Security equipment installer licence nsw

You can still enrol in this course, and you will be contacted if you need to transition into the next version when it is available. This course is currently available at 1 campus location across NSW.

Enquire now for other locations. Announcement Portlet. See the full listing of new courses for Read more. Enquire Find a location to enrol. Overview The nationally recognised Certificate III in Security Equipment gives you the skills to work as a large systems installer in the security industry.

Search refined by Clear All Location. What Conditions Will my Licence Have? Class 2 licence conditions: You must display your licence at all times when carrying out security activities.

Licences must be clearly visible and worn on the front or side of your body above the waist on the outside of your clothing. To carry out any security activity you must be employed or provided by a master licence holder or hold a master licence yourself.

You must notify SLED within 14 days of any change of particulars including your address, email address and phone number. You must notify SLED within seven days if your licence is lost, destroyed, damaged or stolen. You have 14 days to lodge an application for a new card.

You must produce your licence for inspection on demand by a police officer or any other member of the NSW Police Force, or any person you have dealings while carrying out any security activity. After you renew your licence, you have 60 days to attend a Service NSW centre to have a new photograph taken. Breach of licence conditions Maximum fine Failing to tell Police Assistance Line within seven days after a security licence is lost, stolen, destroyed or damaged.

This does not apply if you have special permission from SLED to operate without displaying your licence. This does not include master licence holders who provide licensed security operators.

Licence Suspensions and Revocations There are certain circumstances in which SLED will be required to suspend or revoke a security licence. Reasons for licence suspension include: If SLED believes you have engaged, or may engage, in improper conduct If you are charged with a serious offence If you breach the Security Industry Act legislation or regulations If you are found liable to a prescribed civil penalty Reasons for licence revocation include: If you are convicted or an indictable offence, including assault, theft, fraud, drug offences and murder If you are linked to criminal intelligence or a criminal investigation If you provide false or misleading information to SLED in your licence application or renewal If you breach the Security Industry Act legislation or regulations If there is criminal intelligence that suggests you are likely to engage in improper conduct if you continue to hold a security licence Any other reason prescribed under the Act or the regulations.

Fees When you apply for a security licence, or renew your existing licence, you can choose to have a one year or a five year licence. Renew a Class 2 Licence You can renew your Class 2 licence online up to eight weeks before the licence expires. Failing to tell Police Assistance Line within seven days after a security licence is lost, stolen, destroyed or damaged.

Delegating your security duties to people who don't hold a security licences. Using, or attempting to use, suggest or imply you can use, your licence for any purpose other than your authorised security activity. Providing false or misleading information to SLED at any time, including in applications and any other information, records or details you are asked to provide. Failing to produce your licence for inspection on demand by a police officer or any other members of the NSW Police Force, or any person you have dealings with while carrying out any security activity.

Failing to wear your security licence on the front of your outer clothing, above the waist, at all times while carrying out security activity. Carrying out a security activity without a Class 1 or Class 2 security licence. Failing to immediately surrender a suspended or revoked licence. Using false, misleading or deceptive statements, representations or promises or deliberately hiding facts to induce any person to enter into an agreement or contract related to carrying out any security activity.

Selling, renting or hiring out a security licence, or allowing another person to use someone else's security licence. Change of licensee's address, contact details or other personal details. Security Licensing. Member Login. Search form Search. Security Licensing Installation of Security Equipment In Victoria, where a contractor is installing security equipment it is a requirement under law that not only is the installer required to hold a current Cabling Licence Open Registration and any endorsements under that required for the installation of such equipment but also the legal entity and the persons undertaking the work are required by Victoria Police to be licensed to undertake that work.

Definition of Security Equipment Installer: Security equipment installer - A person who is employed or retained to install, repair, service or maintain security equipment. Definition of security equipment: For the purposes of the definition of security equipment in section 3 of the Act, the following equipment is prescribed as security equipment- a.