Technical Security Trainer & Assessor | Security Technician

Job Description

Technical Security Trainer & Assessor | Security Technician Asset College | Parramatta \n

Take your technical security experience off the tools and into the classroom.

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Asset College is looking for an experienced Technical Security Trainer & Assessor to join our team.

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If you have strong practical experience with CCTV, alarms, access control, electronic security systems and cabling, combined with training and assessment experience, this is an opportunity to use your industry knowledge to develop the next generation of technical security professionals.

Why join Asset College? \n

Asset College is an award-winning Registered Training Organisation that has specialised in training for the Australian security industry for more than 20 years.

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Technical security is an important and growing part of our training capability, and you’ll be joining an organisation that understands the industry you’re working in.

You’ll have the opportunity to: \n

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• Spend less time on the road and more time developing people
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• Deliver practical, hands-on technical security training
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• Work with technical security equipment and systems
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• Share the knowledge you’ve built throughout your career
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• Help shape and improve our technical security programs
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• Maintain strong connections with industry
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• Undertake ongoing professional development
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• Contribute to new courses, resources and training technologies
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What you’ll be training \n

You’ll deliver practical training and assessment across programs including:

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• CPP20326 Certificate II in Technical Security
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• CPP30519 Certificate III in Technical Security
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• ICTSS00084 Basic Open Cabler Registration Skill Set
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• ICTSS00086 ACMA Advanced Cabler Registration Skill Set
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Depending on your experience and vocational competencies, training may cover:

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• CCTV and video surveillance systems
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• Electronic intruder alarm systems
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• Access control systems
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• Intercom and related security systems
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• Installation, testing and commissioning
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• Diagnostics and fault finding
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• Data and telecommunications cabling
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• Structured cabling
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• Optical fibre and coaxial cabling
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• Technical documentation and compliance
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This isn’t a role where you’ll simply work through PowerPoint presentations.

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We want our students learning from people who understand the equipment, the installation environment, the problems technicians encounter in the field and what good workmanship actually looks like.

What you’ll need \n

We’re looking for substantial current or recent experience as a security technician or in a closely related technical security role.

Essential requirements include: \n

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• Current New South Wales Security Equipment Installer licence
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• TAE40122 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, or another trainer and assessor credential that meets current RTO requirements
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• Open Cabling Registration
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• General Construction Induction Card (White Card)
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• Current Working Safely at Heights competency
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• Current Confined Spaces competency
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• Relevant technical security qualifications and vocational competencies
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• Strong practical experience installing, testing, commissioning and fault‑finding electronic security systems
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• Relevant Structured, Optical Fibre and Coaxial cabling competencies are also required where delivering or assessing those activities
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The person we’re looking for \n

We’re looking for someone who combines genuine technical security experience with the ability to engage, train and assess students effectively.

You’ll probably enjoy this role if you: \n

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• Take pride in high standards of technical workmanship
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• Have strong practical knowledge of security equipment and systems
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• Enjoy explaining why something works, not just how to install it
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• Are confident demonstrating practical skills and supervising hands‑on activities
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• Can identify and troubleshoot problems in real‑world installations
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• Keep up to date with changes in security technology and industry practices
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• Can work effectively with students with different levels of experience
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• Understand the responsibilities that come with nationally recognised training and assessment
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• Are organised and comfortable completing training and assessment documentation
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• Want to pass your industry experience on to the next generation of security technicians
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About Asset College \n

Asset College is an award‑winning Registered Training Organisation specialising in the Australian security industry.

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Our training spans technical security, security operations, security risk management, investigations, government security, cyber security and other specialist security disciplines.

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We work closely with employers and industry to ensure our training reflects current workplace practices and the skills employers need.

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For more than 20 years, we’ve built our reputation around practical, industry‑connected training and maintaining strong relationships across the Australian security industry.

Ready for something different? \n

If you’re an experienced security technician and qualified trainer and assessor who wants to use your knowledge to develop others, we’d like to hear from you.

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Join Asset College and help develop the next generation of Australia’s technical security workforce.

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