Inspection Criteria & Methods
Security Standards & Procedures
Perimeter Security
Identifying & Resolving Safety Concerns
Sanitation Standards
100

These are generally done on a regular schedule, and conducted before or after certain activities, such as visitation, recreation or inmate transports

Inspections

100

Apply this by observing activity and the surroundings for any potential problems

situational awareness

100

How are perimeters monitored or patrolled?

regular and irregular basis & on foot or with vehicles

100

Electronic locking devices include..

Doors, gates, windows by a system of electronic switches, panels, button, and key cards

100

Take necessary precautions such as ____ and ____ to avoid bringing communicable diseases home.

sanitizing your uniform and shoes 

200

These must be thorough, systematic, timely and safe

Inspections

200

Security ________ are done to verify "known" elements involved in security, whereas a security _______ is performed to check for "unknown" or the unexpected.

security inspection for "known"   -  security check for "unknown"

200

The perimeter may also be monitored through:  (4)

video surveillance
armed observation towers
stationary posts or stationary vehicles (where correctional staff remain in the area for observation)

200

Manual locking devices include..

consist of doors, gates, or windows that are operated by keys, locks, chains, levers, or cranks

200

Sanitation Equipment and supplies include:

soaps and cleaning compounds, detergent and scouring powders, mops, brooms, brushes and cleaning clothes

300

What are common items used for inspection?

flashlights, mirror, gloves and probes

300

Conduct frequent security inspections of high-use areas, such as:

cells rooms, dorms and day rooms (medical areas & hospital rooms as well)

300

A security breach can include:

unauthorized inmate activity either near the perimeter or in a usually unoccupied area

300

Depending on the severity of the beach, who may be called in to assist?

specially trained response teams

300

The environment may pose health hazards for all who enter a facility. These hazards can include parasitic outbreaks & viral bacterial illnesses, such as...

tuberculosis (TB), human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)

400

refer to issues that affect normal operation or functionality or buildings and their security

Structural deficiencies

400

When should you perform inspection when an inmate goes to clinic/hospital room?

inmate's arrival, while they are there, and after they leave

400

Document perimeter patrols and include the following:  (2)

- the condition of fates and fences, windows, lights, camera
- any unfamiliar and unsecured vehicles in the parking lot

400

What equipment poses a safety concern when they are deficient? 

fire alarms, emergency lights, fire extinguishers, Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), automatic external defibrillators (AEDS), handrails, and improperly stored equip. 

400

Sanitation standards are guided by s. ___.___, F.S., which refers to requirements for facilities to provide clean, orderly, and safe surroundings for inmates and staff

s. 944.31

500

Common items used to record inspections include:

logs, writing pads, inventory lists, and report forms

500

When are security checks done more frequently?

During lockdown status or in a high-security situation

500

Security discrepancies of a perimeter can involve:  (3)

barrier failure, inoperable communications systems, or weather related events which negatively impact the integrity or visibility of the perimeter and the facility.

500

The safety standards each agency observes will depend on accreditation guidelines from organizations that oversee those standards. These organization include:  (8)

OSHA, FCAC, ACA, FMJS, NDS, F.A.C. 33 & 64E-11
- Occupational Safety & Health Administration
- Florida Corrections Accreditation Commission
- American Correctional Association
- Florida Model Jail Standards
- National Detention Standards
- Florida Administrative Code
- 33 (Dept. of corrections)
- 64E-11 (Dept. of Health; food hygiene)

500

Part of a sanitation plan includes daily routines and schedules for:  (pg 138)

housekeeping, collecting trash, cleaning floors

cleaning cells

cleaning & sanitization toilets , sinks, showers

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