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  1. www.ema.gov.sg › regulations-licences › licencesEMA | Licences

    EMA issues a variety of licences to companies and workers in the electricity and gas industries, companies providing district cooling services to gazetted service areas, and to owners of electrical installations.

  2. elise.ema.gov.sg › elise › homepage_public_menuEnergy Market Authority (EMA): e-Licence Information Services...

    Apply | Search for Worker | Downloads. E-services for electricity and gas worker/installation licence application and other information.

  3. www.ema.gov.sg › regulations-licences › licencesEMA | Industry Licences

    Get information on licensees in the electricity, gas and district cooling sectors. For companies who are interested to apply for a licence or to renew their licence, please visit the GoBusiness Licensing portal.

  4. elise.ema.gov.sg › elise › newworkerapplicationservletEMA ELISE | Worker Licence Application - Energy Market Authority

    Application for an Electrical Engineer's Licence. An electrical engineer's licence entitles the holder to carry out the following electrical work; (a) design, install, repair, maintain, operate, inspect, test and take full charge and responsibility for any electrical installation up to his/her licence’s limit. (b)

  5. www2.gov.bc.ca › gov › contentEmergency Medical Assistants Licensing Board - Gov

    Apr 3, 2024 · The Board is responsible for examining, registering and licensing all emergency medical assistants (EMAs) in B.C., including first responders. Under the authority of the Emergency Health Services Act, the Board sets licence terms and conditions. In addition, the board investigates complaints and conducts hearings where necessary. Board Members.

  6. elise.ema.gov.sg › elise › eisiInstallationApplyNoteELISE - Energy Market Authority

    An EMA licence is required to use or operate an electrical installation of approved load exceeding 45 kVA for non-domestic purposes. Electrical installations in premises used for "hazardous trades", irrespective of their approved loads, are also required to be licensed.

  7. www.ema.gov.sg › regulations-licences › licencesEMA | Electrical/Supply Installation Licences

    A licensing scheme was introduced in 1975, requiring consumers to hold a licence to use certain types of electrical installations, such as: Non-domestic electrical installations with approved load exceeding 45kVA;