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The salary of SBV guards can vary based on multiple factors, including location, experience, qualifications, and specific job roles within the company. As of the last available information, the average salary for SBV guards in South Africa ranged from approximately ZAR 6,000 to ZAR 12,000 per month. However, these figures might have changed, and actual … Read more
PSIRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) rejections can occur due to various reasons, and understanding these reasons is essential to rectify issues and reapply successfully. Here are common reasons for PSIRA rejections: Insufficient Documentation: Incomplete Application: Failure to provide all required documentation or incomplete application forms can lead to rejection. Ensure all sections are properly … Read more
In the PSIRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) grading system in South Africa, the highest grade for security personnel is Grade A. Here is a breakdown of the different PSIRA grades: Grade E: Entry-level, allows for basic security functions and duties. Grade D: A step up from Grade E, allowing for more responsibilities and duties … Read more
To check your PSIRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) grading or status in South Africa using your ID, you can follow these steps: Online Portal: PSIRA provides an online portal for security personnel to access their information, including their grading status. Visit the PSIRA website and look for the “Online Services” or “Member Login” section. … Read more
In South Africa, a criminal record does not automatically expire after a certain period. However, certain aspects of a criminal record might have limitations or conditions: Rehabilitation of Offenders: Certain Offenses: For less serious offenses, there might be provisions for rehabilitation after a specified period. After rehabilitation, these offenses may not need to be disclosed … Read more
The cost for obtaining a PSiRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) certificate can vary depending on several factors such as the type of registration, category of security service provider, and the number of security officers involved. PSiRA offers various types of certificates and registrations, each with its associated fees. As of my last update, here’s … Read more
To pay for your PSiRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) registration in South Africa, you can follow these steps: Online Payment: PSiRA provides an online portal where you can make payments for registration fees. Visit the PSiRA website and log in to your account on their online portal dedicated to registrations. Select Payment Option: Once … Read more
The duration for PSiRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) registration can vary based on several factors, including the completeness of the application, the volume of applications being processed, and PSiRA’s internal procedures. Here’s a breakdown of the typical timeline for PSiRA registration: Application Submission: Once you’ve submitted your application with all required documentation and fees … Read more
To obtain PSiRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) registration for the first time in South Africa, follow these steps: Determine Eligibility: Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria for PSiRA registration. This includes being legally allowed to work in the security industry, meeting the required age limit, and completing the necessary training. Complete Required Training: Enroll … Read more
In South Africa, the cost of obtaining a security certificate can vary based on the type of training, the institution providing the training, and the specific security certification program. Here’s a breakdown of factors that influence the cost along with a general estimate: Type of Security Training: The cost of a security certificate depends on … Read more