A cash transit security officer carries cash, bullion, jewellery or valuables. Officers who carry a weapon while working must also apply to the Queensland Police Service for the appropriate weapons license.
A cash transit security officer carries cash, bullion, jewellery or valuables. Officers who carry a weapon while working must also apply to the Queensland Police Service for the appropriate weapons license.
To apply, you must:
• meet the eligibility criteria
• complete the training requirements and attach proof of qualifications
• complete the Security Providers Form 1-1 - Application for a security provider class 1 individual licence
• provide originals or certified copies of your birth certificate, birth extract, passport, Australian citizenship certificate or drivers licence
• pay the appropriate licence fee (fees are listed on the application form)
• pay the criminal history check fee
• pay the fingerprinting fee
• lodge the application (lodgement details are listed on the application form).
Fingerprinting
All security providers must be fingerprinted by the Queensland Police Service. After you´ve lodged your application, you will receive a letter from the Office of Fair Trading that details the process for having your fingerprints taken.
To qualify for an unrestricted cash transit security officer licence, you must successfully complete the following units of competency from the CPP07 Security Training Package.
SDS is not CRICOS Registered, therefore, overseas students who have a subclass visa 500 are not eligible to join our courses (this is a Government guideline). The Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) is an Australian Government register that lists all Australian education providers offering courses to people studying in Australia on student visas and the courses offered.
Armed Guard Training is offered by Australian Security Education & Consulting (ASEC) Australian Security Education & Consulting Pty Ltd, more commonly known as ASEC, is the ACT and surrounding districts premier security training facility.
The elective units must ensure the integrity of the AQF alignment and contribute to a valid, industry-supported vocational outcome and are to be chosen as follows:
To work in NSW as a Security Officer, new entrants will be required to complete the CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations and HLTAID011 Provide First Aid, comprising 14 Units of Competency. This is the new program which came into effect on 1 June 2023 with new requirements.
There are differences between the duties and responsibilities of a security officer working at a shopping centre and that of a maritime security guard working at a security regulated port, a security regulated offshore facility or on-board a security regulated ship.
Whether it’s just for yourself or for a whole organisation. RSTA’s program of training has everything you might need.
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