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The Security Industry Authority (SIA) is the organisation responsible for regulating the private security industry.
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The compulsory licensing of individuals undertaking certain designated activities
To manage the voluntary Approved Contractor Scheme
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Latest Updates
SIA Update, January 2010 - 08/02/2010The SIA - A Baseline Review - 08/02/2010Small Business Network Meeting Notes - 08/02/2010
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Close Protection Network - Second Meeting - The second Close Protection network meeting will be held on Monday 22 March at a central London location.
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SIA Calls For Views From The Private Investigations Industry - The SIA has set up an online questionnaire for those working in the private investigations industry to share their views.
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Vehicle Immobiliser Network - Fifth Meeting - The fifth Vehicle Immobiliser Network meeting will be held in Enfield on Tuesday 16 March 2010.
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Publications
Sitemap
FAQ
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Contact Us
Home
About Us
Licensing
Training
Approved Contractor Scheme
Enforcement and Penalties
Buying Security
N. Ireland
The Security Industry Authority (SIA) is the organisation responsible for regulating the private security industry.
We have two main duties:
The compulsory licensing of individuals undertaking certain designated activities
To manage the voluntary Approved Contractor Scheme
More about the SIA
Jump to a sector
Search our registers:
Licence holders
Approved contractors
Online tools for companies
Register as a company user to manage the submission of licence applications on behalf of your employees. You can also create a list of licence numbers for our system to check.
Read more about bulk applications
More about the company licence checker
Already registered? Login here
Progress checker
Our application status checker allows you to confirm whether we have received your application and to check on its progress.
Read more about the licensing process
Check on your licence application
Related Links
Training
Useful Links
Quick Links
Licensing
Right to Work Checks
Take our Step by Step Guide to applying for a licence
We will tell you everything you need to think about when applying for a SIA licence.
Begin the guide
Report unlicensed operatives
Latest Updates
SIA Update, January 2010 - 08/02/2010The SIA - A Baseline Review - 08/02/2010Small Business Network Meeting Notes - 08/02/2010
Read all updates
Latest News
Close Protection Network - Second Meeting - The second Close Protection network meeting will be held on Monday 22 March at a central London location.
Read more
SIA Calls For Views From The Private Investigations Industry - The SIA has set up an online questionnaire for those working in the private investigations industry to share their views.
Read more
Vehicle Immobiliser Network - Fifth Meeting - The fifth Vehicle Immobiliser Network meeting will be held in Enfield on Tuesday 16 March 2010.
Read more
Terms and ConditionsPrivacy PolicyCopyright go to sia web
for more info go to Home
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