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EMERGENCY LOCKSMITH · NOBLE PARK, DANDENONG, SPRINGVALE, KEYSBOROUGH, CLAYTON, OAKLEIGH, MULGRAVE, GLEN WAVERLEY

RAM Security Locksmiths

RAM Security Locksmiths says it was founded in Melbourne in 1979 and has grown into one of the largest locksmithing businesses in Australia, operating from Dandenong and Hallam and serving home, commercial, corporate and automotive clients with locksmithing, restricted master key systems, alarms, cameras, safes and 24/7 emergency locksmiths.

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What its website says

  • Emergency work
    Advertises emergency locksmith services available 24 hours, 7 days a week, and describes its after-hour locksmiths in Melbourne (its website)
    Hours
    Emergency Locksmith Services Available 24 Hours, 7 Days A Week (source)
    Services
    Emergency lockouts · Lock changes and repairs · Rekeying of existing locks · Lost key replacement · Car lockouts · Keyless entry and access control · Safe opening (source)
    Based in
    Dandenong (source)
    Coverage
    Names Noble Park, Dandenong, Springvale, Keysborough, Clayton, Oakleigh, Mulgrave and Glen Waverley as suburbs it covers, within Melbourne, from Dandenong and Hallam branches; suburb pages across the south-east (source)
    Private security licence
    Private security business registration 729-903-70S: published on its website; we haven't confirmed it on the register (where it's published); check it on the register

Read on 12 November 2026. If the website has changed since, the business can claim this listing and correct it.

Is it a locksmith's job? Check this first

  • Someone locked in who can't get out, or a child or pet locked in a car in the heat: call 000 first; a locksmith is for when nobody is in danger.
  • Storm or flood damage: VICSES on 132 500 (source), and 000 if anyone is in danger.

Before you say yes to RAM Security Locksmiths

  • Ask them this: Confirm the attendance fee and what it covers after hours, what identification they will ask you for, and whether the lock will be opened, rekeyed or replaced.
  • Ask for the call-out fee and what it covers: after-hours rates, travel and the first half hour are often charged separately from the repair.
  • Check the licence: a locksmith who installs or services security equipment needs a Victorian private security licence; ask what they hold. Look them up on Victoria Police's register of private security licence and registration holders. How to check a licence.
  • Agree the scope: a make-safe visit tonight and the full repair later are often two jobs. Ask which you're getting, and get the price for each.
  • Keep the paperwork: the invoice, the certificate and any photos, for the insurer, the landlord or the next tradie. Paying a tradie.

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If RAM Security Locksmiths can't come: other emergency locksmiths nearby

Every locksmith we've found for each suburb, with who to call first for faults that aren't a locksmith's job:

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How this page was made: everything in “What its website says” was read on ramlocksmiths.com.au, and links to the page it came from. We haven't verified availability, prices or workmanship, RAM Security Locksmiths hasn't paid to be listed, and a listing isn't an endorsement. The checks and emergency numbers come from Victoria's regulators and utilities, linked where they appear. Read on 12 November 2026.