AFS Training

Training Strengthens Rapid Fire Response Readiness April 15, 2026 Atlantic Fire held a critical and highly practical training session in Imizamo Yethu, bringing together both new and existing recruits for a day focused on sharpening operational skills, improving safety awareness, and strengthening technical readiness for the harsh realities of fast-moving settlement fires. The session centred […]

Hangberg Community Strengthens Fire Response Through Volunteer Training Programme March 12, 2026 Atlantic Fire Services recently conducted a Volunteer Community Firefighting Programme training session in Hangberg, bringing together community leaders, residents, and young fire marshals committed to protecting their neighbourhood. Around 80 community volunteers attended the session, where they received training in fire awareness, safety,

When Seconds Matter: Kayamandi Volunteers Trained to Fight Fires March 5, 2026 Atlantic Fire  recently conducted a Fire Safety Training session in Kayamandi, bringing together 90 community members and volunteers who are committed to strengthening fire response within their neighbourhood. The training formed part of Atlantic Fire Services’ ongoing Community Firefighting Programme, which focuses on equipping

Atlantic Fire Services Expands School Fire Safety Programme to Philippi February 25, 2026 Atlantic Fire Services (AFS) continues to expand its fire awareness and extinguisher training programme to schools across Cape Town, with its most recent engagement taking place in Browns Farm, Philippi. AFS met with principals, teachers, and school officials from four local schools:

AFS Rapid Response Sharpens Skills With UHP Firefighting Training January 2, 2026 Atlantic Fire Services’ Rapid Response Team continues to strengthen its operational readiness through focused UHP (Ultra High Pressure) firefighting training, ensuring crews remain fully prepared to protect lives and communities when seconds matter most. UHP firefighting systems are designed for fast knockdown, reduced water usage, and