Kerja Sepenuh Masa Executive - Manager, Engagement - Experience (Producer - Trade Communications), Gaji tinggi SGD 6,500 di BEVERAGE CONTAINER RETURN SCHEME (BCRS) LTD. North-east Region (Singapore) - Maukerja

As an Executive / Manager, Engagement & Experience (Producer & Trade Communications) at BCRS Ltd, you will support the planning and execution of communications and engagement for producers, retailers, F&B operators and other trade stakeholders participating in the Beverage Container Return Scheme (BCRS).

The role translates regulatory and operational requirements into clear, timely and actionable communications, helping stakeholders understand what they need to do and where to get support.

Roles & Responsibilities:

• Develop and execute communications for producers, retailers, F&B operators and industry partners.
• Translate Scheme requirements and operational updates into clear, practical communications.
• Maintain a communications calendar around key milestones, deadlines, reminders and changes.
• Ensure consistent messaging across stakeholder touchpoints.
• Manage stakeholder engagement
• Develop and maintain B2B communications and channels

Requirements

• Degree or diploma in Communications, Marketing, Business or related discipline.
• 3–6 years' experience in communications, stakeholder engagement, public affairs or B2B marketing.
• Highly motivated entry-level candidates or those without prior experience, but who possess strong writing abilities, a willingness to learn, and a keen interest in sustainability, are strongly encouraged to apply.
• Strong writing and editing skills, with the ability to simplify complex information.
• Good project management and stakeholder coordination skills.
• Comfortable working across operational, technical and regulatory subject matter.
• Experience in sustainability, supply chain, retail, government programmes or regulated sectors would be advantageous.

We thank all applicants for their interest in joining BCRS Ltd. Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview.

The Beverage Container Return Scheme (BCRS) was recommended by a Citizens’ Workgroup in 2019 as part of efforts to protect the environment, conserve finite resources, and increase recycling rates in Singapore.

The Scheme is designed to spark behavioural change by encouraging more sustainable consumption habits and enabling the transition towards a circular economy.

Under the Scheme:

• Beverage producers and retailers are responsible for ensuring that beverage containers are properly collected and treated at end-of-life, and
• Consumers are encouraged to return empty containers for recycling in exchange for a deposit refund.

The Scheme contributes to a more sustainable Singapore by:

• Increasing the recycling rate of beverage containers and reducing waste sent for disposal;
• Encouraging consistent recycling habits among Singaporeans; and
• Aggregating a clean, high-quality stream of recyclable materials.

The impact of BCRS will be significant. The Scheme will cover more than one billion beverage containers used each year, allowing us to recover over 16,000 tonnes of material annually. This means less waste sent for incineration, lower carbon emissions, and a more circular economy.

BCRS is Singapore’s second Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme, following the introduction of the e-waste EPR framework in 2021. EPR schemes place responsibility on producers for the collection and end-of-life management of the products they put on the market. Over time they will make changes to their supply chains, processes and materials used, knowing that they have some responsibility for recycling the container after it is sold.

As a producer-led scheme, BCRS is designed and operated by the industry, for the industry. This approach allows producers to determine the most practical and cost-effective way to recover used beverage containers, while maintaining efficiency and service standards. Producer-led return schemes have been shown to be effective in countries such as Norway, Denmark and Lithuania.

Successful implementation requires the support, understanding, and shared commitment from all stakeholders involved: producers, retailers, recyclers, and consumers. There will be teething issues and adjustments along the way, but we can address them with everyone’s support. Launching the Scheme in April is the first step and adjustments will need to be made along the way, in order for the scheme to be effective and impactful.