Security guarding with firearm training and qualifications

There are no prerequisite training requirements

After a licence is issued, these units must be completed before re-applying for a licence

Applicants for an agent licence must complete these additional training units

• You must hold a full (not provisional) security general guarding licence
• You must have a H6 category firearms licence issued by the Firearms Services, Tasmania Police

• BSBFLM303C - Contribute to effective workplace relationships
• BSBWOR301A - Organise personal work priorities and developments
• CPPSEC3001A - Maintain workplace safety in the security industry
• CPPSEC3002A - Manage conflict through negotiation
• CPPSEC3003A - Determine response to security risk situation
• CPPSEC3005A - Prepare and present security documentation and reports
• CPPSEC3006A - Coordinate a quality security service to clients
• CPPSEC3007A - Maintain security of environment
• CPPSEC3008A - Control security risk situations using firearms
• CPPSEC3009A - Prepare and present evidence in court
• CPPSEC3013A - Control persons using empty hand techniques
• CPPSEC3014A - Control person using baton
• CPPSEC3015A - Restrain person using handcuffs
• CPPSEC3017A - Plan and conduct evacuation from premises
• HLTFA311A - Apply first aid
• CPPSEC2027A - Load and unload cash in a secured environment
• CPPSEC3050A - Load and unload cash-in-transit in an unsecured environment
• CPPSEC3051A - Implement cash-in-transit security procedures
• CPPSEC3052A - Inspect and test cash-in-transit security equipment

• CPPSEC3048A - Maintain effective relationship with security clients
• CPPSEC4001A - Manage a safe workplace in the security industry
• CPPSEC4002A - Implement effective communication techniques
• CPPSEC4003A - Advise on security needs
• CPPSEC4006A - Assess risks
• CPPSEC4007A - Assess threat
• BSBSMB404A - Undertake small business planning