This tender seeks qualified service providers to establish minimum training standards for both existing and newly registered special courses in the private security industry. The project duration is six months, aiming to enhance the quality and compliance of training programs.
The Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority is inviting quotations for the appointment of a panel of service providers tasked with developing minimum training standards for special courses within the private security sector. This initiative is crucial for ensuring that both existing and newly registered courses meet the necessary regulatory requirements and industry best practices. The successful service provider will work closely with stakeholders to assess current training frameworks and propose enhancements that align with national security objectives.
The scope of work includes conducting a comprehensive review of existing training programs, identifying gaps in compliance, and formulating new standards that reflect the evolving needs of the private security industry. The project is expected to last for six months, during which the appointed panel will engage with various stakeholders, including training institutions, security companies, and regulatory bodies, to gather insights and feedback. The outcome will not only improve training quality but also contribute to the overall professionalism and effectiveness of the private security workforce in South Africa.
This tender is suitable for consulting firms, training organizations, and educational institutions with expertise in developing training standards and curricula, particularly within the security sector. Businesses with a background in regulatory compliance and industry-specific training are encouraged to apply.
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