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2012 Awards for Excellence winners announced

Security industry high achievers were recognised at an Awards dinner held at the Park Hyatt Melbourne on the 3rd May and attended by 200 industry leaders.

The award winners included:

Individual Achievement -Technical Award: Andrew Keddy, Spectrum Fire and Security

Integrated Security Solution (Projects Above $250K): SAAB Security, Southern Queensland Correctional Centre

Individual Achievement – General Award: Adam Motum, MSS Security

Integrated Security Solution (Projects Below $250K): Pacom Systems and CDS Security

Security Management: Qantas – Qantas Contracted Security Services Unit (CSSU)

In House Security Team: BlueScope Steel Security

Special Security Event or Project (3 winners):

Paramax – Access Control solution for CHOGM 2011
Spectrum Fire & Security – Maylands CHOGM Command Centre & Management
SNP Security – Security Services for the CHOGM 2011 Taskforce

NBN Rollout – breakfast briefing Wed. 16th May, Stamford Grand North Ryde

The NBN Co recently released the three year rollout plan for the National Broadband Network with work planned to commence in over 1500 communities and 3.5 million premises throughout Australia through to 30th June 2015.

At the upcoming ASIAL Breakfast briefing at the Stamford Grand – North Ryde (Wed. 16th May 2012) David Compton, Solution Architect with the NBN Co will provide an update on the NBN roll-out, where things are at now, what we can expect next and what the implications are for the security industry.

ACMA review training requirements for registered cabling providers

The Australian Communications and Media Authority has amended the regulatory requirements for cabling providers who install specialised cabling within customer premises.
The ACMA’s Cabling Provider Rules (CPRs) regulate the performance of cabling work in customer premises.

Under the CPRs, cabling providers must be registered by registrars appointed by the ACMA. Cabling providers must meet certain competencies set by the ACMA in order to be registered. The ACMA’s competencies form the basis for training programs developed by Industry Skills Councils (ISCs).

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2012 Security Industry Leadership Program

Following on from the success of the 2011 Security Industry Leadership Program, follow up programs will be held in:

Sydney (23-25 October 2012) and
Melbourne (February 2013).

For more information, email events@asial.com.au

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