Screening Officer courses in New South Wales

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 Investigator examines fraud, compliance, and criminal cases by gathering evidence, interviewing witnesses, and preparing reports while ensuring legal compliance.

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 CCTV Technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing closed-circuit television systems used for security and surveillance purposes. 

An Access Control Installer is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing electronic security systems that regulate and monitor access to buildings and restricted areas.

An Alarm Technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing security alarm systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. 

A Loss Prevention Officer is responsible for protecting retail stores, warehouses, or other business premises from theft, fraud, and damage. 

An Armed Guard is responsible for the secure transportation and protection of valuable items such as cash, precious metals, and confidential documents. 

A Cash-in-Transit Officer is responsible for securely transporting cash and valuables between locations such as banks, ATMs, retail stores, and cash depots. 

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