Total 5 Manager level Quality Assurance / Control job vacancies in Bukit Minyak

The Contracts & Compliance (C&C) Assistant Manager is responsible for Contracts Review, Negotiation, and Compliance matters in the Research Division at NCCS.

Main Responsibilities:

1. Oversee and Manage C&C unit

• Track and manage legal agreements, and maintain legal agreement database,
• Facilitate the negotiation and execution of legal agreements,
• Provide support to facilitate the training and guiding of staff on compliance (HBRA & PDPA),
• Act as check points for compliance (HBRA, PDPA) requirements by sighting compliance related approval documentation where necessary,
• Provide guidance to C&C unit junior staff,
• Improve contracts review workflow,
• Coordinate with CTE-CTO and LCDG (other contract teams in NCCS)
• Update and manage C&C policy.

2. Intellectual Property (IP) Management & Revenue

• Coordinate with SingHealth Intellectual Property (SHIP) unit for paperwork involving IP filing
• Track and monitor revenue from commercialised IP agreements.

3. Research Admin

• Broadcasting research related events to the research community on campus; provides administrative support for research events hosted by NCCS,
• Support HBRA and PDPA compliance matters (e.g. broadcast updates to NCCS stakeholders),
• Organise, coordinate and collate Research Metrics Info for submission to Office of Research, SingHealth (translational funding, IP and licensing indicatros)
• Support with KPIs collation for NMRC Centre Grant

Key Requirements:

• Bachelor of Science degree with a keen interest in contracts review, compliance & governance, and research administration.
• Must possess a flair for writing and a good command of English to handle minutes and draft policy papers/ presentation slides
• Excellent oral and presentation skills for effective communication with PIs, clinicians & peers in other departments
• Must be IT savvy and able to navigate through standard software applications and databases
• Familiar with HBRA and PDPA regulations
• Experience in reviewing contracts will be highly advantageous
• Must be meticulous and have good organisational skills to create / maintain detailed records.
• Independent worker with a strong sense of initiative
• Self-motivated and able to work independently to complete team objectives
• Able to multi-task, effectively prioritise and manage multiple pending deadlines

• People-centered Organisational Culture
• Teamwork
• Innovative and Energetic Workplace with a Growth Mindset

JOB DESCRIPTION

We are looking for a full-time deputy manager who is disciplined and meticulous on critical matters, so that records are relevant, accurate and properly kept. In addition, the candidate should have a systems improvement and a forward looking mindset. By focusing on the bigger picture, the deputy manager builds trust in the organisation across departments so process improvements are welcomed and implemented.

Prior experience in student records management, student admissions, and internal audit will be a strong advantage. Working in EduTrust schools is not necessary but will be a plus.

Responsibilities (Registrar) include:

1. Check and process student admissions and student contracts
2. Maintain accurate student records and database
3. Administer student pass-related matters

Responsibilities (Quality Assurance) include:

1. Oversee the record keeping by department heads related to critical documents
2. Assist the Principal to organise regular departmental reviews related to compliance and continual improvement
3. Assist the Principal to identify systematic issues and streamline work processes across the organisation as part of continual improvement
4. Oversee feedback management and complaints. Administer surveys

Other Supporting Responsibilities (Programme Operations) include:

1. Provide operations support to the running of classes
2. Coordinate student services and career and industry-related events

Requirements

• Possess at least a Degree or equivalent
• At least 5 Years of working experience in the related fields
• Attributes: Disciplined, meticulous, big picture, problem solver, high ethical integrity
• Required skills: Spreadsheets and formulas, data analysis, critical thinking, writing clearly and concisely

Join a programme team responsible for assessing AI testing service providers for accreditation. This role combines assurance-style review with commercial and financial due diligence to support accreditation approvals.

Responsibilities

• Conduct end-to-end evaluation (commercial, financial, and operational readiness)

• Review service delivery documentation, QA processes, and operational controls

• Assess delivery governance including SLA management and complaint handling

• Prepare evaluation summaries and recommendations for approvals

• Support programme reporting and stakeholder updates

Requirements

• Minimum 5 years relevant experience in the ICT industry

• Experience in financial review and commercial due diligence

• Experience with process review / quality assurance / controls assessment

• Strong written and verbal communication
  
  

Establishing and implementation of project quality plan, inspection and testing plan and work procedure for Piping, Pressure Vessel and Steel Structural works

Formulate and implement QC checklist, inspection record formats and documentation

Oversee and ensure the site work executed is in accordance with the quality control procedure and contractual requirements to achieve good quality for all projects

