Yes, exemptions from PSiRA verification may apply to certain roles within the private security industry in South Africa. These exemptions are often based on specific criteria and circumstances. As of my last update, here are some instances where exemptions from PSiRA verification might occur: Law Enforcement Officers: Police Officers: Sworn police officers performing official duties … Read more
In South Africa, the Private Security Industry Regulation Act (PSIRA) regulates the private security industry and mandates that any person employed as a security officer must be registered with PSIRA. Therefore, it is illegal for a security guard to work without a valid PSIRA certificate. Employing an unregistered security guard or working as a security … Read more
Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority Proper Conduct And Appeal Code of conduct 28.1. The Minister must, after consultation with the Council, prescribe a code of conduct for security service providers which contains sufficient procedures and rules of evidence for its enforcement. 28.2. The code of conduct is legally binding on all security service providers, irrespective … Read more