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The Correctional Workshop Specialist will be responsible for supervising inmates in vocational workshop environments such as carpentry, chair assembly, and garment making, in a correctional facility. The position requires teaching inmates fundamental work and life skills that are valuable to gain employment upon their release.Major Duties and Responsibilities:- Prepare and implement vocational and career development programs, curriculums, and lesson plans for inmates.- Provide guidance, coaching, and leadership to incarcerated individuals to help them develop vital work and life skills.- Provide instruction to inmates regarding the proper and safe use of tools, machines, and materials.- Monitor the work progress of inmates, check quality, and completeness of work, and assign duties as appropriate.- Promote the safe and efficient use of equipment, tools, and materials.- Foster a safe and nurturing work environment for the inmates.- Maintain records related to inmates' progress in the workshop, as well as track measurable outcomes.- Maintain accurate inventory records for equipment, tools, and supplies.- Order necessary supplies and tools for the workshop.- Ensure that the workshop is clean, secure and maintained to proper standards.- Identify inmates interested in advanced training or apprenticeship programs.- Communicate with correctional supervisors and counseling staff to communicate inmates' progress and make recommendations for additional services.

I work as an armed security patrol officer checking on a variety of different contracts making sure that there is no criminal activity or client policies and rules being broken.

Started out as an officer and proceeded to work my way up the chain of command as a Corporal, Sergeant and Lieutenant. As a Lieutenant I was in charge of the day-to-day operations directly concerning the Sergeants and Corporals.