... and inspect perimeter of facility Operate jail or annex sally ports or gates Monitor closed-circuit television Escort visitors or vendors Supervise inmate barber Prevent escape attempts Obtain ...
... and inspect perimeter of facility Operate jail or annex sally ports or gates Monitor closed-circuit television Escort visitors or vendors Supervise inmate barber Prevent escape attempts Obtain ...
Detention Deputy
$66K - $84K/yr
... and inspect perimeter of facility · Operate jail or annex sally ports or gates · Monitor closed-circuit television · Escort visitors or vendors · Supervise inmate barber · Prevent escape ...
Detention Deputy
$66K - $84K/yr
... and inspect perimeter of facility · Operate jail or annex sally ports or gates · Monitor closed-circuit television · Escort visitors or vendors · Supervise inmate barber · Prevent escape ...
Detention Deputy
Winter Haven, FL · On-site
$66K - $84K/yr
... inspect perimeter of facility • Operate jail or annex sally ports or gates • Monitor closed-circuit television • Escort visitors or vendors • Supervise inmate barber • Prevent escape ...
Detention Deputy
Winter Haven, FL · On-site
$66K - $84K/yr
... inspect perimeter of facility • Operate jail or annex sally ports or gates • Monitor closed-circuit television • Escort visitors or vendors • Supervise inmate barber • Prevent escape ...
$18.50 - $22/hr
Service Technician 3. Assists in conducting routine and periodic property inspections to identify safety and risk management concerns, keep the property in good repair, and communicate concerns about ...
$18.50 - $22/hr
Service Technician 3. Assists in conducting routine and periodic property inspections to identify safety and risk management concerns, keep the property in good repair, and communicate concerns about ...
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Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO
Posted 19 days ago
Polk County Sheriff's Office (Florida) rating
6.5
Based on 12 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz
37th of 44 rated police
Job description
SIGN-ON BONUSES FOR NEW HIRES
SWORN/CERTIFIED DEPUTIES.........$2,000
**$1,000 UPON HIRE AND $1,000 UPON PROBATION COMPLETION**
The Detention Deputy monitors, controls and accounts for incarcerated inmates and civilian visitors while at the Polk County Sheriff's Office detention facilities.
The most important and essential job function of the pposition is attitude which includes the following: interacting positively and cooperating with co-workers, respnding politely to customers, delivering customer service, working as a team member, functioning under intense pressure and responding in a positive manner to supervision.
The Detention Deputy may perform other related duties and tasks, as required and shall have the physical, mental and emotional abilities to perform the essential job duties of the position.
Employee Benefits- Medical, Dental, Vision
- 10 Paid Holidays
- Paid Time Off
- Direct Deposit, Bi-Weekly Pay Checks
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Education Incentives
- Free Employee Health Clinic
- Wellness Incentives
- FRS Retirement
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Free Employee Gym
- Life Insurance
- Deferred Compensation Plan
Security
Operate remote control panel
Operate manual cell locks
Conduct inmate counts
Verify inmate counts
Patrol/observe housing/confinement areas
Maintain security of keys
Maintain control room or office logs
Control civilian traffic in restricted areas
Patrol and inspect perimeter of facility
Operate jail or annex sally ports or gates
Monitor closed-circuit television
Escort visitors or vendors
Supervise inmate barber
Prevent escape attempts
Obtain medical or dental assistance
Report unusual emergency situations
Direct evacuation
Apply restraints
Subdue disorderly inmates
Search confinement areas
Search inmate property
Strip-search inmate
Housing Management
Verify office log
Maintain housing or dormitory log
Supervise inmates during recreation
Observe inmate in medical isolation
Inspect fire fighting equipment
Resolve inmate disputes
Supervise trusty distributing food trays
Supervise inmates during medical visit
Move inmate in and out of cell
OperationsReceive/issue weapons and ammunition
Inventory weapons and ammunition
Report sabotage, pilferage, violations
Answer inmate questions
Maintain restraint equipment inventory
Prepare disciplinary report
Report and record found contraband
Investigate disciplinary report
Participate in disciplinary board
Conduct facility tours
Testify or appear in court
Fire weapons on range qualification
Collect DNA
Inmate Property, Mail and Money
Collect, sort or distribute institutional mail
Sort and distribute inmate mail
Distribute completed commissary orders
Distribute/collect inmate commissary order
Collect and accurately count money
Transportation
Supervise inmates during transport
Maintain security of inmates
Operate transport vehicles
Transport inmates to/from outside facilities
Supervise inmates outside of facilities
Prepare and complete travel record
Communicate with other facilities
Visitation/Recreation
Observe contact and non-contact visits
Search visitors
Sign up visitors
Sign up inmates for recreation
Maintain security of inmates at recreation
Maintain statistical data
Ensure compliance with visitation and recreation standards
Administrative
Assist the Support Section Commander
Procure and deliver office supplies
Order uniform supplies
