Samaritan Guard Service

09/12/2025

07/12/2025

Success. Great to be a part of this year's Annual Sir Peter Blake Regatta 2025. Thank you again for the privilege to be part of something very special and dear to us. Merry Christmas to all the Sailors and their families, to all the event personnel / volunteers and especially Torbay Sailing Club. See you all in 2026. 🫡🎄

05/12/2025

Lesshgo Sir Peter Blake Torbay Regatta 2025💪🏽
It's time for beasts to do what beasts do and protect.

23/10/2025

Setting Standards in security.
Focus, Commitment, Will.
There is no other company in this country that is trained like a Samaritan Guard.

17/06/2025

FYI;

In New Zealand, generally, you are not allowed to have sharp, pointy spikes on fences that could cause harm to people. This is particularly true for fences on residential properties and at schools. While anti-climb spikes designed to deter climbing are allowed, they must be blunt, plastic spikes that are not designed to cause injury.
Elaboration:
Hazardous Fences:
The Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 in New Zealand prohibits fences that could cause harm to people. This includes fences with sharp edges, protruding members, or features like cut-steel "arrow heads" or single and triple-pointed palisades.
Schools:
The Ministry of Education has specific guidelines for fencing at schools, emphasizing the exclusion of sharp edges and protruding parts to prevent injuries.
Residential Properties:
While there might be specific bylaws in some areas, generally, sharp or pointed fence tops are discouraged due to safety concerns and potential liability for injuries.
Anti-Climb Spikes:
Blunt, plastic anti-climb spikes are permitted and often used to deter climbing by cats, foxes, or unwanted human intruders. These are designed to be uncomfortable to climb over but not to cause injury.
Kāinga Ora:
Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities (formerly Housing New Zealand) has guidelines for fences, which include stipulations that there should be no sharp tops or spikes on panels and that any sheet metal clad fences with a sharp top must have a securely fastened U flashing over the top edge to prevent injury.

Keep safe all.

23/03/2025

Dear NZ Business owner operators.

Let us protect your business.
We will prevent financial losses due to theft, and anything else that leads to conflict situations.
We can stop theft without the use of force, manage any situation and not look ugly on social media doing it and, enhance the safety of your business environment.

There is a reason we are not on the World, Wide, Web.. because we focus only on security matters right here in NZ.
We don't pay for a website domain, we invest that money and any cent we can spend on investing in our security officer training instead.

Samaritan Guard Service is 30 years in the making.. let us serve your business the way it's suppose to be served as per law in a security context.

16/12/2024

15 years and still going strong defending the Annual Sir Peter Blake Torbay Regatta.
Well done Torbay Sailing Club on another successful Sir Peter Blake Regatta👍🏽

23/08/2023

14th year protecting the Annual Sir Peter Blake Regatta.👊🏽

17/12/2022

In need of a trained certified Property Guard?
Trained to the 'Samaritan Standard'.
Call Samaritan Guard Service today.
We will protect your property big or small.

29/11/2022

Proud sponsors we are indeed👊🏽

Thank you to our amazing sponsors who have donated heaps of prizes for sailors at the regatta! We have spot prizes from 4pm (weather dependent) on BOTH Saturday and Sunday. Don't forget about the America's Cup being on-site on Saturday too!

Prizes include: wetsuits, kit bags, boat covers, vouchers, bluetooth speakers, dry bags, utility knives, hats, buffs and a whole range of gear. Over $6,000 worth of prizes up for grabs!

Barfoot & Thompson Zhik Albany Toyota Emirates Team New Zealand Fosters Chandlery Burnsco New World Long Bay Doyle Sails NZ Sailing/Watersports Sail One NZ North Sails Samaritan Guard Service

10/11/2022

Samaritan Guard Service always here to support the New Zealand Police.

31/10/2022

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