Davca Security

23/09/2026

So you have a Class 1 Security Licence, do you know what duties you can perform under each Licence Subclass

Class 1 Licence Subclasses
There are six Class 1 licence subclasses, and you can hold more than one subclass at a time.

Class 1A Security Officer – patrol, protect or guard any property while unarmed whether static or mobile and to act as a crowd controller or in a similar capacity

Class 1B Bodyguard – work as a bodyguard or in a similar capacity

Class 1C Cash-in-Transit Guard – patrol, protect or guard cash-in-transit

Class 1D Guard Dog Handler– patrol, protect or guard any property with a dog

Class 1E Monitoring Centre Operator – monitor security alarm activations for the purpose of property protection

Class 1F Armed Guard – protect, patrol or guard approved classes of property while armed (you must have a licence or a permit to possess a fi***rm, see Fi****ms Act 1996. Contact the NSW Fi****ms Registry for all fi***rms-related enquiries: 1300 362 562.)

Note: to carry on armed cash-in-transit activities you must hold both the Class 1C Cash-in-Transit Guard and 1F Armed Guard licence subclasses.

If you have any questions, contact

Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate - SLED

Phone: 1300 362 001 9am to 4pm Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays)

The Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate (SLED) can be contacted:by phone: 1300 362 001 9am to 4pm Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays)by post at:Security Licensing & Enforcement DirectorateLocked bag 5099Parramatta NSW 2124by e-mail: [email protected] our pageIf ...

16/09/2026

Just been informed that Asset College are running a Certificate II in Security Operations course in Orange.

Course - Certificate II in Security Operations

Mon 19 - Fri 23 & Mon 26 - Fri 30 Oct 2026
Location TBC (In Orange)

If you, or someone you know may be interested, contact Asset College directly on 1300 731 602

NSW Class 1A Security Officer and Crowd Controller - Class 1A Security Officer and Crowd Controller. Call 1300 731 602.

12/09/2026

08/09/2026

“Flat rate” does NOT mean “penalty rates don’t apply”.

A flat rate, salary or annualised wage can’t be less than what you would’ve been paid for working the same hours under your award or enterprise agreement. This includes minimum pay rates, penalties, overtime and allowances.

You can use our free Pay Calculator to check the minimum pay rates, penalties and allowances that apply under your award, and compare them with what you’re being paid: https://calculate.fairwork.gov.au/findyouraward

07/09/2026

There’s also one for Services NSW, looks real until they try to sign in on the clubs sign-in terminals and it won’t do it …… then staff get them to sign in manually

01/09/2026

26/08/2026

We get asked A LOT about why SLED doesn’t investigate things like cash-in-hand, underpayments, tax evasion, guard conditions and more. So, Director Cameron Smith is here to explain exactly why SLED legally can’t investigate every offence in the industry. Read more here: www.police.nsw.gov.au/online_services/security_licensing_and_enforcement_directorate/sled_latest_news

06/08/2026

Did you want to do your Security Licence or know someone that wants to do it, but didn’t want to travel to Sydney.

Precision Training Academy is holding a Cert II in Security Operations in Bathurst, 24th - 31st of August 2026

See attached for Precision Training Academy contact details to speak to them about enrolling.

30/06/2026

Why do probity checks take four to six weeks to complete? They’re conducted by agencies in other Australian states and SLED does not have any control over the timeframes involved in conducting these checks. We have to wait for the results of the probity checks before we can finalise your application.