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Security Construction and Equipment Committee

The Security Construction and Equipment Committee (SCEC) is a standing inter-departmental committee responsible for the evaluation of security equipment for use by Australian Government departments and agencies. SCEC is also responsible for the SCEC Security Zone Consultant scheme, SCEC Approved Locksmith scheme, and SCEC endorsed Courier scheme.

The equipment evaluation program and consultant, locksmith and courier schemes are managed by ASIO's T4 Protective Security.

 

SEEPL 2023 Cover

Obtaining the SEEPL

The Security Equipment Evaluated Product List (SEEPL) lists all the security products approved by SCEC.

2023 digital version Now Available!

 

SCEC Briefings

SCEC Briefings

SCEC briefings for Consultants and Locksmiths are conducted for suitable applicants. Briefing dates and applications can be found here.

Getting a Product in the SEEPL

Details on getting a product in the SEEPL can be found here. Including current priority product categories, SCEC Product Evaluation Policy and how to submit a product for evaluation.

News

SCEC Product Evaluation Program has reopened

Getting a Product in the SEEPL applications now accepted

 

SEEPL 2023 is now online

SEEPL 2023 is available to download for SCEC members

 

PSC 174 changes to conditions of approvals for electronic key cabinets now on SCEC Website

PSC 174 changes to conditions of approvals for electronic key cabinets is available to download for everyone!

 

SCEC Security Zone Consultant Bulletin Q1 2020

First bulletin for 2020 offers information on staying safe while working from home. Now available in documents tab for SCEC members.

 

SEG-033 Security equipment for the transport and storage of sensitive material now on SCEC Website

SEG-033 Security equipment for the transport and storage of sensitive material is available to download for SCEC members

 

Class C Keying System Policy now on SCEC Website

The updated Class C Keying System Policy is available to download for SCEC members

 

Renewing SCEC Security Zone Consultants 

The updated SCEC Security Zone Consultant policy has been released and is effective from 1 January 2018.

Please refer to the SCEC Consultants Briefing page for more detail.