SIA security professionals.
Choose the role. Check the licence.
Hire a professional for the actual security duty, or find the right route into the industry. Guard Me Now brings customer enquiries, specialist registration and official training information together.
A licence is linked to activities.
Tell us what the assignment requires rather than requesting a badge in the abstract. Guarding, door supervision and close protection are different activities. The organiser records a current official-register check and reviews whether the individual is suitable for the particular brief.
Already a close protection or K9 professional?
Our specialist registration focuses on close protection operatives and dog handlers. Submit your location, experience, current licence details and private supporting files. Registration is reviewed; uploading a badge does not automatically verify or approve an applicant.
Looking for an SIA training course?
Use our training information page to understand licence-linked routes and reach the official provider search. Guard Me Now is not currently advertising its own accredited training courses. Training providers are approved by awarding organisations; the SIA does not directly approve or vet providers.
What does SIA stand for in a security enquiry?
SIA means Security Industry Authority, the UK regulator responsible for licensing private security activities within its remit. A suitable individual licence is separate from a company accreditation.
Will completing training automatically put me on a Guard Me Now assignment?
No. Qualifications, licensing, specialist experience, suitability checks and an individually agreed assignment are separate stages. There is no promise of work from reading the training information.