News & Insights
Here at Safety 'n Action we understand the value of informative information in the workplace Health and Safety space.
Have a read over our news articles and view/share/download our informative H&S White Papers to keep yourself and your team safe.
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White Paper: The Illusion of Control
Many organisations believe their health and safety systems are effective because the right policies, procedures, and reporting structures are in place. However, under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 (HSWA), what matters is whether those systems actually work in practice.
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White Paper: The Gap That Convicts Directors
After a fatal workplace incident at the Port of Auckland, the Court convicted a CEO for failing to verify that critical risks were being managed in reality. This white paper outlines what directors must do differently to meet their due diligence duties under the HSWA.
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White Paper: Real Consequences: Why MEWP Safety Can't Be Optional
This white paper explores why MEWP safety depends on leadership decisions, planning, and practical training long before an operator steps onto the platform. It outlines how hands-on, scenario-based training builds the judgement needed to manage changing conditions and reduce risk on live worksites.
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Test and Tag Launches in Auckland
With Safety ‘n Action Test and Tag, you can now manage training, safety, and compliance with one trusted partner. We Test. We Tag. We Protect. Auckland - Book your Test and Tag service today — powered by Safety ‘n Action.
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Changes to Heights Courses From 1 Jan 2026
You may have seen messages about changes to high-risk short courses starting soon. To confirm: the changes take effect on 1 January 2026, not earlier.
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Safety 'n Action Goes Trans-Tasman
Safety ’n Action has entered the Australian market with its acquisition of Kallibr Training. With centres in Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne, Kallibr’s hands-on approach strengthens our mission to deliver practical, high-quality safety and high-risk work training across New Zealand and Australia.
