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Certis Security Australia Begins Re-branding Process

Certis Security Australia has continued the rollout of new branding across Australia with the Brisbane office and its fleet of vehicles recently undergoing a complete makeover of the Certis brand.

According to Certis, the new look shows unity with the global Certis brand, encouraging local businesses across Queensland to take advantage of the team’s global resources and capabilities.

“This is a big milestone for Certis Security Australia in Queensland, particularly in Brisbane,” said Steve Crews, Queensland state manager. “Having new office signage and an updated vehicle fleet will reinforce our presence and recognition in Brisbane, as well as educate existing and new customers on the services we offer. The team is very excited about this transition and has already received very positive feedback from customers and the public.”

Certis managing director Ying Loong Lee said that Certis’ presence in Australia is still young, the company’s heritage goes back almost 100 years through SNP Security,”

“This positions us uniquely in the industry – we understand the local market, having worked with some customers for many decades; while also having the ability to leverage on the technology and innovations that Certis Group offers in other countries,” Lee said.

Following the successful rebrand of the Brisbane office, Certis Security Australia will continue to rebrand other offices across major Australian cities, including Newcastle and Perth.

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