CORRECTIONAL OFFICER
About the role
This position is located in San Diego County at a Correctional Camp setting, you will be required to respond on fire assignment, which could take you away from home for an extended period, and may require you to sleep outdoors.
Responsibilities
- Take appropriate action during an emergency (including physical restraint)
- Work assignments as necessary
- Count inmates
- Recognize counts
- Stand counts
- Temporary release of inmate
- Transfer of inmate custody
- Camp register
- Supervise assigned inmates
- Visiting, vendors, and outside guests
- Custodial security
- Walk around the camp
- Conduct searches for contraband
- Check vehicles in camp
- Be suspicious of inmates from an “OUT OF BOUNDS” area
- Check the kitchen for security
- Be aware of possible drops of other unauthorized activities near the camp
- Be alert for suspicious vehicles
- Check refrigerators and water heaters for fire malfunctions
- Spend available time in the vicinity of the inmate population
- Complete three (3) locker/bed area searches each shift
- Search all items brought into the visit
- Maintain visiting grounds for appropriate behavior and compliance with camp visiting regulations
Requirements
You must be a Peace Officer with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
Qualifications
The designated capacity of the camp is for 105 minimum-custody female convicted felons. Representing five 14-person fire crews. The remaining inmates serve as cooks, clerks, landscapers, porters, camp maintenance workers and skilled shop workers.
Skills
Must be able to work independently, be flexible and available to respond to camp emergencies, special training in handling inmates, and knowledge of fire response procedures.
Benefits
N/A
Pay
$4,479.00 - $4,479.00 A $5,248.00 - $6,273.00 B $6,971.00 - $8,765.00 C $5,510.00 - $6,587.00 J
Schedule
Varies