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Supporting Our Members
Technical and Licensing Support
Expert advice, help and guidance on technical security matters. Redundant Centre Certification
ASIAL’s program provides certification that a Monitoring Centre’s critical business functions will either continue to operate despite serious incidents or disasters that might otherwise have interrupted them, or will be recovered to an operational state within a reasonably short period at a redundant centre located elsewhere.
Monitoring Centre Certification
ASIAL’s certification programs include the highly respected Monitoring Grading Scheme program for alarm monitoring centres which has operated for more than 25 years. ASIAL’s program has 36 participating monitoring centres. Regulatory and Compliance Support
Licensing and regulatory compliance advice and support from highly experienced industry specialist.
ASIAL provides Certification for Class 5 Capability of Control Equipment with respect to AS/NZS 2201.1:2007. E-Learning Platform
ASIAL’s eLearning catalogue of over 100 courses provides professional development for members.
Timely News and Information
Industry news, articles and research through ASIAL’s Security Insider magazine, First Alert e-newsletter, member bulletins, member only website content, social media channels and podcasts. Free Jobs Board
ASIAL Security Jobs Board is a complimentary service that allows members to post job vacancies at no charge. There is a fee for non-members.
Safe Workplace Management System
ASIAL’s SWMS program is a cost-effective WHS system tailored to the Security Industry that has been designed to meet the requirements of Australian Standard 4801 and Safety Standard ISO45001. Workplace Relations
Expert over the phone advice on Industrial Relations including, hiring and dismissal of employees, rates of pay, Enterprise Bargaining Agreements, annually updated Award Rates of Pay Schedules and more. ASIAL Code of Practice Protective Security Services Subcontracting was released in the 2020-2021 financial year.
Research
Security Industry research conducted over the last year includes the ASIAL Australian Security Confidence Index 2021 and the Horizon 2025 research project. Complaints
13 complaints against members were received in 2020-2021, down from 21 from the previous year.
