In WA it’s the Crowd Controller licence, overseen by WA Police Licensing Services, and yes, they take it seriously. You’ll need to be 18+, complete approved training (typically Certificate II in Security Operations plus current First Aid), and pass background checks and fingerprinting to prove you’re the right sort of intimidating. The application runs through WA Police, and once granted you must display your ID on duty and work for or with a licensed security agent at venues and events. Expect conditions about conduct, incident reporting, and keeping your training/first aid current, with renewals after a set period. Do the homework first: get your training sorted, gather ID and checks, then apply through WA Police to avoid the classic paperwork ping‑pong. For precise forms, fees, and timeframes, consult the official WA Police documentation.
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