Rebuilt after Black Summer fires, Jenolan Caves Fire Station receives Boscotek donation

New Jenolan Caves Fire station accepts donation of Boscotek workbench and workplace storage unit

The Black Summer bushfires in 2019 and 2020 dev­as­tat­ed more than 1.5 million hectares of land across New South Wales. Among the many struc­tures destroyed was the Jenolan Caves Rural Fire Service station.

After years of re­build­ing, the new Jenolan Caves Fire Station has been completed. As part of their com­mit­ment to sup­port­ing the Aus­tralian community, Boscotek donated a heavy duty workbench and workplace storage unit to help equip the new facility.

The donation was presented by James Hunt, CEO of Wilson & Gilkes (Boscotek's parent company), and grate­ful­ly received by Captain Charles Degotardi and the volunteer fire­fight­ers of the Jenolan Caves RFS brigade.

The Boscotek heavy duty workbench and storage cupboard will help the volunteer fire­fight­ers maintain their equipment in a safe, organised en­vi­ron­ment, sup­port­ing their critical work pro­tect­ing the local community and the heritage-listed Jenolan Caves.

Boscotek is proud to support the Rural Fire Service and the in­cred­i­ble work of volunteer fire­fight­ers across Australia.