Correctional Officer

Supervise inmates confined to the County Jail or in the Jail Diversion Programs. This is responsible para-professional work in maintaining order and supervising inmates incarcerated at the Rock County Jail. This is a civilian classification and employees in this classification are not sworn and do not have arrest powers or any other powers delegated to law enforcement officials of Rock County. Work is performed in accordance with prescribed regulations.40% - Maintaining Order and Supervising InmatesInterview and record information from inmate interviewsSupervise Huber inmates and Jail Diversion Program inmatesAnswer and handle all calls from employers, family, public, probation officers, social workers, and other jail personnelVerify employment and appointments of Huber inmates, process appropriate paperwork, review rules with inmates and assist inmate's job search proceduresAnswers inmate questions and reply to written correspondenceMake wristbands for new inmatesMaintain security in the jail40% - Maintaining InmatesConduct classification reviews of inmates, maintain files on classification paperwork and compile and maintain statisticsConduct daily count of inmate workers for monthly reportsCompile inmate behavior records and maintain jail activity logsMaintain discipline in a correctional settingProcess mailDeliver food carts15% - MiscellaneousTrain new correctional officersAttend daily shift briefingsWork on special teams as required5% - Other duties as assignedAbility to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing, including using computers to generate reports.Ability to work without supervision and to make appropriate decisions.Ability to manage multiple tasks, prioritize and be flexible in work.Ability to work with a diverse population.Knowledge of Sheriff's Office standard operating procedures and general orders.Ability to use all use of force options.Associate's Degree required.ORMinimum of Two years Military Service.ORMinimum of Two years full-time work experience with high school diploma.Must be 18 years of age or older.Valid driver's license with good driving record.No felony convictions.Applicants must successfully complete a written exam, oral examination, extensive police background investigation, medical exam which includes a cardiovascular fitness test, psychological evaluation and drug screen.Visual acuity correctable to 20/20 with glasses or contact lenses.Maintain prompt and regular attendance.Certifications Provided by the EmployerTIME I and TIME II certification for classification or Jail Diversion assignment.Must be certified as a Correctional Officer by the Wisconsin Department of Justice Training and Standards Board.Attend 24 hours of in-service training to maintain certification.#J-18808-Ljbffr

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