Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority – PsiRA

Psira stands for the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority, which is a statutory body established in South Africa to regulate the private security industry. The organization was created under the Private Security Industry Regulation Act of 2001 and has been in operation since 2002. The main objective of Psira is to promote and maintain a professional and ethical standard in the private security industry by enforcing standards and regulating the conduct of security service providers. This is done by registering and grading security businesses and security officers, investigating complaints against them, and taking enforcement action when necessary. Psira also works to ensure that all private security personnel are properly trained and qualified to perform their duties, which helps to improve public safety and security.

To achieve its mandate, Psira operates in collaboration with other government agencies such as the South African Police Service, Department of Labour, and the Department of Home Affairs. The organization also works closely with stakeholders in the private security industry such as employers, employees, and training providers to develop policies and standards that promote excellence and ethical conduct. Overall, Psira plays a vital role in maintaining law and order in South Africa by regulating and overseeing the private security industry, which is an important sector in the country’s economy.

How do you qualify for Psira?

How do you register for Psira

How can I check my Psira verification status online?

How do I know if my security certificate is registered?

How do I get my Psira certificate online?

How can I renew my PSiRA online?

How do I check my PSiRA renewal status?

How do I view my Psira profile?

How to Contact Psira