SIRA Approved CCTV Installer in Dubai & SIRA NOC Support

It depends on the business activity, the premises type and the applicable SIRA requirements. SIRA publishes the activities that require a security plan, and its trading activities search shows whether an activity falls under its scope. We can confirm what applies to your premises.

‘SIRA approval’ and ‘SIRA NOC’ are common terms, not SIRA service names. SIRA’s formal services are Security Plans Certification, which issues the Security Plan Certificate (SPC) for the security system plan, and Security System Certification, which follows a successful security audit of the installed system.

Confirm the requirements, certify the security plan where required, install and commission to that plan, pass SIRA’s security audit, then apply for Security System Certification. We support each technical step.

Yes. SIRA states that companies that sell, install or maintain CCTV in Dubai are generally required to be licensed and approved by SIRA.

SIRA advises customers to verify that a security systems provider holds the appropriate current licence for the relevant activity. Verification may be made through the provider’s licence documentation and SIRA’s available verification resources. For Al Moosa Security Systems, the exact legal trade name is AL MOOSA SECURITY SYSTEMS L.L.C.

They are set by activity or building type in SIRA’s Preventive Systems Guide and cover coverage, recording, storage, configuration and monitoring. We confirm what applies to your premises, on site where necessary.

SIRA’s Preventive Systems Guide has a chapter for precious metals and precious stones. For a shop it covers CCTV at the entrances, counters, cash desk and safe, an intruder alarm with panic buttons and a sensor on the safe, shutters or penetration-resistant glass, UPS backup and SIRA’s system health-monitoring service. We confirm what applies to your shop, on site where necessary.

For a camera or alarm security plan: the trade licence, a planning map and the projects plan. Security System Certification also needs the approved SPC and a successful Security Audit Report.

SIRA lists three business days for Security Plans Certification and two for a new Security System Certification (checked September 2026). Any site review, installation, testing and the audit come first.

SIRA lists AED 100 plus AED 10 knowledge and AED 10 innovation fees per application (checked September 2026). Those fees are separate from AMSS equipment, installation, drawing, rectification and maintenance charges, which depend on the premises, the cameras, recording and cabling needed and any existing equipment, and are set out in a project-specific quotation.

Often, yes. An existing system does not automatically need full replacement: we inspect the cameras, recording, storage and network, on site where necessary, keep what remains suitable and propose changes for what falls short. Whether the finished system meets the requirements is confirmed at SIRA’s audit.

The observations must be addressed before certification. Send us the audit report or observation list and we review the rectification scope, rectify technical observations within our scope and support the system through SIRA’s follow-up steps.

No. SIRA approvals and certificates, including anything called a SIRA NOC, are issued only by SIRA. AMSS provides installation, audit preparation and certification coordination within its licensed scope.