Corrections Officer
Job Summary
Primary duty is the custody and care of House of Corrections and Jail inmates.
Duties
- Process incoming inmates, taking fingerprints, photos, issuing clothing and hygiene articles, account for inmate property, advise on correctional facility policies and procedures.
- Perform searches of inmates.
- Complete records, reports and forms.
- Escort and transport inmates.
- Escort inmates to and from rehabilitative programs and activities, supervise and maintain order during programs and activities.
- Monitor and control inmate activity.
- Communicate by telephone, radio, computer and intercom.
- maintain security and discipline in all detention areas.
- Respond to emergency situations within the facility.
- Inspect cells, living areas, showers, kitchen and other areas.
- Enter and retrieve computer data.
- Process and log all visitors, run visitation, communicate with inmate's families.
- Communicate with other department personnel.
- Communicate with attorneys and personnel of other government agencies.
- Maintain fitness standards, personal appearance, uniform and equipment.
- Maintain certification, attend regular in-service training sessions.
Qualifications
Applicants must be at least 18 years of age, have a high school diploma or equivalent and selected candidates will require criminal and motor vehicle background checks.
Candidates' eligibility is contingent upon completion of aptitude and reliability screening, and candidates must pass the physical fitness standards required for certification at the NH Association of Counties Corrections Academy.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $20.40 - $22.30 per hour
Work Location: In person