What the NT Licence Covers
StateGuard’s NT Security Firm Licence authorises the six categories detailed below — security officers, crowd controllers, mining and oil-and-gas officers, defence industry support, port and logistics security and supporting compliance — across Darwin, Katherine, Alice Springs and Top End remote sites, every site backed by Grade A1 Monitoring.
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Security Officers
Authorises StateGuard to deploy licensed unarmed security officers across Darwin CBD, Palmerston, Katherine, Alice Springs and Top End remote sites — covering commercial, healthcare, defence-adjacent and mining facility security, backed by Grade A1 Monitoring.
Crowd Controllers
Authorises StateGuard to deploy crowd controllers at licensed venues, festivals (Darwin Festival, Bass in the Grass), sports events and corporate functions across the NT — with RSA certifications under NT liquor licensing and backed by Grade A1 Monitoring.
Mining & Oil and Gas Officers
Authorises StateGuard to support remote mining and resources operations across the NT — Tanami, McArthur River, and onshore oil and gas operations supporting the Inpex Ichthys precinct — with Emergency Services Officers, solar CCTV and Grade A1 Monitoring 24/7.
Defence Industry Support
Authorises StateGuard to provide security to defence-aligned facilities and contractors operating in or through the NT — including Robertson Barracks and Larrakeyah Defence Precinct support roles where the contract scope falls within our licence — backed by Grade A1 Monitoring.
Port & Logistics Security
Authorises StateGuard to deploy security across Darwin Port, East Arm Wharf and logistics facilities — covering vessel management interface support, container yard security and dock perimeter patrols — backed by Grade A1 Monitoring through our Melbourne NOC.
Compliance & Insurance
All NT operations are covered by $20M public liability, full Workers Compensation under NT WorkSafe, and WHS compliance under the Work Health and Safety (National Uniform Legislation) Act 2011 (NT). Insurance certificates and probity documentation are issued on request.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can a Northern Territory Security Firm Licence be verified?
A Northern Territory Security Firm Licence can be verified through Licensing NT. Businesses can confirm a security provider’s licensing status before engaging security services.
Do security providers in the Northern Territory need the appropriate business licence?
Yes. Businesses providing security services in the Northern Territory must hold the appropriate Security Firm Licence and meet the applicable licensing requirements for the services they provide.
Can an interstate security provider operate in the Northern Territory?
Security licensing is regulated separately by each Australian state and territory. A provider delivering security services in the Northern Territory must hold the appropriate Northern Territory Security Firm Licence before operating within the jurisdiction.
Why is it important to engage a licensed security provider in the Northern Territory?
Using a licensed security provider helps organisations meet regulatory, contractual and procurement requirements while ensuring security services are delivered by appropriately authorised businesses and licensed personnel.
How does StateGuard operate compliantly in the Northern Territory?
StateGuard holds the required Northern Territory Security Firm Licence authorisations to deliver licensed security services throughout the Northern Territory. Our operations are conducted in accordance with applicable Northern Territory licensing requirements and recognised industry standards.
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