Corrections Officer - Entry Level & Lateral - Civil Service

Summary

No experience is required for entry. Laterals, please see the exam announcement for requirements. The Corrections Officer is a "Correctional employee" as defined under RCW 9.94.050, and as such has the powers and duties of a peace officer while acting in the supervision and transportation of prisoners, is responsible for booking, searching, and releasing prisoners; conducting security checks and maintaining security in all areas of the correction facility; writing required reports/documentation of activity; supervise meal service, visitation, recreation and work activities of inmate workers; answer telephones; take informal action to correct inmate behavior as appropriate; monitor jail access. This exam is for the purpose of establishing a certified list of candidates for a current vacancy and future employment as a Corrections Officer in the Sheriff's Office. The eligibility of successful candidates shall remain in effect for one year. See the exam announcement below.NUMBER OF VACANCIES: Two (2) Full Time.Full Salary Range (monthly):Step 1 $4,221.16 Step 2 $4,335.67 Step 3 $4,455.35 Step 4 $4,596.79 Step 5 $4,729.41 Step 6 $4,867.72 Step 7 $5,009.81SALARY & BENEFITS: Union, vacation, sick leave, paid holidays, longevity, retirement plan, and medical benefits. Starting salary: Entry Level at Step 1, $4,221.16/month., Laterals at Step 2, $4,335.67/month. to Step 4, $4,596.79/month., DOE.GENERAL MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONSMust be a citizen of the United States, a lawful permanent resident, or a deferred action for childhood arrivals recipient (RCW 41.14.100) at the time of appointment.Must speak the English language clearly, fluently, and at a normal conversational rate.Must read, write legibly, and spell correctly in the English language.Must possess a High School diploma or equivalent.Must be at least eighteen years of age at the time of appointment (21 years of age for Deputies, Court Security Officers, and Jailers).Must pass a polygraph examination to determine if the applicant is prone to violating the laws of Washington State or of the United States.Must submit to a psychological evaluation to determine the applicant's suitability for employment in the position being sought.Must cooperate in a background investigation to determine the applicant's suitability for employment in the position being sought.#J-18808-Ljbffr

Job Description

No experience is required for entry. Laterals, please see the exam announcement for requirements. The Corrections Officer is a "Correctional employee" as defined under RCW 9.94.050, and as such has the powers and duties of a peace officer while acting in the supervision and transportation of prisoners, is responsible for booking, searching, and releasing prisoners; conducting security checks and maintaining security in all areas of the correction facility; writing required reports/documentation of activity; supervise meal service, visitation, recreation and work activities of inmate workers; answer telephones; take informal action to correct inmate behavior as appropriate; monitor jail access. This exam is for the purpose of establishing a certified list of candidates for a current vacancy and future employment as a Corrections Officer in the Sheriff's Office. The eligibility of successful candidates shall remain in effect for one year. See the exam announcement below.NUMBER OF VACANCIES: Two (2) Full Time.Full Salary Range (monthly):Step 1 $4,221.16 Step 2 $4,335.67 Step 3 $4,455.35 Step 4 $4,596.79 Step 5 $4,729.41 Step 6 $4,867.72 Step 7 $5,009.81SALARY & BENEFITS: Union, vacation, sick leave, paid holidays, longevity, retirement plan, and medical benefits. Starting salary: Entry Level at Step 1, $4,221.16/month., Laterals at Step 2, $4,335.67/month. to Step 4, $4,596.79/month., DOE.GENERAL MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONSMust be a citizen of the United States, a lawful permanent resident, or a deferred action for childhood arrivals recipient (RCW 41.14.100) at the time of appointment.Must speak the English language clearly, fluently, and at a normal conversational rate.Must read, write legibly, and spell correctly in the English language.Must possess a High School diploma or equivalent.Must be at least eighteen years of age at the time of appointment (21 years of age for Deputies, Court Security Officers, and Jailers).Must pass a polygraph examination to determine if the applicant is prone to violating the laws of Washington State or of the United States.Must submit to a psychological evaluation to determine the applicant's suitability for employment in the position being sought.Must cooperate in a background investigation to determine the applicant's suitability for employment in the position being sought.#J-18808-Ljbffr