Public Safety: Communications & Corrections Officer

Wisconsin Counties; Wisconsin; Sur place; USD 42 000 - 64 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Pepin County Jail seeks a Corrections/Communications Officer to maintain inmate security, process bookings, manage records, and dispatch police, fire, EMS, and related services for Pepin County and surrounding areas.

The role involves handling high-stress situations, adhering to procedures, and maintaining detailed records. Requires a high school diploma or GED, Wisconsin Driver's License, and jailer certifications (LESB, TIME I & II) with annual recertification.

Qualifications

• The skills and abilities of this job require knowledge normally acquired with minimum of a high school diploma or G.E.D. Post high school education is desirable.
• Must complete LESB Jailer certification; TIME I & II certification; 24 hour annual re-certification requirements.
• Must have a valid Wisconsin Driver's License.
• Basic computer literacy.

Responsabilités

• Corrections Officer duties: booking inmates, records maintenance, cell checks, inmate health care assistance, mail processing, visitation supervision, and releasing inmates.
• Communications Officer duties: dispatching emergency and non-emergency requests, managing departmental records, accessing DOT and criminal history information, operating the Emergency Warning System, and assisting the public.

Connaissances

Follow directions

Cash handling

Inmate supervision

Public referrals

Calm under pressure

Professional communication

Formation

High school diploma or GED

LESB jailer certification

TIME I & II certification

Wisconsin Driver's License

Basic computer literacy

Description du poste

Pepin County Jail seeks a Corrections/Communications Officer to maintain inmate security, process bookings, manage records, and dispatch police, fire, EMS, and related services for Pepin County and surrounding areas.

The role involves handling high-stress situations, adhering to procedures, and maintaining detailed records. Requires a high school diploma or GED, Wisconsin Driver's License, and jailer certifications (LESB, TIME I & II) with annual recertification.