If you’re starting a career in the private security industry in South Africa, registering with the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSiRA) is essential. Creating your PSiRA profile online is the first step to manage your certifications, grades, and personal information.
Here’s how you can create your PSiRA profile step by step:
Step 1: Visit the PSiRA Official Website
Go to www.psira.co.za. This is the official website for all PSiRA-related services.
Step 2: Navigate to Online Services
On the homepage, look for the “Online Services” tab in the top menu. Click it, then select “New Registration” from the dropdown.
Step 3: Complete the Registration Form
You’ll be directed to a new registration page. Fill in your details carefully:
- Full Name
- South African ID number
- Contact information (email address and cellphone number)
- Employment and training information
Include your security training history and PSiRA grades if applicable (Grade E, D, C, etc.).
Step 4: Review and Submit
Double-check that all the information you’ve provided is correct. Once you’re sure, click on the “Submit” button.
Step 5: Activate Your PSiRA Profile
After submission, you’ll receive a confirmation email from PSiRA. This email contains a link or instructions to activate your account. Follow the steps to:
- Activate your account
- Set up your login password
Step 6: Log in to Your Profile
Once activated, return to the PSiRA website and use your credentials to log into your profile. From here, you can:
- View your security grades
- Update personal information
- Track your registration or renewal status
Need Help with Registration?
If you run into any issues, PSiRA’s customer support can assist you. You can:
- Call their helpline at 086 133 3850
- Visit the official website and use the contact form or live chat option (if available)
Final Tip:
Always use a valid email and phone number during registration to ensure you receive updates, certification notices, and renewal alerts from PSiRA.
For more PSiRA registration tips, security grade breakdowns, and salary guides, explore our other South African security articles.