Quality performance data collection and documentation for trends and root cause analysis for process improvement

Identity, record and highlight to Project Manager of any identified non-conformances or potential quality issues or risks

QM pre-assessment and pre-handing over inspection

Establishing the contract requirements for both materials and works

Good business acumen and able to evaluate business needs

Manage Project in setting up and document control

Reviewing and updating the project quality plan

Work closely with project team and representatives on systematic selection and evaluation of materials, subcontractors and suppliers

Participate and coordinate site internal and external QA/QC audits to ensure operations are compiled to ISO standard

Minimum ASNT or PCN level III in RT / MT/ PT UT

Minimum 5 years’ experience working in QAQC Engineering position, preferably within an Oil and Gas field. Candidate will be considered for Manager post with at least 8 years’ experience.

Preferably managers specializing in quality Assurance/Control, Engineering – in Oil and Gas industry

Familiar with ISO standard for ISO/IEC 17025

Knowledge of relevant national and international codes and standards (SS, BSEN, ASME, AWS,

ASTM, API, etc.) and familiar with Authorities’ standard details

Detail oriented and excellent organizational skills

Good communication, presentation and inter personal skills

COMPANY DESCRIPTION

THKMC was incorporated on 13 October 2011 as a charity to provide multiple social and welfare services to the community at large, and achieved an Institute of Public Character (IPC) status on 18 November 2011. THKMC is the charitable arm of Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society, which lives by the mission - To Serve Mankind - to help anyone who needs help regardless of their race, religion, colour, language, creed and culture. THKMC today serves more than 70,000 beneficiaries through more than 70 programmes across five Services, which include Disability, Early Intervention for Children, Family, Seniors' Community, and Therapy.

RESPONSIBILITIES

The Manager, Quality Assurance is responsible for independently monitoring, validating and assuring the quality standards of Early Intervention (EI) services across centres.

The role provides objective assurance to Senior Management that Ei services are compliant with regulatory requirements, aligned with approved quality frameworks and delivered with consistency and fidelity. The QA function identifies quality gaps, risks and systemic issues and recommends actions for management ownership and follow-up.

This role does not hold operational, curriculum, or clinical ownership, and is positioned as an independent internal assurance function.

Key Responsibilities

1. Quality Assurance & Compliance Monitoring

• Apply and validate organisational quality assurance frameworks against ECDA, MSF, and SPARK requirements for Early Intervention services.
• Conduct scheduled and ad-hoc quality reviews, audits and site visits to assess:
• Teaching and intervention practices
• Documentation and record-keeping
• Assessment and progress monitoring processes
• Compliance with approved standards and guidelines
• Serve as an internal quality validator, assessing consistency, fidelity and adherence to standards across centres.
• Identify quality risks, gaps and areas of non-compliance, supported by evidence.

1. Reporting, Assurance & Escalation

• Prepare clear, evidence-based QA reports for Senior Management, highlighting:
• Compliance status
• Quality strengths and gaps
• Risk implications
• Recommended corrective actions
• Track follow-up actions and closure of identified quality issues, ensuring accountability rests with the appropriate functional or centre leads.
• Escalate systemic or high-risk quality concerns in a timely and professional manner.

1. Data Review & Evidence Validation

• Review child progress data, programme documentation, and centre-level records to assess:
• Data integrity and consistency
• Alignment between documented practices and observed delivery
• Compliance with assessment and reporting requirements
• Validate that outcome claims and quality indicators are evidence-based and auditable without assuming responsibility for programme outcomes or intervention design.

1. Standards Alignment & Advisory Input

• Provide advisory input to management on quality trends, recurring gaps and systemic risks observed across centres.
• Support organisational readiness for external audits, reviews or accreditation exercises through independent pre-assessment and gap identification.
• Contribute to the strengthening of a quality and accountability culture while maintaining assessor neutrality.

• Minimum 8 years of professional experience in Early Childhood Education or Early Intervention including experience as a Centre Leader or equivalent senior role.
• Demonstrated experience in quality assurance, audits, accreditation, compliance reviews or governance-related functions.
• Strong working knowledge of ECDA regulations, MSF requirements and SPARK 2.0 (or equivalent quality frameworks).
• Proven ability to exercise independent professional judgement and make evidence-based assessments.
• Strong analytical, report-writing and documentation skills with the ability to synthesise findings into clear assurance reports.
• Professional communication skills, able to engage stakeholders objectively without assuming operational or supervisory authority.