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SPAAL Security Providers Association of Australia vs ASIAL

If you want a friendly and supportive Association that will be there for you when you have questions, you want to join the Security Providers Association of Australia (SPAAL).

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Testimonials

We are totally satisfied with the service that the Security Providers Associations of Australia provides us. With multiple portfolios to look after, the Security Providers Association makes it easy by keeping me up-to-date with all the latest information. Deb Delany, Club Burwood RSL Club Burwood RSL has been an active member of the Security Providers Association... [more]

“The Security Providers Association of Australia is a professional, proactive organisation that has always supported us and is totally member-focussed” Carl Rees, Australian Security Education and Consulting Pty Ltd [more]

“SPAAL (Security Providers Association of Australia) provides a great forum to expand industry knowledge and always keeps us up to date” Janette Gould, Lock-It Systems Pty Ltd [more]

Security Industry Licensing

Security industry licensing requirements vary for each State and Territory and you should familiarise yourself with the respective legislation and visit the State government licensing regulator website for your State or Territory below.

Companies providing security services must obtain a Master or Security Firm Licence and employees undertaking security services must obtain an individual licence for that security industry sector. Self employed must hold a Master or Security Firm Licence and individual licence for that security industry sector.

There are a large number of security training courses to choose from, but in order to qualify for a licence you must have had completed the relevant course or courses approved by the licensing regulator in each State and Territory, or have other qualifications or experience recognised by an approved training provider. Evidence of your qualifications and experience must then be submitted with your licence application.

Click the links below to go to the  State and Territory security industry licensing regulators websites.

New South Wales

This legislation is administered by the Security Licensing and Enforcement Directorate (NSW Police)

This legislation is administered by the Firearms Registry (NSW Police)

Queensland

This legislation is administered by the QLD Department of Fair Trading

This legislation is administered by the Queensland Police

Victoria

This legislation is  administered by the VIC Licensing Services Division (Victoria Police)

South Australia

This legislation is administered by the South Australian Office of Consumer and Business Affairs

This legislation is administered by the SA Police

Western Australia

This legislation is administered by the WA Police Licensing Services

Tasmania

This legislation is administered by the Tasmanian Office of Consumer Affairs and Trading

This legislation is administered by the Tasmania Police

Australian Capital Territory

This legislation is administered by the ACT Office of Regulatory Services

This legislation is administered by the Australian Federal Police

Northern Territory

This legislation is administered by the NT Department of Justice

This legislation is administered by the NT Police

Contact SPAAL

P: 1300 369 433

F: 1300 859 122

admin@spaal.asn.au
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