Corrections Officer Job Racine area,Wisconsin USA,Security

Maintain security and safety of the County Jail including gaining and maintaining physical control of inmates.

Provide for the needs and well being of the inmates, including feeding inmates and handling inmate requests.

Conduct administrative tasks, including the processing of admission and release paperwork and entering charges of inmates in the jail via computer entry, process all other paperwork including State Probation office, courts, and other agencies, and maintaining computer logs.

Operate Central Control computer system to monitor access to jail and control entry/egress.

Guard and care for work program inmates and all others as directed by the Sheriff.

Perform Jail Housing Officer duty assignments including but are not limited to, distributing inmate medication, linen exchange, responding to medical emergencies, and dealing with unruly inmates.

Respond to public request for information concerning the jail and its inmates (telephone and public information counter).

Prepare all necessary reports and documents related to duties.

Assist with search and clothing exchange of inmates.

All other job duties as assigned.

Supervision Received:

Receives supervision from the Captain, Lieutenants, and Sergeants in the jail.

High school diploma or GED equivalent
At least eighteen (18) years of age
Valid driver's license (must be maintained)
Participation in an oral panel interview
Acceptable background history report
- No convictions of a felony unless the judgment or conviction has been reversed or completely pardoned.
- No convictions of a misdemeanor or other offense of which the circumstances substantially relate to the position.
Comply with dress code to include wearing designated uniform
- No facial hair (except mustache complying with department standards)
Prompt and regular attendance.
* Or any equivalent combination of education, training and experience, which provides the requisite knowledge, skills and abilities.

Ability to successfully complete the Wisconsin Law Enforcement Standards Board "Jail Officer Basic Training" (200 Hours) and obtain annual re-certification.
Ability to obtain CPR certification and annual re-certification.
Ability to obtain proficiency in the use of a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA).
Perform work in an accurate, calm and timely manner in crisis or emergency situation.
Read, understand and follow departmental procedures, court orders, arrest documents, directives, and department manuals.
Write receipts, reports, memos, maintain logs and handle money.

Physical Requirements

Continuously (67-100% of workday) - talk, hear, and use vision to include far, near, color, and peripheral vision (such as maintaining safety and security of situations).
Frequently (34-66% of workday) – sit (such as on jail unit), stand, walk, bend/twist and reach (such as for maintaining safety and security of situations), and light fingering (such as performing data entry on computer keyboard).
Occasionally (1-33% of workday) - stoop, kneel, and crouch (such as to restrain inmates or perform first aid functions), climb 69 steps on a circular staircase of 4 flights (such as for security and/or rescue operations), push, lift, and/or carry inmate in wheelchair (such as from wheelchair to bunk to toilet), lift and carry objects (such as property bins weighing up to 50 pounds, including overhead lifting or such as food trays weighing up to 5 pounds), lift, carry and/or drag individuals weighing approximately 180 pounds for rescue operations (50 feet toward fire tower, or for 4-person lift on medical board), restrain and handcuff an inmate.

Working

Conditions

Continuous inside work (67-100% of workday).
Frequent hazard of physical attack or injury (34-66% of workday).
Occasional exposure to noise (1-33% of workday).

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