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Class 1C – Cash-in-Transit Security Licence Course
Changes to Class 1 security licence subclasses
Significant changes to the Security Industry Act 1997 and the Security Industry Regulation 2016 will commence on 1 June 2023.
Key changes include: creation of a new Cash-in-Transit Guard subclass
To view additional changes to NSW security industry legislation – go to: https://www.police.nsw.gov.au/online_services/sled/sled_latest_news
New 1C (Cash-in-Transit Guard) subclass
A new 1C (Cash-in-Transit Guard) security licence subclass will commence on 1 June 2023 and authorise holders to patrol, protect or guard cash-in-transit (CIT).
If you have been carrying on CIT activities under the authority of the 1A (Unarmed Guard) subclass, you may continue to carry on the activities while holding the 1A (Security Officer) subclass until 1 December 2023. To carry on CIT activities after this date, you must:
1. complete a NSW Security Licence Course that incorporates the mandatory CIT-specific units of competency; and
2. apply for the new 1C (Cash-in-Transit Guard) subclass by 1 December 2023 and include evidence of completing the mandatory CIT-specific training.
You will not have to pay the licence application fee if you complete these steps by 1 December 2023 and will receive a new photo licence showing the 1C (Cash-in-Transit Guard) subclass.
To carry on armed CIT activities from 1 June 2023 you must hold the 1C (Cash-in-Transit Guard) and the 1F (Armed Guard) subclasses.
If you hold a current 1F (Armed Guard) subclass, your licence record will be amended on 1 June to show you have been automatically granted the 1C (Cash-in-Transit Guard) subclass. This is due to you having already completed CIT-specific training. You will retain the 1F subclass.
These subclass changes will be reflected immediately on SLED’s Public Register.
After the 1st December 2023 you will not be able to conduct unarmed cash in transit without this upgrade.
Next Course Dates
Belmont
- Cert III Sub Class 1C Cash in transit – Belmont – 13th January 2025 – 15th January 2025
- Cert III Sub Class 1C Cash in transit – Belmont – 17th March 2025 – 19th March 2025
- CCPSEC3118 Inspect and test cash-in-transit security equipment
- CCPSEC3119 Implement cash-in-transit security procedures
- CPPSEC3120 Load and unload cash-in-transit in secured and unsecured environment
Please Contact our office for more details
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Our Local Trainers and Assessors
At Precision Training Academy our Trainers and Assessors are fully qualified and licensed for all courses being delivered on our scope of registration.
All of our courses are regularly updated and revised, ensuring they comply with the latest regulatory and industry standards.
Sonya and Darren are also qualified firearm instructors and maintain their currency of security industry experience with Precision Protection Group.
Sonya Pritchard and Darren Upson are also the proprietors of Precision Protection Group, a local Newcastle based security company which is a fully qualified, licensed and experienced company.
Precision Training Academy is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) approved by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA), our RTO Code is 31555, details of our organisation can be found on training.gov.au.
Your SLED Approved Training Instructors
DARREN UPSON
Darren has been in the industry for over 34 years. He has worked in the big companies as Road Crew and Black Shirt and trainer. His love for firearms bought him to training and teaching for Hunter Firearms Academy (HFA) until the retirement of David Jones. Darren is one of the owner operators of Precision Protection Group and is very passionate about safety and compliance training.
SONYA PRITCHARD
Sonya has been in the industry since 2006. She has worked with some of the big companies as Road Crew, crowd control, and firearms training. Her experience of the security industry has aspired her to be a trainer and share her knowledge. Sonya is one of the owner operators of Precision Protection Group.
