Shift Supervisor in Charge of Training
$23.76 - $28.21 per hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$23.76 - $28.21 per hour
About the role
- Problem solving, planning and prioritizing
- Public speaking
- Communication skills - written and verbal
- Information gathering and monitoring
- Flexibility, adaptability, teamwork and customer service orientated
- Microsoft Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPointRequirementsThe Shift Supervisor in Charge of Training shall assume the following job responsibilities:
- Supervises Security Monitors on shift.
- Plans, conducts, and facilitates organizational trainings according to contract.
- Ensures staff will be provided 20 hours of annual training on required topics.
- Ensures staff receive 40 hours of training on duties and responsibilities prior to working with federal residents.
- Conducts and documents OJT for newly hired staff prior to being placed on shift without supervision.
- Ensure training is documented with the training topics, date, time, and participants placed in each staff member's respective training file.
- Recommends disciplinary action for employee violations.
- Monitor facility grounds and equipment to ensure they are free from hazard and reports faulty equipment for immediate repair.
- Reviews files, various logs and tasks to ensure accuracy.
- Conduct urinalysis and Breathalyzer tests as needed.
- Conduct resident counts as needed.
- Monitor resident movement and ensure sign in/sign out procedures are being completed correctly and in compliance with contract.
- Conducts audits to ensure, documents, logs and reports are being completed accurately and in compliance with contract.
- Delegate tasks to Security Monitors such as random Breathalyzer, random room searches, pat searches and walk through.
- Oversee shift operations.
- Participate in the hiring process for Security Monitors if needed.
- Supervise and train Security Monitors on RRC and BOP policies and procedures.
- Assist in creating the staff schedule if needed and forward vacation/sick leave requests.
- Ensure all security posts are manned and personnel is alert and on task.
- Supervise/lead fire drills.
- Assist with staff evaluations if needed.
- Be able to perform all Security Monitor duties as needed.
- Counsel and develop Security Monitor if/when needed.
- Inform Program Director and/or Assistant Director of any issues or concerns regarding the facility.
- Ensures information is passed down daily to the next shift.
- Must be available to work any shift any time any day.
- Local travel may be required.
- Complete all annual training required by contract.
- Complies with federal, state and local laws and regulations.
- Ensures rest and meal breaks are taken in accordance with California law.
- Reports any violation of company policy, employee handbook Standards of Conduct, etc...Perform other tasks as assigned.
- Failure to submit a fully completed application and current resume may result in your removal from the process. This includes, but is not limited to, failing to complete your address, contact information, or employment history.
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