What the Tasmania Licence Covers
StateGuard’s Tasmania Security Agent Licence authorises the six categories detailed below — security agents, crowd controllers, investigators, port officers, tourism security and supporting compliance — across Hobart, Launceston, Devonport, Burnie and the West Coast mining corridor, every site backed by Grade A1 Monitoring.
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Security Agents
Authorises StateGuard to deploy licensed security officers across Hobart CBD, Launceston, Devonport, Burnie and statewide Tasmania — covering commercial, healthcare, aged care, retail and government facility security, backed by Grade A1 Monitoring.
Crowd Controllers
Authorises StateGuard to deploy crowd controllers at Hobart and Launceston licensed venues, festivals (Dark Mofo, Mona Foma, Festivale), sports events and corporate functions — with RSA certifications under the Liquor Licensing Act 1990 (Tas) and backed by Grade A1 Monitoring.
Investigation Agents
Authorises StateGuard’s licensed investigators to conduct corporate investigations, loss inquiries and due diligence across Tasmania — including aquaculture and forestry sector inquiries — with evidence-grade documentation through the Assist App and Grade A1 Monitoring records.
Port & Maritime Officers
Tasmania’s port and shipping access points require specialist support. StateGuard’s officers cover TasPorts terminals, ferry handling at Devonport, Bell Bay industrial precincts and Hobart docks — backed by Grade A1 Monitoring and integrated CCTV oversight.
Tourism & Hospitality Security
Authorises StateGuard to secure Tasmanian tourism venues — MONA, distilleries, restaurants, vineyards and resort properties — with concierge-style guards trained in customer-facing presentation, alarm response and Grade A1 Monitoring dispatch.
Compliance & Insurance
All Tasmanian operations are covered by $20M public liability, full Workers Compensation under WorkSafe Tasmania, and WHS compliance under the Work Health and Safety Act 2012 (Tas). Insurance certificates and probity documentation are issued on request.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can a Tasmanian Security Agent Licence be verified?
A Tasmanian Security Agent Licence can be verified through the Consumer, Building and Occupational Services (CBOS) public register. Businesses can confirm a security provider’s licensing status before engaging security services.
Do security officers in Tasmania need individual security licences?
Yes. While a security business must hold the appropriate Tasmanian Security Agent Licence, individual security officers are also required to hold the relevant Tasmanian security licence for the duties they perform.
Can an interstate security provider operate in Tasmania?
Security licensing is regulated separately by each Australian state and territory. A provider delivering security services in Tasmania must hold the appropriate Tasmanian Security Agent Licence before operating within the state.
Why is it important to engage a licensed security provider in Tasmania?
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 Tasmania?
StateGuard holds the required Tasmanian Security Agent Licence authorisations to deliver licensed security services throughout Tasmania. Our operations are conducted in accordance with applicable Tasmanian licensing requirements and recognised industry standards.
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