Consumer Information - Australian Security Industry Association Ltd (ASIAL)

Consumer Information

Chubb Fire & Security recall their 1kg fire extinguishers

Chubb Fire & Security Pty Ltd have initiated a recall on Chubb, Quell, Fire Smart, Motorcraft and Flameguard 1kg fire extinguishers as some of the products may be under or over filled with powder. The affected extinguishers were on sale nationally from 16 February 2010 - 1 July 2010.

Consumers are urged to check their fire extinguishers to see if it is affected by the recall. If your extinguisher is affected immediately return it back to the place of purchase for a replacement. Chubb have also set up a toll free number for consumers to call for more information on 1300 369 636 Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm AEST. Read more

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Check out who's protecting you

With home owners and businesses increasingly turning to the private security industry to provide protection for their families and assets ASIAL is urging consumers to do their homework before choosing a security provider.

When it comes to protecting your family, business or property, you cannot afford to take any chances. Always use an appropriately licensed security provider and make sure that they are a member of ASIAL. Our Members are bound by a code of conduct and are committed to providing the highest standards.

Things you can do at home to prevent crime

Holding a party? Some security considerations

How to protect your home before you go away on holiday

Make sure your home and family are prepared for an emergency

Guide to securing your business

Security in the workplace

Crime statistics - find out where the crime hot spots are

Security when travelling

Future-proofing through Smart Wiring

It is also critical that you do your homework before selecting a security provider. When it comes to protecting your family, business or property, you cannot afford to take any chances. It is important that you always use an appropriately licensed security provider – and make sure they are a member of ASIAL. Our members are bound by a professional code of conduct and are committed to providing the highest standards.

What to look for when choosing a security provider

ASIAL also operates a grading scheme for alarm monitoring centres. This is a well-respected system of independent inspections that check compliance with Australian Standard 2201.2:2004 (Intruder Alarm Systems - Monitoring Centres).

Who is monitoring your alarms?

Find out more about ASIAL Certified Monitoring Centres

Shoplifting on the increase in NSW

As shoplifting in New South Wales soars by 5.8 per cent*, a new study suggests that employees are stealing less while shoplifting or theft by consumers and gangs is on the rise. Read more....