by WoF Editorial Team | 10 Mar, 2016 | Working on Fire |
Working on Fire in Limpopo brought health services to their employees through the Wellness Campaign which was organised by the Tzaneen Base Manager in conjunction with the AgriAids SA Coordinators. The day started with the presentation by the AgriAids coordinator who...
by WoF Editorial Team | 10 Mar, 2016 | Working on Fire |
The KwaZulu-Natal Fire Awareness Team participated in the 3rd Annual National Fire Safety and Prevention Seminar which was hosted by the Department of Cooperative Governance on the 3rd of March 2016. The objective of the seminar is to provide a platform for...
by WoF Editorial Team | 10 Mar, 2016 | Working on Fire |
Everson Ngondo a father of two at the Maporeng Team in Gauteng said that alcohol abuse nearly drove him to the brink of facing serious financial woes. The 32 year old participant broke his silence on alcohol abuse to caution young people as it is one of the major...
by WoF Editorial Team | 10 Mar, 2016 | Working on Fire |
The Free State province held its annual Yellow Card Training Camp at the Jimmy Roos Academy from March 7 until March 16. Participants from across the province took turns coming to the camp where they prepared for the upcoming 2016 Fire Season. When the training is...
by WoF Editorial Team | 10 Mar, 2016 | Profiles, Working on Fire |
The Dewetsdorp Team in the Free State rescued fish that were on the verge of dying in the Jimmy Roos Dam as a result of lowering water levels in the dam. Hundreds of fish in the dam had already died and a few were still alive but with the extremely high temperatures...
by WoF Editorial Team | 10 Feb, 2016 | Working on Fire |
Maropeng team is the first pro bono team to be launched within Working on Fire programme. The team was officially launched on 9 December by Managing director Llewellyn Pillay and his senior management team in Magaliesberg. The team will be tasked with helping...
