Marathon County Sheriff's Office
CorrectionsOfficer
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“Corrections Officer at Marathon County Sheriff's Office. Skills: Inmate safety, Facility operations. Supervise inmates. Maintain facility safety”
Industry & Context.
Independent judgment
Occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
At least 18 years, High school diploma, Valid driver's license, No felony convictions, No misdemeanor domestic violence convictions
Nice to Have
Experience with direct care and safety of inmates, Previous law enforcement experience, Related education, Three or more years of experience as a corrections officer
What You'll Do.
Maintain facility safety
Maintain facility sanitation
Perform booking procedures
Maintain inmate security
Conduct periodic checks
Complete inmate counts
Complete security logs
Complete incident reports
Ensure inmates follow rules
Complete cell searches
Deliver canteen items
Escort inmates within facility
Escort inmates outside facility
Operate electronically controlled doors
Monitor closed circuit cameras
Operate central control equipment
Ensure central control security
Complete documentation before release
Monitor Huber inmate arrival
Monitor Huber inmate departure
Search returning inmates
Guard inmates on hospital duty
Employ passive counter measures
Employ control alternatives
Develop solutions to work issues
Participate in professional development goals
Maintain work schedule
Work overtime as required
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Team-driven approach
Full Job Description
**Job Posting End Date:** **Worker Sub-Type:** Regular **Scheduled Weekly Hours:** 42 Due to current staffing needs, female candidates will be given preference as a bona fide occupational qualifications (BFOQ) in compliance with Sec. 302.41, Wis. Stats. Multiple Female openings are currently available. POSITION SUMMARY: The Marathon County Human Resources Department, in conjunction with the Marathon County Sheriff’s Office, is recruiting to fill current vacancies. Corrections Officers are responsible for the safety and supervision of inmates at the Marathon County Adult Jail and Juvenile Detention Center operating 24 hours a day, seven days per week. Employees work 12-hour shifts, on a 2on/2off, 3on/2off, 2on/3off shift schedule, allowing for every other weekend scheduled off as a 3-day weekend. Employees are never forced to work on their off days. This work schedule includes holidays. New hires will typically be assigned to the night shift, 6 p.m. until 6 a.m. This is responsible work ensuring that secure, safe, and sanitary conditions exist in the daily operation of the County Adult or Juvenile Detention Facility. Corrections Officers must be capable of performing duties in all areas of the corrections facilities including floor, housing control, central control, booking, escort/transportation, and home monitoring assignments at any given time. Corrections Officers may also be required to provide assistance in the duties of Classification and Court Officers. Work is performed in accordance with established policies and procedures. Employees will need to exercise some independent judgment when monitoring inmate behavior. Decisions are usually limited to interpretation of rules and an immediate supervisor is available for consultation. No supervision is exercised over other employees but may involve supervision of inmate work. Direct supervision is received from supervisors or higher-ranking officers. Work is reviewed by observance and inspection of compliance with
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