The PSiRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) online application system provides a convenient and efficient way for individuals in South Africa to apply for various security-related licenses and accreditations.
The Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA) has launched a new app designed to offer enhanced accessibility and functionality to its users. This innovative tool is aimed at providing a seamless interface for individuals and companies within the private security sector in South Africa. Whether you’re looking to register as a new security officer, renew … Read more
In today’s digital age, accessing professional services online has become a necessity for convenience and efficiency. The Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA) of South Africa recognizes this need and has facilitated an easier way for its members and the public to engage with its services through the PSIRA South Africa app. This article will … Read more
PSIRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) in South Africa didn’t offer a complete online application process for obtaining a PSIRA certificate. However, certain aspects of the application process might be available online or through digital means: Training: Some PSIRA-approved training providers might offer online courses or elements of the training required for a PSIRA certificate. … Read more
PSIRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) did not offer an online tracking system or portal specifically to check the status of PSIRA certificates for collection. However, you can still inquire about the readiness of your PSIRA certificate through other means: Contact PSIRA directly: You can call their contact center or visit their offices in person. … Read more
To apply for a PSIRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) certificate in South Africa, you’ll need to gather specific documents and fulfill certain requirements. Here’s a general list of what’s typically needed: Identity Document (ID): A certified copy of your South African identity document or passport if you’re not a South African citizen. Training Certificate: … Read more
PSIRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) in South Africa primarily relied on phone calls, emails, and in-person visits for communication. The best ways to contact PSIRA include: PSiRA WhatsApp 0828034329 Phone: You can reach PSIRA via phone by calling their contact center or main office. Their contact number is 086 133 3850. Email: You can … Read more
Having a criminal record does not automatically disqualify you from obtaining PSIRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) registration in South Africa. However, the decision to grant PSIRA registration can depend on various factors related to the nature of the offense, its relevance to the security industry, and the discretion of PSIRA. PSIRA assesses each application … Read more
If a case against you was dismissed in South Africa, legally, you do not have a criminal record related to that specific case. A dismissal typically means the charges were dropped, the case did not proceed to trial, or you were found not guilty. However, it’s important to note that while the dismissed case itself … Read more
The timeframe for receiving a PSIRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) registration or certification can vary based on several factors, including the type of application, completeness of documentation, and processing times within PSIRA itself. As of my last update, the duration for processing varied. For a new PSIRA registration, it could take several weeks to … Read more
The psira grade A course is designed for individuals needing specific training on Control and management of sites and gathering evidence in incidents. IN ORDER FOR A STUDENT TO OBTAIN THE GRADE A QUALIFICATION, A GRADE B CERTIFICATE IS REQUIRED. If you have completed the PSIRA GRADE B course, you need to email your certificate to the training centre … Read more