Everything you need to know about security clearances
September 24, 2021
- Aged Care
- Disability Services / NDIS
- General Employment Probity
- Working with Vulnerable People
- Working with Children
- working with children check;
- NDIS worker check;
- Aged care sector check;
- Vulnerable person-related employment check
- General employment probity check.
- Each organisation sets their own policies relating to clearances. For example, even if you have a recent police clearance for the purpose of volunteering at a school or club, you may need to get another police clearance stipulated by the organisation you are looking to join.
- If you think you may get a role in an area that requires a DHS, it’s best to start the process early as some organisations require your clearance to be finalised before you start!
We hope this article answers any questions you may have about obtaining security checks in South Australia and provides a useful point of reference for future use. For further information about screening and background checks, visit the sa.gov.au website or the DHS website.
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