What the Victoria Registration Covers
StateGuard’s Victoria Registration authorises the six private security activities detailed below — guarding, crowd controlling, bodyguarding, investigation, equipment installation and security advisory work — across Melbourne CBD, Geelong, the Latrobe Valley and regional Victoria, monitored on-state by our Grade A1 NOC.
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Security Guards
Authorises StateGuard to deploy licensed security guards across Melbourne CBD, the Inner, Eastern, Western and Northern suburbs, Geelong, Ballarat, Bendigo and regional Victoria — including the Latrobe Valley industrial corridor and Port of Melbourne logistics precincts, monitored on-state by our Grade A1 NOC.
Crowd Controllers
Authorises StateGuard to deploy crowd controllers at licensed venues, sports events, festivals and corporate functions across Victoria — with RSA and RCG certifications under the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998 (Vic) and Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (Vic) where required.
Bodyguards
Authorises StateGuard to provide close personal protection across Melbourne and Victoria — for executives, dignitaries and high-profile clients in transit through Tullamarine, Avalon and CBD precincts — supported by mobile patrol response and monitoring from our Melbourne NOC.
Investigators
Authorises StateGuard’s licensed investigators to conduct corporate investigations, loss inquiries, due diligence and incident follow-up across Victoria — with evidence-grade documentation delivered through the Assist App for legal, insurance and probity purposes.
Security Equipment Installers
Authorises StateGuard’s technicians to install, integrate and maintain alarm panels, CCTV networks, access control and electronic security infrastructure across Victoria — including direct integrations into our on-state Grade A1 National Operations Centre.
Security Advisers
Authorises StateGuard’s licensed advisers to perform security risk assessments, prepare CIRMP-aligned protection plans under the SOCI Act 2018 (Cth), and consult to Victorian clients in critical infrastructure, healthcare, government and commercial real estate.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can a Private Security Business Licence be verified in Victoria?
A Victorian Private Security Business Licence can be verified through the Victoria Police Licensing and Regulation Division (LRD). Businesses can confirm a provider’s licensing status before engaging security services.
Do security officers in Victoria need individual security licences?
Yes. While a Private Security Business Licence authorises a company to provide security services, individual security officers must also hold the appropriate Victorian Private Security Licence for the duties they perform, such as guarding or crowd control.
Why is it important to use a licensed security provider in Victoria?
Using a licensed security provider helps organisations meet regulatory, contractual and procurement requirements while ensuring security services are delivered by appropriately licensed personnel. Businesses should verify the licensing status of both the provider and its security officers.
Are interstate security licences recognised in Victoria?
No. Security licensing is regulated separately by each Australian state and territory. A provider delivering security services in Victoria must hold the appropriate Victorian business licence and ensure its personnel meet the state’s licensing requirements.
How does StateGuard operate compliantly in Victoria?
StateGuard holds a current Victorian Private Security Business Licence and maintains the required authorisations to deliver licensed security services throughout Victoria. Our personnel are deployed in accordance with applicable Victorian licensing requirements.
In the spirit of reconciliation, StateGuard Protective Services acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. As we work to protect the present and future of our communities, we pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today.
