In this role you will Control the daily operations of a business unit (including commercial units where relevant) within a Correctional Centre. Supervise prisoners on a daily basis and actively participate in their rehabilitation through work and program activities and monitor and maintain the security of the correctional centre.
The primary accountabilities of the Trade Instructor include:
Supervise the behaviour and activities of prisoners on a daily basis in accordance with the centre/facility's routine
Develop productive relationships with staff, management, professionals, police and other agencies
Assist in the rehabilitation of prisoners by participating in or overseeing their work or activities and contributing to case management functions within the centre
Identify prisoners who may be at risk and advise relevant staff in a timely manner
Interact with prisoners and respond to their needs through the provision of services in an appropriate manner within relevant guidelines and rules
Encourage prisoners to participate in programs to maximise their opportunities for rehabilitation
Report details or incidents and behaviour of prisoners for the purpose of the sentence management process
Participate in the reception, induction and discharge of prisoners in accordance with procedures
Assess prisoner needs prior to action and giving consideration to traditional cultural values
Prepare reports on relevant activities and maintain appropriate records
Perform other administrative duties as required
Monitor and maintain the dynamic and static security requirements of the correctional centre or facility, reporting any unusual behaviours or occurrences which could result in a breach of security
Undertake searches and perform escort duties of prisoners both within the centre and externally when required
Ensure you respond to emergency or security breaches in accordance with prescribed procedures and processes
Prepare and submit accurate incident reports/ statements/ records concerning notifiable incidents
Identify and respond appropriately to potential security risks and illegal activity
Provide reports concerning equipment damage, defects or loss and maintain accurate administration records
Restrain and control non-compliant prisoners in accordance with policies and guidelines and ensure participate in annual training in control and restraint to maintain competence
Participate in all training as directed by the Agency including the ongoing maintenance and current competence of all qualifications including, but not limited to Certificate III in Correctional Practice (Custodial) and other annual training requirements
Maintain a professional appearance at all times by wearing the QCS issued uniform in accordance with Agency uniform standards
Comply with all QCS policy, procedures and legislation including the applicable Code of Conduct
Provide training to prisoners in relation to workshop and/or industry activities
Coordinate and schedule prisoner activities to achieve quality and production targets
Implement and maintain prisoner employee induction processes
Oversee and guide prisoners in the production of a variety or goods and services
Liaise with centre management staff in relation to the employment of prisoners in the industries area
Contribute to the provision of a safe environment for prisoners and staff by ensuring safe operating practices are adhered to
Assist in the preparation of an operational plan, budget estimates and the effective budget management for industries financial resources
Actively participate in procurement processes and stock control procedures
Applications to remain current for 12 months.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License.