If you are retiring or retired from the Home Team, find out about key industries and career pathways that you may want to explore for your career transition.
Security Industry
Security service providers
Security agencies - most are small and medium-sized enterprises
Active security officers - 90% are
non-PMETs
The security industry supports the Home Team to protect the environment where we live and work. It protects a variety of places, such as:
Major trends shaping the security industry and the accompanying skills in demand are as follows:
Trends | Skills in Demand |
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Emerging technologies changing the security landscape |
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Redesigning job processes to meet security challenges and maximise productivity |
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Global threat of terrorism requiring a comprehensive levelling up of security efforts |
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Find out more about the Skills Framework for Security
Temasek Polytechnic (Part time, 2.5 years)
Singapore University of Social Sciences (3 to 4 years)
Logistics Industry
The logistics industry is an indispensable enabler of the global economy. It connects suppliers to manufacturers and merchants to customers, both domestically
and globally.
It is a key growth sector that contributes to the transportation and storage sector of our economy. The logistics sector:
The Singapore logistics sector consists of the following key functions that support our competitiveness in manufacturing, global trade and domestic services:
With growing customers' expectations and rapid technological advancements, logistics companies today are continuously developing new capabilities and value-added services to stay competitive.
The major trends include:
Trends | Description |
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Omni-channel logistics | Integrated logistics solutions that seamlessly support dynamic delivery and fulfilment across multiple channels |
On demand logistics solutions | Utilising the power of crowdsourcing and flexible workforce to meet customers’ dynamic needs |
Big data | Analysing data to optimise assets, jobs and creation of new business models |
3D printing | On-demand production of goods for customers on-site |
Anticipatory logistics | Leveraging predictive algorithms to boost efficiency and enhance capacity and network utilisation |
Robotics and automation | Technological solutions enable new levels of productivity and operations improvement |
There is a growing need for professionals with specialised skills such as:
Skills | Description |
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Logistics information systems | IT system design and data analysis to optimise supply chain |
Vertical specialisation | Supply chain customisation for specialised sectors like Food, Healthcare and Chemicals etc. |
Logistics solutions | Supply chain planning, design and engineering to optimise transport, inventory management and service quality |
Programme management | Project coordination for the development and execution of logistics solutions for key clients |
Find out more about the Skills Framework for Logistics.