NSSA Breakfast & Industry Forum Perth - Thursday 10th May 2018 Novotel Perth Langley 221 Adelaide Terrace Perth WA 6000
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NSSA Breakfast & Industry Forum
Perth
Thursday 10th May 2018
Novotel Perth Langley
221 Adelaide Terrace
Perth WA 6000
Development Fund contributors:
NSSA Development Fund A special thanks to: Development Fund contributors:
Agenda
Welcome to the NSSA Breakfast & Industry Forum - Sydney
• Board of Directors
– Current Focus
• Secretariat
• Members
– Member survey
• Technical
– Committee update
• Marketing
• Training
• Forums
• Fenestration Australia 2018
Board of Directors
Board Members
Western Australia Queensland
• Nigel Waine • Michael Henry – Chairman
• Larry Geltch – Treasurer
• Ben Morris – Forums Committee
New South Wales
• Brad Wickett – Members Committee
• Barry Lunn – Marketing
• Claudene Damianakis – Secretariat
• Shane Hawkins – Training
Victoria • Tracey Gramlick – Public Officer
• Jack Ryan – Vice Chairman
Board of Directors
Board of Directors
Current Focus
• Develop Member Centric strategy
• Survey
• Forum’s
• Membership growth
• NSSA Development Fund
• Build the NSSA community
• State chapters
• Advocacy
• Governments
• Institutions
• Industry Associations
• Development of new NSSA committees
• Technical Committee
• Marketing Committee
• Member Committee
• Events and Conference Committee
• Training Committee
Board of Directors
Board of Directors
Core Functions
Secretariat Marketing
Finance Forums
Members Training
Technical Conference
Board of Directors
Secretariat
Overview
Recent achievements
• AGM – November 2017
• Quarterly Board meetings
• NSSA restructured to National Security Screen
Association Ltd
• New Constitution
• Quarterly Technical Committee
• Accreditation scheme
• Accreditation labels created and available
• Compliance certificates created and available
• Member Audits
• Advocacy has begun
• Installation of Office 365
• File management
Secretariat
Finance
Overview
Revenue 2018-2019 $
Members Fees $80,000
Development Fund $50,000
Training $5,000
Conference $5,000
Fenestration Magazine $5,000
Other $5,000
$150,000
Balance Sheet $
Cash $55,000
Finance
Members
Current Members
NT QLD
3 69
NSW
33
WA
13
ACT
2
SA
5
TAS VIC
0 15
Members * + 1 International Member
Members
Members by Location
Member Count
TOTAL
Thailand
Northern Territory
Western Australia
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Australian Capital Territory
New South Wales
Queensland
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160
MembersMembers
Members by Brand/System
Members by Brand
TOTAL
Supplier
Independent
Ullrich
Prowler Proof
Darley Aluminium
Crimsafe
Commandex
ClearShield
Amplimesh
Alspec
Alchin Long Group
Abra Aluminium
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160
MembersMembers
Current Focus
• Membership Drive
• Sign up and get involved – TARGET 200
• Engagement
• Technical Committee
• Members Committee
• Fenestration Australia 2018 Committee
• Excellence
• Industry awards
• Community
• Forums
• Member profile in the Fenestration Magazine
• E-news
• Fenestration Australia 2018 - conference
MembersMember Survey Results
2017 Survey
• What other services or products should NSSA • What are the NSSA doing?
offer to improve the value you receive? • Magazine, press releases, creating consumer
• Communication literature, E-news, forums, training
• Industry and public development, advocacy
• Higher standards • Working with Standards Australia to make
standards active again
• Training seminars
• Developing training and delivering in 2018
• NSSA to educate consumer on what NSSA
means – compliant, certified • Licencing is a longer term objective but work
has already begun
• Licencing
• Installation audits part of accreditation plan
• Installation audits
• Key messages being developed
• Technical Key Messages
• Manuals will take time but will be a focus of
• Manufacturing and installation manuals technical committee
MembersMember Survey Results
2017 Survey
Main Challenges
• Ensuring others comply to standards
• Nationally consistent licencing
• Competing with low cost
competitors
• Creating level playing field
• Complying with standards
• Developing staffs skills
• Attracting people to work in
industry
Strategic plan addresses all of these
areas
MembersMember Survey Results
2017 Survey
• Why Not? • What is NSSA doing?
• No Feedback/Information • We are a Member centric Association
• Early development phase and the real benefit • E-news, Magazine, Industry Alerts, Key
of membership will come in time Messages, Website, Emails.
• No understanding yet what the NSSA means • Building as membership grows, committees
for certified security Door and Screen in place to drive development
fabricators • Understanding builds with compliance,
• Still much to do selection guides, labels, training and
• Public need to know what NSSA is members need to drive understanding
• Too expensive • We are at the beginning
• Meetings too far away • Members need to drive message to public,
NSSA supply the tools to help
• You get out of an association what you put in,
make an effort to attend events
• Delivering Value to the Members
MembersMember Survey Results
2017 Survey
• Comments from members
– The NSSA is in an early development phase and the real benefit of membership will come with the
implementation of licensing, recognised training programs, improvement of industry standards, inclusion of
Security Screens in the NCC, etc...
– There is no understanding in the marketplace yet for what the NSSA means for certified security Door and
Screen fabricators...
– Not sure what value I get for it. I like the idea of rules and regulations to install by but you are a bit like a
toothless tiger.
