Rural Metro is offering accredited legal compliance short course training ensuring a safer work environment for all. Contact us on 033 413 4040 or email training@ruralmetrosa.com for more information.  

Registration is open for Fire Fighting and Hazmat Training, please contact 033 413 4040 or email training@ruralmetrosa.com for more information.

We are offering safe, reliable and effective decontamination services.

Call 033 413 4040 or 060 992 7657, alternatively email training@ruralmetrosa.com to register for our First Aid Level 3 course today!

Rural Metro takes the safety of their community seriously. As we all welcome family into our homes or travel long distances to visit those we hold dear it is important to ensure we take the necessary precautions within our homes and when traveling. Rural Metro has prepared a few safety messages for all this season.

The training held at our academy is of the highest standard. Thinking of taking the next step in your career? Contact our training co-ordinator on 033 413 4040 or email training@ruralmetrosa.com.

World Disability Day is a day to raise public awareness, understanding and acceptance of disabled persons and celebrate their contributions and achievements. It also aims to mobilize support for the dignity, rights and well-being of people with disabilities. Rural Metro acknowledges that it is only through our differences that we are able to unite in strength and support. We value you and we are inspired by you! You have shown us that nothing is impossible and therefore you deserve to be celebrated!

“My advice to other disabled people would be, concentrate on things your disability doesn’t prevent you doing well, and don’t regret the things it interferes with. Don’t be disabled in spirit as well as physically.” – Stephen Hawking

World AIDS Day takes place on 1 December each year. It’s an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV, to show support for people living with HIV and to commemorate those who have lost their battle with HIV & AIDS. It was first observed in 1988 – 32 years later we still ensure the day is respected, the fight continues and the hope of a better future remains for all.

At Rural Metro we stand together on this day and we pledge our allegiance to help raise awareness of the AIDS pandemic that has claimed the lives of those we love and those we look up to. We hope that this annual day of worldwide recognition can stop the spread of AIDS and end the virus by the year 2030. Today we support those living in fear, living with discrimination and no longer here to live at all. You are loved, you are worthy of equality and you are the reason we Rock Our Ribbons every year on this very special day. To our community: stay protected, get tested and know your status!

-With love and support from the team at Rural Metro.

We’re excited to announce the extension of our Black Friday Training Specials which are now valid until January 2021! Book your place today to avoid missing out on these amazing deals!