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Dan Moffitt is Safety 'n Action’s Relationship Manager for Auckland South. With a background in communications, sales and international experience aboard luxury super yachts, he helps local businesses identify training solutions that build safer, stronger teams. Email: dan.moffitt@safetynaction.co.nz | Phone: 021 221 8124
Darryn Hintz is Safety ’n Action’s Relationship Manager covering Ashburton through to Nelson and Blenheim, including the West Coast. With experience across the waste and chemical industries and a strong background in people leadership, he supports businesses with practical training solutions that help teams work safely. Email: darryn.hintz@safetynaction.co.nz | Phone: 021 909 948
Duncan Robertson is Safety ‘n Action’s Relationship Manager for Otago, Southland and Central Otago, supporting businesses with practical, fit-for-purpose health and safety training solutions. Email: duncan.robertson@safetynaction.co.nz | Phone: 0211 941 935
Leti is Safety 'n Action Business Development Manager with more than 15 years in sales across telecommunications and FMCG. He believes good business starts with understanding people and building genuine long-term partnerships and his passion for construction and the trades made the move into health and safety training a natural one. Email: alifeleti.latu@safetynaction.co.nz | Phone: 021 221 0935
Safety N Action's Asbestos Expert Trainer, Alannah Elliott. With extensive experience across asbestos surveying, laboratory analysis, clearance inspections and training, Alannah brings deep technical knowledge and a practical approach to helping people understand and manage asbestos risk. Email: alannah.elliott@safetynaction.co.nz | Phone: 027 802 9776
Think working below three metres means you're safe from a fall? WorkSafe's updated guidelines challenge this common misconception and highlight why the right equipment, training and planning matter at every height.
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