Female Security Guards

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Have you ever wondered if a career in security is right for you?

It’s no secret that women are making their way into and stamping their mark on the security industry.

In what was traditionally considered a male-dominated profession, to some, this might sound strange, unsafe even.

Why would a woman want a dangerous, first responder job, working alongside a bunch of surly colleagues?

COVID19 Update | 28 July 2021

As announced by Premier Steven Marshall, the seven-day lockdown has now ended. As a precaution, the Tactical office will be closed to in person enquiries. During this time we will be contactable by phone, be monitoring emails and providing updates via our Facebook page. Training will resume as planned and all current students have been contacted about their training schedules. As we are currently in Level 3 Restrictions the wearing of masks in the classroom for both students and trainers (when not delivering the training) is required. Please remember, if you have been directed to self-quarantine you must still complete the full 14 day quarantine unless instructed otherwise by an authorised officer.

7 Things to Do If You Ever Need to Provide First Aid

The following is an account from a student of Tactical Training:

Have You Ever Had to Give Someone CPR?

Helping our security students find work.

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It's no secret.

The #1 priority for our students is gaining employment after training.

And the most important thing for us is preparing our students for employment.

Keeping safe during COVID-19

A major source of upcoming work in the Security Industry will involve Hotel Quarantine jobs. Following the outbreaks seen in Melbourne, it is of great importance for all guards to gain as much information as possible regarding COVID-19 to protect themselves, their families, co-workers, those they are tasked to ensure the safety of, as well as the greater South Australian community.

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