– I am not sure what I get from being a member and the effect on the industry as a whole, I think some sort
of public awareness campaign may work as the public need to know that there is a NSSA.
– The NSSA is an excellent vehicle to do the above, but are these items being implemented & actioned?
– I would really like to see the NSSA do more in the way of educating the consumer about what the NSSA
means for them in the way of who they're purchasing from.
– I think the NSSA needs to concentrate on getting real traction on the items listed above before branching
out into other areas. Lobbying for national licencing of security fabricators and installers should be a very
high priority.
MembersTechnical
Committee
Western Australia Queensland
• Jamie Koutsoukos – Clearshield • Michael Henry – Prowler Proof
Chairman
• Phil Esteban – Lincoln Sentry
• Blair Collins – Guardian Screen &
Shutters
• Ramesh Ramachandran - Crimsafe
New South Wales
• Russell Harris – NSSA
Victoria • Andrew Turner – Wynstan
• Jack Ryan – Capral • Claudene Damianakis – NSSA
• Rey Cruz – Alspec
• Craig Brennan – Azuma Design
TechnicalTechnical Current Focus The NSSA technical committee’s role is to focus on; • Compliance • Review of standards and legislation • Creating a pathway for change within the industry • Testing methodology • Development of ICPs • Development of training Technical
Technical Projects The committee agreed to the following priorities; HIGH PRIORITY: 1. Standards Regulations review 2. Fall Prevention key message – inclusion of boxed note 3. Debris ICP – circulate and review 4. Compliance key message review 5. Compliance feature article in Fenestration Winter edition MEDIUM PRIORITY: 6. Installation key message - fundamentals 7. Debris impact ICP WG/MH 8. Bushfire key message 9. Window Sites Catalogue Installation 10. SA Project AS5039 11. Fire Attenuation research Technical
Marketing Projects Marketing
Marketing Projects Marketing
Training
Projects
• Australian Fenestration Training Institute
– Standards and regulations
– Installation
• Certificate III
– MSF30913 Certificate III in Blinds,
Awnings, Security Screens and Grilles
TrainingTraining
AFTI - Standards and Regulations
NSSA Standards and Regulations:
Brisbane
Tues 17th April 2018
Registered: 32
NSSA Standards and Regulations:
Perth
Tues 10th May 2018 NSSA Standards and Regulations:
Registered: 12 Sydney
Thurs 12th April 2018
Registered: 15
NSSA Standards and Regulations:
Adelaide NSSA Standards and Regulations:
Tues 2nd May 2018 Melbourne
Registered: 6 Tues 1st May 2018
Registered: 28
TrainingForums
Forums
Projects
• Forums are a key way for the NSSA to share and promote ideas within our industry
• A place to identify and share issues
• A place to discuss and solve challenges to our industry
• Forums are a great place to network
• To build our community
• Future forums
• What do we want?
• What do we need?
• How often?
• What do you want to know?
The more you get involved, the greater the NSSA will serve you and our industry
ForumsGuest Speaker Kim Mahony from WA Police Licensing Licensing Services (Security) regulates and manages the security industry and is responsible for: • issuing security licences and registrations • renewal of security licences and registrations • monitoring of security licences and registration holders Licensing Services (Security) aim to provide the community of Western Australia with confidence in a professional security industry where competency (training), integrity and accountability are provided and maintained at a high standard. Licensing Services Security Mason Bird Building 303 Sevenoaks Street Cannington WA 6107 licensingservicessecurity@police.wa.gov.au Forums
Guest Speaker
Kim Mahony from WA Police Licensing
Security Installer's Licence
Applicants for a Security Installer’s licence must first complete an appropriate training course or pre-licence
test prior to submitting their application:
• Class 1: Install, maintain or repair safes, vaults and locks of a kind prescribed in Regulation 6. Must have
completed an approved training course in Locksmithing. Apprentices must provide proof of
apprenticeship.
• Class 2: Install, maintain or repair security alarms, CCTV for security purposes, equipment and devices
prescribed in Regulation 8. Must have completed an approved training course in Technical Security.
• Class 3: Install, maintain or repair security doors as prescribed in Regulation 7.
A pre-licence test based on AS5040 must be completed with a minimum of 80% to pass the test.
Applicants within 50km of the Perth GPO complete the test at the licensing office in Cannington.
Applicants outside this area complete the test at their local police station.
• Class 4: Install locks of a kind prescribed in Regulation 6. No pre-licence test or training course is
required.
https://www.police.wa.gov.au/About-Us/Our-agency/Police-Licensing-Services/Security
ForumsFenestration Australia 2018 19 -21 September, 2018 - Port Douglas, QLD Conference
Fenestration Australia 2018 19 -21 September, 2018 - Port Douglas, QLD Conference
Fenestration Australia 2018
19 -21 September, 2018 - Port Douglas, QLD
• Networking
• Speakers
– NSSA Keynote
• Break-outs
• Exhibitors
• Design Awards
ConferenceFenestration Australia 2018
19 -21 September, 2018 - Port Douglas, QLD
The NSSA Design Awards aim to:
Increase the level of interest in security screens and security products.
• Raise the awareness, profile and interest in National Security Screen
Association members and differentiate them from others in the
industry.
• Execute a consistent professional showcase for security products,
celebrating and recognising excellence.
There are two categories in the Best Installation Award:
• Residential
• Commercial
ConferenceThank You
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Members Marketing
members@nssa.org.au marketing@nssa.org.au
Technical Conference
technical@nssa.org.au conference@nssa.org.au
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