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Supervise and train 30 inmate students in the principles, practices, and techniques of carpentry occupations. Budget and account for the operation of a carpentry program. Prepare, evaluate, and revise course material. Plan, assign, and supervise work, maintain control and discipline in the classroom. Prepare a course of study and daily lesson plans. Counsel students as to the progress in the instructional program, and work with them in helping them set and meet educational needs and goals… Show more Supervise and train 30 inmate students in the principles, practices, and techniques of carpentry occupations. Budget and account for the operation of a carpentry program. Prepare, evaluate, and revise course material. Plan, assign, and supervise work, maintain control and discipline in the classroom. Prepare a course of study and daily lesson plans. Counsel students as to the progress in the instructional program, and work with them in helping them set and meet educational needs and goals. Participate in program evaluations and audits, Trade Advisory Committee meetings, Accreditation Leadership Committee, and accreditation visiting team member. Journeyperson work experience in the appropriate subject specialty and knowledge of methods, materials, tools, machines, equipment, and safety principles involved in the field of specialty; work effectively with other disciplines; read and use drawings and sketches; estimate and order supplies; analyze situations accurately and take effective action; maintain fair and firm discipline; and keep records and prepare reports. Possession of valid California Teaching Credentials which authorizes to teach on a full-time basis vocational courses in the appropriate subject specialties. Show less

Direct the activities of Region VII of the Correctional Education Association (CEA). Provide leadership and collaborate with other correctional leaders, Regional Directors and Executive Board of CEA. Build consensus and identify methods to enhance membership and membership support.

Supervise employees in fire prevention, firefighting, building inspection and hazardous materials operations; takes command; participates in selection and training of staff; Represent the institutions at meeting Department's Affirmative Action Program objectives and preconstruction conferences; gathers evidence and prepare reports for prosecution; provides technical assistance, inspect, maintain, and test automatic sprinklers, fire alarm systems, and exiting systems; State Fire Marshal… Show more Supervise employees in fire prevention, firefighting, building inspection and hazardous materials operations; takes command; participates in selection and training of staff; Represent the institutions at meeting Department's Affirmative Action Program objectives and preconstruction conferences; gathers evidence and prepare reports for prosecution; provides technical assistance, inspect, maintain, and test automatic sprinklers, fire alarm systems, and exiting systems; State Fire Marshal representative that reviews all plans for building additions, and new construction for conformance with safety principles California Code of Regulations, Fire Protection and Prevention standards, including on-site and satellite health care facilities in jurisdiction; cooperates with the SFM's office in prevention activities; makes regular and frequent inspections of the facilities for hazards, reports on, and makes recommendations to correct CAL/OSHA, and health hazards; lead person for compliance. Meets, consults and gives technical assistance for federal, state, and county regulatory agencies. Investigates causes of fire; gathers evidence and prepares reports for prosecution; assesses and prepares damage estimates; provide advice on building standards. Show less

Plan and assign work, give instructions, maintain discipline, evaluate performance, and resolve administrative problems in the supervision of teachers and students in the vocational instruction program. Participates in selection and training of staff; Represent the institution at meetings Department's Affirmative Action Program objectives; a manager's role in the Affirmative Action Program and the processes available to meet affirmative action objectives. Assist in planning and developing… Show more Plan and assign work, give instructions, maintain discipline, evaluate performance, and resolve administrative problems in the supervision of teachers and students in the vocational instruction program. Participates in selection and training of staff; Represent the institution at meetings Department's Affirmative Action Program objectives; a manager's role in the Affirmative Action Program and the processes available to meet affirmative action objectives. Assist in planning and developing vocational currcula suited to the needs of students. Coordinate the vocational instruction program with other institutional activities. Correlate the academic and vocational instruction programs. Administer and supervise the administration, evaluation, and interpretation of various tests. Formulate research work and make special studies. Confer with educators in other school systems. Attend conferences, order supplies, keep records, and prepare reports. Analyze accident and illness data; use good judgment and take appropriate action in emergencies; secure and maintain the cooperation of those contacted in the course of the work. Maintains security of working areas and work materials; inspects premises prevents escapes and injury to themselves or others or to property. Show less

Supervise and train 30 inmate students in the principles, practices, and techniques of masonry occupations. Budget and account for the operation of the masonry program. Prepare, evaluate, and revise course material. Plan, assign, and supervise work, maintain control and discipline in the classroom. Prepare a course of study and daily lesson plans. Counsel students as to the progress in the instructional program, and work with them in helping them set and meet educational needs and goals… Show more Supervise and train 30 inmate students in the principles, practices, and techniques of masonry occupations. Budget and account for the operation of the masonry program. Prepare, evaluate, and revise course material. Plan, assign, and supervise work, maintain control and discipline in the classroom. Prepare a course of study and daily lesson plans. Counsel students as to the progress in the instructional program, and work with them in helping them set and meet educational needs and goals. Participate in program evaluations and audits, Trade Advisory Committee meetings, Accreditation Leadership Committee, and accreditation visiting team member. Journeyperson work experience in the appropriate subject specialty and knowledge of methods, materials, tools, machines, equipment, and safety principles involved in the field of specialty; work effectively with other disciplines; read and use drawings and sketches; estimate and order supplies; analyze situations accurately and take effective action; maintain fair and firm discipline; and keep records and prepare reports. Possession of valid California Teaching Credentials which authorizes to teach on a full-time basis vocational courses in the appropriate subject specialties. Show less