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What is the MLAA? |  |
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Welcome to our website... foreword by our CEO |
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Dear Members and Friends: We now have approximately 1,000 members throughout Australia and New Zealand and in Hong Kong, China, Fiji and New Guinea. |
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Although the role of the Association is primarily to provide advice, service and products to locksmith businesses we also welcome as members individual locksmiths, manufacturers and suppliers of locksmithing products, students in locksmithing and other persons employed in relevant areas of the security industry. The most important products provided to our qualified locksmith business members are high security locking systems to which the Association owns the patent or design registration. Members must pass independently conducted competency tests before they are admitted at levels that allow them to obtain these high security systems. Community security is enhanced because keys to these systems cannot be duplicated by non members and each member is prevented by a Code of Ethics, a Code of Conduct, and contractual obligations from duplicating the keys to another member’s system. The Association is dedicated to ensuring that its members exercise the highest ethical standards and provide a professional level of service to the community. We have established a customer complaints handling process that ensures that any complaints are independently assessed and dealt with on an appropriate basis. We are proud of our premier position in the locksmithing industry and welcome you to our website.
Allan Jones |
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If you are already a member, login and read our Code of Conduct, policies and newsletters. See and download part of our membership kit containing the key control chart, keying chart, lock pinning record, lockout disclaimer, sample maintenance contract, quotation sheet, restricted key system signature authority record, survey sheet, and an outline of the detailed security survey. The New South Wales Security Industry Council's Code of Practice, Police Commissioners' Uniform Guidelines, and an outline of member's obligations under the New South Wales Security Industry Act 1997 are also available. You will also have access to advice in respect of industrial relations, occupational health and safety and "fire" doors. Use the product order form to obtain Association product, including the free of charge membership decals. Find the various discount prices on products such as petrol, that are available to members. Take advantage of the Help Board to assist you in addressing any locksmithing queries to may have. If you are a member of the MLAA and don't have your login details fill in the the form below and we will send them to you. If you are NOT a member, click here to visit our Join MLAA area. Here you will find outlines of our membership categories, entry requirements and privileges attaching to each category. An outline of the tests which you are required to pass in order to become a Business or Individual Member at the Master Locksmith level and may be required to pass to become a Business or Individual Member at the General Locksmith level is also included.If you wish to make application to join us all you need to do is complete the form and submit it to us. We will then arrange for the appropriate processes to be put in place.
Members are required to contribute to the security of the community by acting with integrity and applying the highest moral values in every aspect of their business including:
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