Portable Licensing
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The industy weighs in on the issue
Last August the Private Security and Investigative Services Act (PSISA) came into effect in Ontario. The new law requires security industry workers to be licensed, including some that were not licensed before.
Those using contract security services have also been watching with a careful eye to see how the changes, such as portable licensing, will impact them.
To see how the industry is coping with all the change, in mid-May Canadian Security gathered it’s editorial advisory board together along with some experts in the area of training and regulation to see how the changes are taking shape. View a excerpt from the discussion here.
To read the entire article, see the June/July issue of Canadian Security.
Last August the Private Security and Investigative Services Act (PSISA) came into effect in Ontario. The new law requires security industry workers to be licensed, including some that were not licensed before.
Those using contract security services have also been watching with a careful eye to see how the changes, such as portable licensing, will impact them.
To see how the industry is coping with all the change, in mid-May Canadian Security gathered it’s editorial advisory board together along with some experts in the area of training and regulation to see how the changes are taking shape. View a excerpt from the discussion here.
To read the entire article, see the June/July issue of Canadian Security.
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