Deliver inter-office mail
Receive and return messages
Maintain office supplies
Attorney Booth
Coordinate and monitor inmate visit
Booking
Verify intake information
Fingerprint inmates
Verify inmate identity
Photograph inmate
Oversee delousing process
Maintain inmate property inventory list
Return Inmate property
Collect DNA
Disciplinary Review Board
Prepare and distribute restrictions list
Conduct disciplinary review and hearing
Review disciplinary report form
Distribute disciplinary review form
Assemble disciplinary report histories
Conduct appeal hearings
Food Service
Provide training materials
Inspect food or drink
Issue or receive supplies
Maintain sanitary facility
Issue, inventory, receive utensils
Provide meals for inmates
Intoxilyzer Maintenance
Conduct intoxilyzer breath test
Maintain intoxilyzer
Judicial Complex
Monitor inmate court appearance
Verify inmate location
Distribute court lists, correspondence
Conduct security patrol
Dual Certified
Document criminal offenses
Trusty Supervisor
Ensure compliance with standards
Select inmates for trusty status
Oversee distribution of laundry items
Oversee distribution of hygiene items
Maintain yard and laundry equipment
Oversee cleanliness of facility
Maintain linens and other items
Oversee grounds keeping
Transport trusties to work site
Oversee car wash
Maintain inmate telephones and televisions
Weekender Program
Conduct weekend program
Obtain materials for program
Assist Unit sergeant
Set-up inmate folders
Assist Transportation Unit
K-9
Perform demonstrations
Conduct building search
Conduct area search
Maintain and sanitize K-9 Kennel cage
Maintain K-9
Attend training
Conduct area search for drugs
Complete activity log of training
Complete monthly activity log
Complete all required documentation
Education, Professional Certification or License- High School or GED
- Valid Florida driver's license
- State of Florida, Basic Recruit Certificate of Corrections Compliance after completion of training in accordance with the Florida Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission
- Successful completion of the Polk County Sheriff's Office Floor Training and Evaluation Program
- Dual certification required for K-9 assignment
- Prefer experience in corrections, security or social work fields
- Works near potentially dangerous persons
- Work may require physical acts of strength and endurance
- May utilize firearms or other weapons
- Works rotating 12 hour shift
- Works in confined areas with limited access to freedom
- PCSO policy and procedures
- Sally port controls
- Operation of cell locks
- Operation of the control panel
- Facilities
- Location of inmates
- Defensive tactics
- Officer safety technoiques
- Resistance/Control Continuum
- Firat aid and CPR
- Use of retraint devices
- Search techniques
- Self-contained breathing apparatus
- Different types of fire extinguishers
- Inmate control
- Weapons safety
- Criminal Justive System
- Communications radio codes and signals
- Animal husbandry
- Animal medications
- Safety procedures
- Welding equipment
- Welding material
- Automotive mechanics
- Farm equipment
- Electrical rep
- Single and three phase wiring
- Hand tools
- Power tools
- Defensive tactics
- Court system
- Courtroom demeanor
- Office supplies
- Florida State Tatutes
- Fingerprinting procedures
- Filing system
- Appropriate forms
- Seed germination
- Soil
- Chemicals
- Operationsof farm equipment
- Drainage to avoid soil erosion
- Crop rotation
- Planting seasons
- Chemicals and fertilizers
- References
- Farm operations
- Farming periodicals
- Wholesalers
- Ground maintenance equipment
- Operation of food service equipment
- Government recipes
- Intoxilyer operations
- *FDLE rules, and regulations for intoxilyzer
- Geographical area
- Case Reporting Manual
- Classification system
- Operate fire-fighting equipment
- Read a clock
- Inventory keys
- Read and write English
- Handle stress
- Direct evacuation
- Recognize contraband
- Operate a calculator
- Operate a motor vehicle
- Follow instructions
- Operate a hand truck
- Operate office equipment
- Count accurately
- Adjust to physical disabilities
- Adapt tp incoherent inmate
- Operate photographic equipment
- Operate farm equipment
- Perform maintenance
- Operate tools
- Read and follow recipes
- Operate intoxilyzer
- Establish and control a crime scene
- Recognize deficiencies
- Inventory
- Operate a 16 passenger vehicle
- Observation
- Self-defense
- Communications
- Basic mathematical
- Computer
- Interpersonal
- Interviewing
- Public speaking
- Time management
- Telephone
- Leadership
- Supervisory
- Instructing
- Organizational
- Counseling
- Estimating
- Basic English grammar
- Record keeping
- Plumbing
- Torch
- Pipe fitting
- Welding
- Carpentry
- Electrical
- Masonry
- Intoxilyzer maintenance
- Investigative
- Decision-making
- Weapons proficiency
- Reading comprehension
- Sit for long periods
- Stand for long periods
- Walk five miles
- Ambulate independently
- Bend/squat
- See at normal range or with accommodation
- Lift/drag/carry heavy objects up to 150 lbs.
- Speak English understandably
- Hear at normal level or with accommodation
- Sense of smell
- Manual dexterity
- Run fast for 50 yards
- Kneel
- Climb stairs
- Stoop
- Crawl
- Recognize colors
- Subdue a resisting/attacking subject
*FDLE: Florida Department of Law Enforcement
"Essential Functions" may be dependent upon assignment
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