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A Glimpse into Standards within Singapore’s Chemical Industry

By Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC)

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Dear Students,

 

Have you ever considered the significance and influence of standards on the products we encounter daily? It may be easily overlooked by consumers like us, but standards play a crucial role in ensuring consistent product quality, safety assurance, increased productivity, and environmental protection.

 

In Singapore’s Chemical industry, talents are sought-after to be part of this mission to develop, maintain and uphold stringent standards. This vital and continuous effort contributes to building trust in our country's products and services, facilitates trade, and creates new market opportunities.

 

Let us now show you a glimpse into the world of standards within the chemical industry.

 

STANDARDISATION IN SINGAPORE’S CHEMICAL INDUSTRY

 

Enterprise Singapore (ESG) administers the National Standardisation Programme under the guidance of the industry-led Standards Council of Singapore. Appointed by ESG, the Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC) serves as the Standards Development Organisation (SDO), responsible for managing the Chemical Standards Committee (CSC) and the Environment & Resources Standards Committee (ERSC).

 

SCIC coordinates standards development projects, encourages industry participation, and promotes the adoption of standards to raise public awareness. The CSC focuses on standards for chemical and chemical-related products to safeguard public health and the environment, while the ERSC focuses on standards related to climate change, circular economy, sustainable energy, and clean technologies.

 

To enhance industry competitiveness and support regulatory frameworks, the national standards developed by the CSC and ERSC align with Singapore's Energy and Chemical Industry Transformation Roadmap as well as its sustainability and climate change initiatives. Furthermore, Singapore actively participates in the development of international standards, particularly those relevant to new technologies and emerging industries.

 

Curious to learn more about the wide range of standards under the purview of CSC and ERSC? We have curated a list of examples, categorised according to their focus areas:

 

·       Safeguarding Health and Safety at Workplaces

·       Enhancing Productivity and Trust

·       Improving Resource Efficiency

·       Supporting Environmental Sustainability

READ UP MORE ABOUT STANDARDS IN EACH CATEGORY HERE

 

By actively engaging in the development and adoption of standards, Singapore's chemical industry not only bolsters its competitiveness but also ensures the highest levels of safety and quality, while making significant contributions towards achieving sustainable development goals.

 

Have what it takes to be in this industry? Check out our career opportunities here.

 

For more information about SDO@SCIC, visit us here.

 

 

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