Distinguishing Features Differs from the Juvenile Corrections Officer class series in which the work involves providing the security, control and reintegration of juvenile offenders. Differs from the Corrections Manager II class in which the work involves advanced managerial correctional work in a small institution or providing program support to a deputy secretary. Enforces all laws, rules and regulations of the Department of Corrections. Assists in administering programs to carry out agency operations and procedures. Executes directives and assignments issued by immediate supervisor.
Monitors field operations by studying and disseminating information to field supervisors.
Monitors support services. Plans and directs the work of subordinate personnel. Interviews applicants to evaluate their capabilities. Confers with the public, news media and other law enforcement agencies to establish good working relations by making personal contacts, presenting programs and relaying accurate and timely information. Plans and directs all classification and record keeping activity in a corrections institution.