by WOF Editorial Team | 4 Apr, 2017 | Profiles
The Mpumalanga provincial office has welcomed the first female Ground Operations Manager (GOM), Thabiso Mohale. Mohale worked as a regional manager in Limpopo for three years and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Limpopo. She says although...
by WOF Editorial Team | 3 Apr, 2017 | Training
Working on Fire recently celebrated the completion of training of 35 new Type 2 Crew Leaders from the Free State, Western Cape, Limpopo and KwaZulu-Natal at a graduation ceremony at the Kishugu Training Academy in Nelspruit. The participants successfully completed a...
by WOF Editorial Team | 1 Apr, 2017 | Fire Awareness
The Nkomazi Team in Mpumalanga prioritised its safety by clearing dry grass at the base. This was done to help minimise the risk of fires in the surrounding areas. “We usually visit schools and work closely with communities to educate them about ways to prevent...
by WOF Editorial Team | 29 Mar, 2017 | Working on Fire
Kishugu Holdings has launched an ethics line for all its subsidiaries, including Working on Fire. Working on Fire is committed to serving the greater good. Through its various operations, it demonstrates passion, innovation and dedication to empowering people,...
by WOF Editorial Team | 26 Mar, 2017 | Profiles
Twenty-five-year-old Molebogeng Pelele is a successful candidate who is now at Molopo Base in the North West. Pelele matriculated seven years ago and then did a six-month learnership in disaster management with the fire brigade. That’s when her interest in...
