E-Services

This page gives an overview of all the E-Services available on this website and categorised by customer groups.

General

• Payment

For payment of Fire Safety Plans, Licences, Ambulance fees, Fines and other SCDF services.

• Book Appointment

Booking of consultation services for Civil Defence Shelter, Fire Code, Hazardous Materials and Site Inspection.

• Courses / Seminars

Apply for courses at the Civil Defence Academy or apply for public education programmes to gain civil defence skills and knowledge. Apply for seminars relating to updates on the latest fire safety & shelter requirements and regulations.

• Fire / Ambulance Reports

Purchase fire and ambulance reports that provide essential information on incidents.

Fire Safety

• Fire Safety Plan Approval, Fire Safety Permit and Certification & Fire Safety Licensing and Enforcement

• e-Fire Safety Manager Portal

For registration to be a certified FSM, monitor CPD points attained as well as appointment to buildings.

Community & Volunteers

• Join as a Volunteer

Sign up as volunteer and learn useful civil defence knowledge which you can apply in your daily life or in times of civil defence emergencies.

• CD Auxiliary Officer

Volunteer as a CD Auxiliary Officer and play a vital role in saving lives.

• Request for visit to the following SCDF Establishments

• Fire Station 

Learn more about the different roles of SCDF and the sophisticated Civil Defence system, manned by personnel on round-the-clock standby, that has been set up to cater for any emergency.

• CD Heritage Gallery Visit

Embark on a tour of the past and learn about the latest fire fighting and rescue technology developed and used by the SCDF. There are customised interactive stations for a close-up experience of what fire fighters and rescuers undergo in an operation. The public education corner will provide you and your family with all necessary information on how to handle emergencies.

• Emergency Preparedness Centre

The 280m² EPC is the first of its kind purpose-built centre in Singapore which utilizes highly visual and interactive exhibits to impart emergency preparedness knowledge and skills to its visitors of all ages. Some of these exhibits include the fire extinguisher simulator which discharges water onto a video wall depicting a few incipient fire scenarios as well as interactive mannequins for visitors to try out the Heimlich manoeuvre and CPR procedure