Allied Security Australia
Allied Security Australia provides guarding, patrols, electronic security and event services, with its Australian head office in Altona North.
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Allied Security Australia provides guarding, patrols, electronic security and event services, with its Australian head office in Altona North.
Asset-focused physical security provider delivering construction site guarding, commercial property protection, mobile patrols, and keyholding services.
Integrated commercial security and facility protection contractor delivering static guarding, loss prevention, and industrial site monitoring across New South Wales.
Established commercial guarding and protective services company providing high-level static security, corporate concierge, and event safety management.
Corporate Security Sydney provides guards, patrols, event security and specialist protection for businesses and private clients across Sydney.
National security, retail loss prevention, and crowd management specialist delivering agile protection services to major events, retail hubs, and commercial facilities.
Matrix Security Solutions provides alarm systems, CCTV, access control and off-site monitoring for commercial, industrial and residential customers.
National Protective Services combines security officers, patrols, alarm monitoring and electronic security, with its published contact office in South Melbourne.
Precision Security Australia installs CCTV, alarms and access-control systems for Melbourne homes and businesses.
Prime Security Systems installs and services alarms, CCTV and intercoms for Adelaide homes and businesses, with a Brighton contact office.
Under NSW legislation, any business that contracts to provide security guards, patrol services, crowd controllers, or bodyguards must hold a valid NSW Master Security Licence issued by SLED. Providing or advertising security services without an active Master Licence is an offence under Section 7 of the Act.
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Important regulatory and hiring facts for business owners and facility managers in New South Wales.
Security businesses in New South Wales must hold an active corporate Master Security Licence issued by NSW Police Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate (SLED). Individual guards deployed on assignment must hold current Class 1 personal security operator licences with appropriate endorsements.
You can search the public register maintained by NSW Police Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate (SLED) using the company's legal business name or Master Licence number. SecurityProviders.com.au cross-references these public registers and indicates verified status on provider profiles.
Commercial security contractors in New South Wales should hold a minimum of $10M (ideally $20M) in Public Liability Insurance, statutory Workers' Compensation insurance for all operational guards, and professional indemnity where security consultancy or risk auditing is performed.
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