Choosing a security and electronics contractor is not only about equipment. It is also about knowing who is licensed, who is accountable for the work, and whether the business maintains the professional and health and safety standards expected on your site.
Security licensing Electrical registration Building compliance Contractor safety
These records cover regulated security work, electrical registration, building compliance capability, professional memberships and contractor health and safety assessment. The relevance of each credential depends on the scope of your project.
Company licence
The Private Security Personnel Licensing Authority licenses companies carrying out regulated private security work. This company licence records AR Electronics Systems Limited within that licensing framework.
Personal licence — Avtar Singh
The personal licence identifies individual accountability for the relevant classes of private security work recorded by the licensing authority.
Electrical worker registration
This registration reference sits within New Zealand's electrical worker registration system. Ask us which registration class and practising licence apply to the prescribed electrical work in your project.
Independent Qualified Person
Auckland Council's IQP register recognises people accepted to inspect, maintain and report on specified systems within their approved scope. AR Electronics can explain how this applies to relevant building compliance work.
Industry membership
NZSA membership connects AR Electronics with security-industry information, professional development and good-practice resources. Membership complements, but does not replace, project-specific licensing requirements.
Professional membership
Membership supports knowledge sharing and continuing professional engagement across New Zealand's building compliance sector.
Health and safety membership
Site Safe membership supports access to New Zealand construction health and safety training, resources and industry learning that inform safer site practice.
Contractor health and safety prequalification
AR Electronics has undergone contractor health and safety prequalification assessment through +IMPAC PREQUAL / Tōtika. An assessment is a point-in-time review and does not replace client or site-specific due diligence.
Named security and electrical credentials make it easier to understand who carries responsibility for regulated work.
We will identify which licences, registrations and IQP activities are relevant to the work being proposed—not treat every credential as a blanket approval.
Industry memberships and contractor prequalification provide useful evidence alongside your own project, site and supplier checks.
Licences, practising status, registrations, memberships and assessments can have renewal or validity periods. If a credential is material to your procurement process, ask us for the current document and confirm that its scope matches the work you need completed.
Tell us about your site, the systems involved and any building warrant of fitness or contractor onboarding requirements. We will identify the information relevant to your project before work begins. You can also read more about our Auckland IQP services.
AR Electronics designs, installs and supports integrated security and electronics systems for Auckland organisations. Start with a practical conversation about what your project needs.