In South Africa, the private security industry is governed by specific regulations and certifications to ensure the competency, credibility, and legality of service providers. Two prominent certifications include PSIRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) registration and other specialized security certifications. While both play important roles, they cater to different aspects of the security profession. Understanding…
Starting a security company in South Africa can be a rewarding venture, given the country’s growing demand for private protection services in both residential and commercial sectors. However, entering this industry requires more than just a good idea — it demands strict compliance with legal regulations, registration with the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA),…
If you are part of South Africa’s private security industry, you’ve probably come across PSIRA (the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority). Whether you’re a security officer, business owner, or industry stakeholder, the PSIRA online portal is the central platform for managing registrations, renewals, compliance checks, certificate validation, and accessing key industry updates. Like many official…
The PSIRA online Booking system helps users in their application process. It fastens the application process by reducing long queues in the offices. Clients book appointments according to their schedule and save time with a smooth and faster experience. How To Book For Psira Online? If you want to book a PSIRA appointment but don’t…
The Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA) establishes minimum wage standards for the private security sector in South Africa. These rates are periodically updated to reflect inflation, economic shifts, and the industry’s evolving needs. Awareness of PSIRA rates is essential for security officers, employers, and clients utilizing private security services. Click on the given link…
If you hold a PSIRA Grade C and you are wondering what you should earn per month, this guide lays out the official minimums, how areas affect pay, and what you will likely take home after common deductions. You will also get a step-by-step way to check your payslip and a short FAQ section to…
If you’re considering working with a private security company in South Africa, one of the most important steps is confirming that the provider is properly registered with the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA). PSIRA regulates and monitors the entire private security industry, ensuring that companies and individuals meet required standards. By checking the official…
The largest Training group “Fidelity Security Group” works in South Africa to train individuals and businesses who are interested in Security. This Fidelity Security Training is licensed by the PSIRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) and updated rules, regulations, and standards are strictly followed. It covers several levels and grades from the Security Manager of…
PSIRA is a South African Security Agency that regulates Private Security in South Africa. The security officers are trained and monitored by the PSIRA, so they provide security services according to the security agency’s rules and regulations. On completing the training, PSIRA give Certificates to the officers to authorise them. These certificates need to be…
The Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority opened accredited training centres in South Africa, which are helpful in training security providers. This step maintains the standards of the security agency that ensures professionalism, adherence and competency. The PSIRA approved these Accredited Training Centres and guarantees that the security providers are trained and professional. PSIRA is responsible…
