by Zania Viljoen | 3 May, 2018 | Aviation News, Working on Fire |
Aerial firefighting is a key component in the effective combating of wildfires in South Africa. Whilst the spotter aircraft enable Incident Commanders to take informed decisions and properly coordinate other resources, the bomber aircraft offer much needed support to...
by Zania Viljoen | 12 Apr, 2018 | Aviation News, Working on Fire |
Working on Fire is dedicated to saving lives and protecting the environment through wildland firefighting. But at the same time, WOF strives towards restoring dignity, and enabling and uplifting young South Africans. WOF accomplishes this by offering training...
by WoF Editorial Team | 12 May, 2017 | Working on Fire |
Working on Fire remains committed to saving lives, protecting our environment and restoring the dignity of firefighters in programme. Working on Fire the award-winning Expanded Public Work Programme, which resides under the Department of Environmental Affairs and is...
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 | 20 Mar, 2017 | Working on Fire |
The Working on Fire programme spends about R80 million per year in the Western Cape, preventing and managing large wild fires. Working on Fire has twenty-five firefighting aircraft currently deployed in the Western Cape and 36 pilots, and about 70 vehicles that...
by WoF Editorial Team | 27 Feb, 2017 | Working on Fire |
With 23 base teams and 603 firefighters in the Mpumalanga province, Social Development Practitioner Condrick Mukhudwani says career development tops the list of things to achieve in 2017. “As WOF continues to assist in poverty alleviation and job creation across the...
