+27 87 352 4880 comms@wofire.co.za
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Kishugu
  • WOF Vacancies
  • Download Company Forms
Working on Fire
  • Home
  • Operations
    • Firefighters
    • WoF Aviation
    • Fire in South Africa
  • News
    • News articles
    • WOFIRE Newsletters
    • WOF TV News
  • Contact
  • About WOF
  • Login
Select Page
Madiba’s legacy lives on as 1 850 WOF Kids get a care package this Christmas

Madiba’s legacy lives on as 1 850 WOF Kids get a care package this Christmas

by WOF Editorial Team | 21 Aug, 2020 | Community campaigns, Working on Fire | 0 comments

Across South Africa, young faces are lighting up with smiles, as Working on Fire distributes 1 850 WOF Kids Care packages to the children of firefighters and High-Altitude Team (HAT) members. These personalised boxes were generously donated by Working on Fire staff...
A spotter pilot’s main priority is operational safey

A spotter pilot’s main priority is operational safey

by WOF Editorial Team | 20 Aug, 2020 | Aviation News, Safety, Working on Fire | 0 comments

These pilots are specifically trained to ensure that aerial firefighting operations are undertaken safely and efficiently. When wildfires threaten farms and devour hectares worth of plantations, aerial firefighters are called in. Aerial firefighting has a great impact...
The Knysna Fires: June 2017 – We remember one year later.

The Knysna Fires: June 2017 – We remember one year later.

by WOF Editorial Team | 18 Aug, 2020 | Fire Stories, WoF Deployment, Working on Fire | 0 comments

“The Knysna Fires -12 Days of Service” – a publication celebrating the heroes who fought to save lives, properties and the environment. See details on how to order your copy below.  On 7 June 2017, the Knysna Fire erupted and caused devastation and destruction...
Working on Fire Aviation fights to cool the wildfire furnace

Working on Fire Aviation fights to cool the wildfire furnace

by WOF Editorial Team | 17 Aug, 2020 | Aviation News, Working on Fire | 0 comments

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...
The sky is the limit for these Working on Fire participants

The sky is the limit for these Working on Fire participants

by WOF Editorial Team | 16 Aug, 2020 | Aviation News, Working on Fire | 0 comments

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...
Working on Fire team returns after a successful deployment to Canada

Working on Fire team returns after a successful deployment to Canada

by WOF Editorial Team | 2 Sep, 2019 | WOF Headlines, Working on Fire | 0 comments

The Minister of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries, Ms Barbara Creecy, welcomed back the Working on Fire team who had been deployed to assist with the wildfires Canada. A group of 40 Working on Fire (WOF) firefighters and five senior managers arrived at OR Tambo...
Page 7 of 16«12345678910111213141516»

Recent News

  • The world will never be the same again? A note from the MD on lockdown in South Africa
  • Dealing with Diabetes
  • National Children’s Day

Archives

Categories

  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Ethics Line
  • COVID-19 Corona Virus South African Resource Portal

Designed by Elegant Themes | Powered by WordPress