Intro to IDOC
What is the CAO, who is the CAO of Sheridan CC and what is the facility radio identifier?
What is the Chief Administrative Officer, Warden Woods, and K-8?
What does PREA stand for?
What is Prison Rape Elimination Act?
According to A.D 03.01.108 (Standards of Conduct), employees shall not, by any means, knowingly socialize with or engage in business transactions with any individual in custody or releasee or a relative or known close associate of an individual in custody." What do you do when you discover knowing an individual in custody in a capacity outside of the performance of your duties and/or have a conflict of interest?
What is complete a DOC0257- Employee Notification of Individual in Custody or Releasee Acquaintance form?
What is the most common lawsuit brought against officers?
What is civil rights lawsuits?
What are the two types of biases and what is the difference between the two?
What is implicit and explicit biases?
What is: implicit bias is unconcious, fast and emotional, involuntary, and automatic. Explicit bias is concious, slow, logical, effortful, and controlled?
What form should be submitted when you are absent from work?
What is a DOC0126- Notification of Absence (NOA) slip
Who can search transgender individuals in custody?
Who is anyone trained and volunteered to do so?
What are the steps of "the setup?"
What are Observation, victim selection, and the hook?
What are two reasons that initiates an investigation and who can you contact/speak to when you, as a staff, are under investigation?
Who is ONLY a union representative and the investigator?
Good or bad, what are 3 things that can stem from our biases?
What are: discriminatory behavior, prejudices, stereotyping, labeling, microaggressions, mental maps, defense mechanisms, self-awareness, colorblindness/bravery, exposure, interactions, diversity, curiosity to ask (respectful) questions, training,
What forms do you use to report unusual incidents and broken equipment?
What is a DOC0434- Incident Report and a work order?
Who gets contacted after every serious or urgent mental health issue?
Who is the Crisis Intervention Team?
What are the types of searches and when is anybody (staff, individuals in custody, visitors, etc) or anything subject to search?
What are persons, vehicle, property, and area?
What is routinely and randomly at any time?
What are two rights that the department cannot infringe upon regarding the treatment and care of individuals in custody?
What are: 1st amendment (freedom of religion, speech, press) 6th amendment (access to courts/law/attorneys), 8th amendment (prohibits cruel and unusual punishment- HCU, protection, suicide, excessive force/corporal punishment), 14th amendment (deprivation of life, liberty, or property or equal protection to such)?
What are the 3 elements of communication?
What are content, voice, and non-verbals?
What are the formal count times, how often does a skin count need to be complete, and who is responsible for counting the individuals in custody?
What is 7:15am, 3:15pm, 9:30pm, 12:00am, and 4:00am; and counts are completed every STAGGERED 30 minutes; and who is EVERYONE?
What two forms should be completed when an individual in custody appears and/or states that they are experiencing a crisis?
What are the 4 basic categories of contraband and what form do you use to report found contraband?
What are weapons, escape equipment, drugs, and other (nuisance)?
What is a Search Record (DOC0300)? "Shakedown slip"
What does ADA stand for and names 2 things that can fall under it?
What is Americans with Disabilities Act?
What are physical, mental, developmental, intellectual, mobility (walking, standing, lifting, bending), altered/missing limbs, hearing, speaking, blindness, immune system, neurological, diabetes, epilepsy, digestive, bowel, bladder, respiratory, circulatory, reproductive functions?
Name 4 of the 8 active listening skills?
What are: open-ended questions, mirroring/reflecting, minimal encouragers, emotional labeling, paraphrasing, effective pauses, "I" messages, and summarizing?
What are the 9 emergency codes?
What is:
Code 1: Staff in distress
Code 2: Disturbance in progress involving multiple individuals in custody
Code 3: Medical emergency
Code 4: Perimeter alert/breach
Code 5: Escape
Code 6: Hostage
Code 7: Severe weather
Code 8: Fire/Smoke
Code 9: Active shooter
What are the different crisis watch supervision levels?
What are periodic checks, close supervision, suicide watch, and continuous watch?
Name 3 events that warrant opening the command post, who orders it to open, and what should you do when an announcement of a critical incident is made?
Who is the C.A.O?
What is any time a critical incident is called such as: active shooter, hostage, escape, riots, severe weather, power outages, fire, bomb (threat), suspicious package, and or unauthorized person(s)?
What is conduct a count and call it in to the armory?
What is it called when you provide an individual in custody the tools needed to assist with their disability?
What is a reasonable accommodation?
What does SWRT stand for and what does it do?
What is Staff Wellness Response Team?
What is: a valuable, frontline staff driven, initiative/tool who provides (confidential) support to staff during and following a personal or professional critical incident.