and graduate programmes, available in full- and part-time study modes which are flexible, modular and interdisciplinary, catering to both fresh school leavers and adult learners. SUSS also offers a broad range of continuing education and training modular courses for the professional skills upgrading of Singapore's workforce. The Institute for Adult Learning (IAL), as part of SUSS, leads in the field of research on adult and workplace learning and training of adult educators to build capabilities of the training and adult education sector in Singapore and beyond.
Singapore University of Technology and Design
The Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) was one of the first universities in the world to incorporate the art and science of design and technology into a holistic interdisciplinary education and research experience. SUTD students thrive in a design-steeped environment and are encouraged to think creatively and innovatively to solve real-world problems. SUTD leverages the power of deep tech like artificial intelligence to bring to life human-centric solutions using design and technology. On 11 March 2024, SUTD unveiled a new growth strategy called SUTD Leap. By redesigning higher education with an even greater focus on design, AI and technology, SUTD Leap aims to propel the university to the forefront of the design x tech space whilst nurturing the next generation of design x tech innovators and innovator leaders.
SME Centre @ ASME
With the support of Enterprise Singapore in collaboration with ASME, Singapore’s first Enterprise Development Centre@ASME was set up in 2005. As of 2013, it has expanded to be known as SME Centre@ASME, signifying a leap forward to be the one-stop bespoke centre for SMEs' business growth. The centre provides an even more robust range of assistance and services than before including in-depth business diagnostic advisory, capability workshops, group-based upgrading projects based on SMEs' business needs and guidance on available government’s business assistance.
SME Centre @ SMCCI
As a partner of Enterprise Singapore since 2006, SME Centre @ SMCCI works closely with aspiring entrepreneurs and SMEs to help their businesses remain relevant and competitive amidst the backdrop of a challenging global economic landscape. The SME Centre’s one-stop services include identifying business gaps and opportunities through complimentary one-to-one business advisory, addressing industry issues by spearheading group-based upgrading projects, and sharing of business knowledge and trends during capability-building workshops.
SME Centre @ SMF
SME Centre@SMF, supported by Enterprise Singapore, was established in May 2005 as a subsidiary of Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SMF). It provides small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with easy access to business advisory services to help them start, sustain, and grow their businesses. To help businesses develop and improve their capabilities, SME Centre@SMF serves as a first-stop centre offering a wide range of services, such as 1-to-1 business advisory services, business diagnosis, information on government support schemes and capability workshops. Two satellite centres have been established in collaboration with Northwest and Southwest Community Development Councils, situated at Woodlands Civic Centre and JTC Summit, to support businesses in these regions.
SME Centre@SICCI
SME Centre@SICCI was set up in 2008 in collaboration with Enterprise Singapore to offer business advisory services at no charge.
Society of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries
Since its inception in 1990 and registration under the Societies Act with effect from 5 March 1991, the Society of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries (SLP), a non-profit organisation, has been in the forefront of Safety, Health and Environment (SHE) focus in the Process Industries. SLP addresses and promotes loss prevention in industry through programmes such as conferences, seminars and symposiums. These provide a blend of theoretical and practical knowledge from experienced speakers with avenues for practitioners to share their expertise and experience through networking sessions. Its members are represented on MOM, SCDF, Enterprise Singapore and WSH Council advisory committees.
Society of Project Managers
The Society of Project Managers (SPM) is an amalgam of learning society and a professional body. The Society was formed in 1994 by a group of professionals as a vehicle for advancing the development of project management. Currently, SPM has a total of 860 accredited project members, including 63 Professional Project Directors, 145 Professional Project Managers, 588 Certified Project Managers and 64 Associate Project Managers. The Society aims to promote and develop the project management profession, enhance the quality of professional practices through sound managerial, technical, and commercial approaches, set training and experience requirements, and certify competent individuals. Additionally, SPM supports formal training programmes at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
Temasek Polytechnic
Established in 1990, Temasek Polytechnic (TP) is one of the leading institutions of higher learning in Singapore. Currently it offers 36 full-time diploma courses in the areas of applied science, business, design, engineering, humanities & social sciences and informatics & IT. It also offers over 40 part-time courses, up to the advanced diploma level. TP students undergo a holistic learning system that combines hands-on experience, character education and relevant life skills, in an enriching learning environment. The Polytechnic has also infused global realities into its programmes and developed a mindset on campus that embraces socio-cultural diversity. These ensure that TP graduates are ready for work or further studies, and to contribute meaningfully to the community.
The Institution of Engineers, Singapore
The Institution of Engineers, Singapore (IES) is the national engineering society established in 1966 to promote the engineering profession and serve as a focal point for engineers in Singapore. It represents engineers from all disciplines, offering professional development, networking opportunities, and advocacy for the engineering community. IES plays a key role in advancing engineering excellence through initiatives such as seminars, conferences, and publications that contribute to Singapore's technological advancement and infrastructure development. It also awards professional certifications and accreditations, fostering standards and ethics in engineering practice. IES is instrumental in shaping Singapore's engineering landscape and maintaining high professional standards among its members.
Waste Management and Recycling Association of Singapore
The Waste Management and Recycling Association of Singapore (WMRAS), established in 2001, is the only nonprofit trade association in Singapore dedicated to solid waste management. It promotes best practices and knowledge transfer, fostering collaboration between businesses, the government, and the community to create a sustainable living environment. Our members include SMEs, MNCs and Institutes involved in waste collection, treatment, and more. As an Approved Training Organisation (ATO), WMRAS offers Singapore Workforce Skills Qualifications (WSQ) courses for frontline staff and programs for waste management professionals. Our vision is to develop a world-class industry using superior technology and practices to provide high-quality waste management services.
World of Safety & Health Asia
World of Safety & Health Asia (WSHAsia) is an online community dedicated to occupational safety, health, and environment (OSHE) professionals across the Asia Pacific. WSHAsia curates a comprehensive suite of OSHE related information, including solutions, events, conferences, webinars, courses, podcasts, and a resource page. WSHAsia’s direct emailing, e-magazines, and social media channels offer the OSHE community a seamless online platform to stay updated with industry trends. WSHAsia’s bi-monthly online magazine is delivered to its audience's inboxes and shared on social media, ensuring broad reach among OSHE professionals. The World of Safety & Health Online Magazine is committed to providing readers with insights into solutions that address OSHE challenges. WSHAsia’s mission is to improve OSHE practices by sharing essential information through its online channels. By equipping workers with the knowledge they need, WSHAsia helps ensure they return home safely after each workday.
