EFTA00036037.pdf
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METROPOLITAN CORRECTIONAL CENTER
NEW YORK, NEW YORK •
SPECIFIC POST ORDERS
SHU #3
THIS IS NOT AN ARMED POST
THIS IS AN OLEORESIN CAPSIUM (OC) CARRY POST
POST:
SPECIAL HOUSING UNIT OFFICER #3
EQUIPMENT:
Key Ring(s) C-27, C-28,C-30,C-31, C-32, C-33,8-32,
B-33 Radio/BA, Metal Detector
All equipment assigned to this post and will be accountable on the shift
to shift inventory form. All 24 hour equipment and key rings will be
logged into the TRUSCOPE program with type of equipment and key ring
numbers.
SHIFT:
DAY WATCH
HOURS OF DUTY:
6:00 A.M. to 2:30 P.M.
LUNCH RELIEF:
See Current Lunch relief Schedule
NORMAL ROUTINE: All Correctional Officers will report to the institution
according to their assigned work schedule. You are required to utilize
the "Staff Chit Board" whenever you enter and/or depart from the secured
perimeter of the institution
SECURITY PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED WHEN.OPERATING THE BELOW LISTED SHU
DOORS:
Door 27 and Inner Door: Both doors must always remain secured when not
being used.
They are to be opened as needed for traffic and secured
immediately. These doors are to be considered a sally port; only one
door will be open at a time unless there is an emergency.
CONTROLLED MOVES:
A Lieutenant will call a controlled move to halt all general
population movement. The controlled move is conducted to guarantee
that the inmate is closely monitored and kept separate from other
inmates.
6:00 A.M.
Report directly to the Special Housing Unit wearing the prescribed
uniform.
As the equipment is issued on a 24-hour basis, you are
required to indicate the key ring number and type of equipment accounted
for in the TRUSCORE program and sign the location inventory. Count the
keys to ensure the number of keys corresponds with the total number on
the key ring chit. Key rings must be secured to a belt by clips and a
metal chain.
December 7, 2018
Sensitive But Unclassified
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