The posting
Role: Compliance Manager (Energy & Infrastructure)
Location: Pasay City
Role Overview
The Compliance Manager is responsible for ensuring full compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and internal policies within a highly regulated environment. The role supports the organization in managing regulatory, legal, and operational risks, particularly across power, energy, and infrastructure operations, while fostering a strong culture of compliance and ethical conduct.
Key Responsibilities
1. Regulatory & Industry Compliance
- Monitor and ensure compliance with energy sector regulations, environmental laws, labor requirements, and applicable industry standards.
- Track regulatory developments and assess their impact on business operations and projects.
- Coordinate with regulatory authorities and ensure accurate, timely submission of required reports, permits, and filings.
2. Policies, Standards & Procedures
- Develop, implement, and maintain compliance policies, frameworks, and standard operating procedures.
- Conduct periodic reviews to ensure policies remain aligned with regulatory changes and operational realities.
- Support business units in interpreting and applying compliance requirements.
3. Compliance Risk Management
- Identify and assess compliance risks across corporate functions, projects, and operational sites.
- Advise management on risk mitigation strategies and control enhancements.
- Support enterprise risk management initiatives from a compliance perspective.
4. Training & Culture Building
- Design and deliver compliance training and awareness programs for employees and project teams.
- Promote ethical conduct and regulatory discipline across the organization.
- Act as a subject matter expert on compliance-related matters.
5. Monitoring, Audits & Reporting
- Conduct compliance reviews, audits, and inspections to assess adherence to laws and internal policies.
- Prepare compliance reports, dashboards, and updates for senior management.
- Support regulatory audits, inspections, and inquiries.
6. Incident & Breach Management
- Investigate potential compliance breaches or violations.
- Recommend corrective and preventive actions and monitor implementation.
- Coordinate with internal stakeholders to resolve issues and prevent recurrence.
Qualifications & Experience
- Bachelors degree in Business Administration, Management, Engineering, Environmental Science, or a related field.
- Minimum of 8–10 years of relevant professional experience in compliance, regulatory affairs, risk management, or governance within power, energy, utilities, infrastructure, or similarly regulated industries.
- Substantial experience managing regulatory compliance requirements in a highly regulated operating environment, including coordination with government agencies and regulators, and oversight of required filings, permits, licenses, and compliance submissions.
- Strong understanding of applicable laws, regulations, and industry standards affecting energy and infrastructure operations, including environmental, labor, safety, and operational compliance requirements.
- Proven ability to design, implement, and maintain compliance policies, frameworks, and procedures, ensuring alignment with evolving regulatory requirements and business operations.
- Hands-on experience conducting compliance reviews, internal audits, inspections, and investigations, including the identification of gaps, root cause analysis, and development of corrective and preventive action plans.
- Demonstrated capability in assessing compliance and regulatory risks across corporate functions and project-based operations, and advising management on mitigation strategies.
- Experience delivering compliance training and awareness programs to employees, operational teams, and project stakeholders, with the ability to translate regulatory requirements into practical guidance.
- Strong stakeholder engagement skills, with experience working closely with operations, project teams, senior management, and external regulators to resolve compliance issues and drive adherence.



