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Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
1. Demonstrate the discipline, determination and positive attitude that
will motivate the pursuit of a lifetime program of exercise and physical
fitness.
2. Perform the Emergency Response Simulation Test within five minutes and
five seconds.
3. Demonstrate through exercise tests the ability to safely control and
arrest a suspect / inmate using approved weaponless defense techniques,
and state why a career-long commitment to practicing weaponless defense
skills is important.
4. Discuss the need for security checks and state correctional awareness
rules related to preventing inmate escapes.
5. Demonstrate the knowledge, skills and ability to effectively search a
body, cells, and areas to maintain the safety and security of an
institution, in a manner pursuant to CCR (California Code of Regulations)
Title 15, Sections 3213 and 3287, and DOM (Department Operations Manual)
Section 52050.
6. Recognize and confiscate drugs and inmate-manufactured alcohol, and
take appropriate action for inmates under the influence of drugs and
inmate-manufactured alcohol in an institutional setting.
7. Write a CDCR (California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation)
Form 115 Rules Violation Report and a CDCR Form 837 C1 and CDCR Form 837
C2, using proper grammar and punctuation and proper formatting.
8. Adequately prepare for and give testimony concerning a previously
submitted report in a courtroom and discuss the importance of having good
reports as they related to testifying in court.
9. Demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and ability to effectively
supervise inmates in an institutional setting according to the policies
and procedures of the CDCR, and address the unique needs and concerns of
female inmates as part of supervision responsibilities.
10. Identify, prevent and report inmate misconduct and the correct steps
to take when inmate misconduct is encountered, in accordance with DOM
52080 and CCR Title 15, sections 3310-3326.
11. State his/her role in the inmate appeals process and professionally
respond to inmate appeals following departmental policy.
12. Effectively utilize a seven-step intervention process when dealing
with inmates in conflict, and calm situations that might otherwise require
some form of physical force.
13. Define and recognize the elements of a prison gang/disruptive group,
recognize symbols used by prison gangs/disruptive groups, and identify the
necessary reporting requirements.
14. State and apply the safety rules, nomenclature, and qualification
requirements for the Mini-14 rifle, and be familiar with operation and
shooting techniques.
15. State how and when to use restraint gear, and use restraint gear in
compliance with CDCR policy.
16. Apply and implement the mental health services delivery system
necessary for the safe performance of duties in the correctional
environment.
17. Use CDCR approved chemical agents, and state the importance of CDCR
policies and procedures in using chemical agents and devices as use-of-
force options.
18. Identify and correctly use departmentally approved impact munitions
and launchers.
19. Preserve a crime scene and evidence, applying an understanding of the
nuances of evidence such as the chain of custody, categories of evidence,
and how evidence is used.
20. Accurately keep timekeeping records for the Inmate Work/Training
Incentive Program.
21. Safely and effectively respond to alarm conditions inside an
institution, and deploy staff and munitions to effectively control and
resolve emergent and spontaneous incidents of violence in an institutional
setting.
22. Effectively supervise inmates.
23. Discuss the assignment responsibilities an officer will encounter,
and apply knowledge and skills already acquired in order to report and
perform duties in a satisfactory manner upon initial assignment.
24. As a member of an extraction team, perform cell, dorm, and yard
extractions in a safe and efficient manner that will ensure the safety of
staff and inmates, maintaining compliance with the Use of Force Policy
during an extraction.
