EFTA00035872.pdf

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FY2024 
BACK 2 BASICS 
Instructor Guide 
LESSON: MANAGING HOUSING UNITS, PART II 
LENGTH: As Identified per activity 
INSTRUCTOR-TO-PARTICIPANT RATIO: As indicated for each activity 
OBJECTIVES: 
Given the content discussed in the lesson titled, "Back 2 Basics, Managing Housing Units, 
Part I," participants will be able to: 
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Conduct an area search of the housing unit 
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Conduct a cell search in a housing unit 
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Conduct a round in the housing unit 
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Conduct a bed book audit 
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Conduct a Fire and Security Check 
METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: 
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Performance-Based Evaluation 
PREREQUISITES: 
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Back to Basics, Overview and Expectations 
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Back to Basics, Managing Housing Units, Part I 
INSTRUCTOR MATERIALS: 
As indicated per activity 
STUDENT MATERIALS: 
As indicated per activity 
REFERENCES: Back to Basics, Managing Housing Units, Part I 
APPENDIX: No 
POWERPOINT: No 
RECOMMENDED INSTRUCTORS: 
Captain and/or Lieutenant as delegated plus one (1) additional supporting employee to assist in 
the oversight of individual activities. 
Back 2 Basics 
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Managing Housing Units, Part II 
EFTA00035872


FY2024 
BACK 2 BASICS 
Instructor Guide 
SPECIAL NOTES: 
The attached activities will take place in an inmate housing unit at the local facilities. 
Individual activities chosen and the desired number to conduct will vary for each institution. All 
options are at the discretion of the Warden for each respective facility. 
Managing Housing Units, Part I must be completed prior to conducting the activities identified 
in this portion of the lesson. 
PRIOR TO INSTRUCTION: 
1. Gather all critical information needed to effectively conduct the activity(ies). This includes: 
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Number of employees participating in the activity(ies). 
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Location of housing unit where activity(ies) will be conducted. 
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Location of inmates while the activity(ies) are being conducted (i.e., whether 
inmates will be relocated to a different area such as Recreation, inmates will be 
locked in their cell…
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