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Looking for a training? SCESTA offers a bi-monthly instructor led NTS Level I Course. Click here for more information.

Upcoming 2021 Courses:
CAT/NTS Level 1

April 12,13,14 Rock Hill
June 14,15,16 Columbia
August 9,10,11 Charleston
October 4,5,6 Rock Hill
December 6,7,8 Columbia

Do you need a South Carolina burglar/fire alarm license? Click here for more information.

ESA offers online training! Take advantage of the opportunity to conveniently learn online without the hassle of travel and incurring high costs. Visit the National Training School for available courses. SCESTA members are entitled to a $100 discount for online training. If you are a current member contact the SCESTA office for the code 803-252-0580.

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South Carolina Electronic Security Association

Electronic Security Industry Deemed “Essential” During COVID-19 Pandemic

Pursuant to Governor Henry McMaster’s Executive Orders (2020-17 & 2020-18), only those businesses deemed essential may remain open during the State of Emergency due to COVID-19. The electronic security industry has been deemed essential based on these orders. Employees who are critical to the minimum basic operations of the business have been instructed to comply with social distancing rules/requirements in the jurisdiction, as well as other safety and health precautions.

If you have questions regarding the essential services of electronic security businesses, please contact the SCESA at (803) 252-0580 or [email protected].

Welcome to the SCESA Website!

Thank you for your interest in the South Carolina Electronic Security Association.

The South Carolina Electronic Security Association, a non-profit 501(c) 6 trade association, represents, promotes and enhances the growth and professional development of the electronic life safety, security, and integrated systems industry. The SCESA brings together key individuals from top companies representing five industry components - sales, manufacturing, installation, service, and monitoring.

Since 1983, SCESTA has represented the most respected providers of fire, burglar and security related systems. SCESTA is committed to the success of all its members and to the increase of professionalism in the security field. Through networking, training, seminars and up-to-date industry standards, we seek to raise the bar for the entire group.

Your SCESTA Board continues to work diligently on the legislative front as we push for laws and regulations that benefit our members, the alarm industry and the consumer of our state. Our efforts include defending against burdensome regulation and legislation that could be detrimental to us and the industry.

Training Class Registration

The Certified Alarm Technician Level 1 Course is a 22-hour course required for licensure in South Carolina. This 22-hour course provides the knowledge necessary to perform entry-level responsibilities within the many facets of the electronic life safety and security industry.This fundamental and essential course is required by dozens of states, local licensing authorities and regulators as a prerequisite for performing security integration work.

Click here to download a PDF registration form.

April 12,13,14              Rock Hill
June 14,15,16              Columbia
August 9,10,11 Charleston
October 4,5,6              Rock Hill
December 6,7,8           Columbia

The cost for this class is $350/person (members) and $550/person (non-members) and the cost includes the NTS Level I book and examination.

*Please note, a minimum of 5 registrations must be received by the SCESA by the registration deadline date to host each class. Please contact the SCESA to confirm class dates and times.