Investigator courses in Tasmania

A Security Guard ensures the safety of people and property by monitoring areas, managing crowds, patrolling, and responding to incidents.

A Security Officer maintains safety by managing crowd control, conducting patrols, and monitoring areas while handling any suspicious activity.

A CCTV Operator monitors security footage for safety, identifies suspicious activity, and may alert emergency services when needed.

A Security Consultant advises organisations on improving security systems, assessing risks, designing solutions, and communicating effectively with clients.

A Security Manager oversees security teams, manages staffing and logistics, trains personnel, and provides security advice to organisations.

A Security System Installer assesses customer needs, installs and designs security systems, and ensures effective communication and service.

A Private Investigator gathers evidence, conducts surveillance, locates individuals, and interviews others, working irregular hours to meet client needs.

A Bodyguard ensures client safety at events or daily, handling risks, creating security plans, and staying calm under pressure with flexible hours.

A Crowd Controller manages behaviour at large events, ensuring safety, conducting risk assessments, and resolving issues while working in a team.

An Intelligence Officer analyses and interprets information to support national security, assessing threats and ensuring data confidentiality.

A Security Dog Handler manages and trains dogs to enhance safety by patrolling, responding to alarms, and conducting searches for security threats.

A Fire Inspector evaluates buildings for fire safety compliance, identifying hazards and ensuring prevention systems are effective.

A Screening Officer checks passengers, baggage, and cargo to detect prohibited items and ensure safety compliance in transport hubs.

An Executive Protection Officer protects high-profile clients through risk assessment, surveillance and swift threat response.