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Useful Links
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Regulatory
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The National Security Association of Australia (NSAA)
The National Security Association of Australia (NSAA) is a National Security Industry representative organization comprised of Peak State Security Industry Associations (and their members) to address and resolve security industry matters and safeguard the quality of security in Australia relative to Licensing, Standards and Training for its membership, relevant authorities and the community.
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Office of Consumer and Business Affairs (OCBA)
Business and Occupational Services is responsible for licensing various occupations and tradespersons on behalf of the Commissioner for Consumer Affairs. We take an active role within South Australia in distributing information, encouraging industry co-regulation and educating its customers on general licensing issues.
If you wish to search for a licensed tradesperson in your area or if you want to check if a particular person or company is licensed in South Australia, then you can do that on the Licensing Public Register
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Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)
The role of the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) includes ensuring that the community is well informed about communications matters and delivering effective consumer protection to consumers.
ACMA undertakes a range of community awareness programs, including collaborating with other agencies to raise consumer awareness of products and services available to them.
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Australian Security Industry Association Ltd (ASIAL)
ACMA accredited industry cabler Registrar - The Australian Security Industry Association Ltd (ASIAL) is the peak national body for the Australian Security Industry. Since its establishment in 1969, ASIAL has grown from a small network of security companies to one that today represents approximately 85% of the security industry in Australia.
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South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service
A statutory authority established to administer the provisions of the South Australian Metropolitan Fire Services Act 1936.
The South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service is committed to protecting life, property and the environment from the effects of fire and other dangers.
Achieving this requires the development of our direction, our purpose and our people. The principles on which our strategic direction is based are : customer focus, excellence in the provision and management of emergency services, innovative management and the pursuit of best practice; and value for money.
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