Under the Singapore Green Plan 2030, a comprehensive EV Roadmap has been developed to drive the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs). As EV technology matures, electric vehicle chargers become essential infrastructure supporting the nation’s transition to EVs.

The EV Charging Act strictly regulates the installation, operation, and maintenance of EV chargers to ensure they meet safety and performance requirements. EV chargers must comply with stringent safety standards to prevent electrical hazards and ensure user safety. They also undergo certification processes to verify compliance with safety and technical standards before installation and operation in Singapore.

As a result, the demand for EV charging specialists in Singapore is expected to grow significantly. There is a growing need for trained professionals to handle the installation and maintenance of EV chargers efficiently and safely. Specialists are required to have technical expertise in electrical systems, charging technology, and safety protocols to ensure the reliable operation of EV chargers. They must understand and comply with regulatory requirements under the EV Charging Act to ensure that chargers meet safety standards and legal obligations.