Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore)

Under the Workplace Safety and Health (Risk Management) Regulations, all workplaces are required to implement comprehensive risk assessment (RA) for work processes. With detailed plans to reduce or minimise workplace safety and health risks at source, where reasonably practicable.

Eligibility Criteria

All workplaces which employ not more than 300 workers
Group fixed assets investment of not more than S$15million and group employment size of not more than 200 workers (Group denotes parent companies and subsidiaries.
Have at least 30% shareholding that is local
Must not be a public listed company or subsidiary of a listed company
Have not received any government assistance for RM development
Declare all worksites that the company is involved in
Must not be OHSAS 18001 qualified, or equivalent.
At least one CEO or top management must have attended a workshop on Risk and Safety Management conducted by an ATP, and another managerial or supervisory staff must have completed a recognised Risk Management Coursed conducted by ATP.

Funding cap

The RMAF co-funds:

90% of consultancy costs, capped at S$6,000 per company
bizSAFE level 1 and 2 course fees (if applicable)
RMAF agent fees and Auditor fees up to S$400 each respectively

** Due to overwhelming response, the RMAF is currently depleted and is pending fresh top-up later in the year. The WSH Council will not be approving any new applications until further notice.

For more enquiries, contact us or email certification@aais.org.sg.

News & Updates

AAIS Renewal as RMAF Agent - 24th Sep 2009, MND Complex Auditorium

The AAIS' committment as an RMAF agent has been enhanced, with the WSH Council renewing the Association's role as an RMAF agent for the next 3 years. The signing ceremony was held on 24 Sep 2009 at the MND Complex Auditorium.

To date, the AAIS has respresented over 30 companies as their RMAF agent for the work year 2009/2010. The Association strives to continue promoting Risk Management to the aerospace and its supporting industries. Dr Aloysius Tay, Chief Executive, AAIS and Ms Angela Ng, Senior Manager, AeroResource Centre, represented the Association as signatory and witness for the ceremony, which was represented by Mr Ho Siong Hin, Commissioner, WSH Council and Mr Kelvin Teoh, Director, WSH Council.

Risk Management Assistance Fund (RMAF)