400 East Augusta

Woodbridge Ca 95258

209 369 1945 phone

209 369 4568 fax

Training
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
There is currently one captain assigned to the Fire Training Division, under the direction of the Fire Chief.  The district also has personnel that are assigned to assist with our multi discipline technical training.  Our Training facility is located at 400 E. Augusta, (Station # 1).  Also, at this location is a training classroom which is capable of handling up to 30 students and training props to support our training efforts.  The training provided to our firefighters is as diverse as the types of calls the Fire Department responds to.  The department’s next alarm response could be anywhere from helping someone into a wheel chair to a large scale disaster.  From the moment a firefighter is hired until the day they retire, they are immersed in training. The numerous dangers a firefighter could be faced with makes training one of the most important aspects of a firefighter’s career.  The Training Division's goal is to provide valuable training before a firefighter is faced with these dangers. 
Our training includes;

Academy Training for New Hires, Incident Command and Control, Structural Firefighting, Emergency Medical Training, Vehicle Extrication, Wildland Firefighting, Fire Investigation, High/ Low Angle Rescue, Confined Space Rescue, Trench Rescue, River and Flood rescue, Fire Boat Operations, Vehicle Rescue, Hazardous Materials, Building  Collapse, Weapons of Mass Destruction, Career Developmental Training


The Woodbridge fire District utilizes a training calendar, which is posted on our website that consists of monthly and quarterly training.  Department personnel may also attend training outside our jurisdiction hosted by other agencies. 

The Woodbridge Fire District is proud to be a part of the Lodi Memorial CPR Group.  Through this organization our department’s trained personnel continue to provide CPR and First Aid training to the public.  If anyone from our community is interested in learning CPR or First Aid please contact the Woodbridge Fire district or Lodi Memorial Hospital’s Education Department.

Several of our personnel attend regular training committee meetings were the goal is to improving our department’s effectiveness for local area and mutual aid responses.