California Code of Regulations › Title 15 - Crime Prevention and Corrections › Division 6 - Commission on Correctional Peace Officer Standards and Training › Article 3 - Apprentices › Section 6029 - Apprenticeship Work Processes

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
Each apprentice is required to spend at least a total of
				  3,600 hours performing tasks within all work process categories combined, and
				  at least 24 qualifying months of experience as stated in Section
				  6022. The apprentice shall
				  complete at least the minimum number of hours specified below in each
				  individual work process category.
(a)
				Correctional Officer (California Department of Corrections [CDC]) Work
				Processes (2,400 hours):
(1) Maintain Security
1,000 hours.
(2) Supervision of Inmates/Noncustody
800 hours.
(3) Escorting/Transporting
200 hours.
(4) ReportWriting/Recordkeeping/ Communications
200 hours.
(5) Additional Experience covering other activities
						  related to being a Correctional Officer, but not covered under the other work
						  processes
200 hours.
(b)
				Correctional Counselor I (CDC) Work Processes (2,403 hours):
(1) Inmates Classification
1,054 hours.
(2) Report Writing
224 hours.
(3) General Counseling
402 hours.
(4) General Casework
483 hours.
(5) Court Order Service
42 hours.
(6) Additional Experience covering other activities
						  related to being a Correctional Counselor I, but not covered under the other
						  work processes
198 hours.
(c)
				Parole Agent I (CDC), Adult Parole (2,400 hours):
(1) Supervision of Parolees
600 hours.
(2) Report Writing/Record Keeping
500 hours.
(3) Investigations
600 hours.
(4) Arrests
400 hours.
(5) Additional Experience covering other activities
						  related to being a Parole Agent I, but not covered under the other work
						  processes
300 hours.
(d)
				Medical Technical Assistant, CDC (2,400 hours):
(1) Administration of Medical Treatment
700 hours.
(2) Hospital/Clinic Procedures
700 hours.
(3) Maintains Security and Discipline
300 hours.
(4) Escorting/Transporting
150 hours.
(5) Supervision of Inmates and Special Handling of
						  Unusual Inmates
200 hours.
(6) Report Writing/Record Keeping
150 hours.
(7) Additional Experience covering other activities
						  related to being a Medical Technical Assistant, but not covered under the other
						  work processes
200 hours.
(e)
				Medical Technical Assistant, CYA (2,120 hours):
(1) Searching and Securing
50 hours.
(2) Escorting and Transporting
100 hours.
(3) Supervising Wards
400 hours.
(4) Supervising Non-Ward Movements and Visitors
50 hours.
(5) Writing Reports and Correspondence
150 hours.
(6) Crisis Intervention
50 hours.
(7) Hospital Procedures/Medical Treatment
1,300 hours.
(8) Additional Assignments covering other activities
						  related to being a Medical Technical Assistant, but not covered under the other
						  work processes
20 hours.
(f)
				Firefighter, Correctional Facility (3,440 hours):
(1) Supervising Inmates
300 hours.
(2) Report Writing/Record Keeping/ Correspondence
400 hours.
(3) Orientation to Institution Programs
200 hours.
(4) Firefighter Safety
400 hours.
(5) Fire Apparatus, Driver/Operator
500 hours.
(6) Firefighting Equipment
900 hours.
(7) Fire Prevention/Investigation, Inspection
300 hours.
(8) Fire Command/Management
200 hours.
(9) Emergency Care of Sick and Injured
240 hours.
(g)
				Parole Agent I, CYA (Institution), (2,370 hours):
(1) On-the-job and Formalized Training to Youth
						  Correctional Counselors
200 hours.
(2) Monitor Casework Function of Youth Correctional
						  Counselors
500 hours.
(3) Participate in Case Conferences
300 hours.
(4) Prepare Cases for and Present Cases to the Youthful
						  Offender Parole Board
250 hours.
(5) Counsel Wards in Personal, Institutional, and Family
						  Problems
200 hours.
(6) Participate in Wards Rights Processes
100 hours.
(7) Searching and Securing
50 hours.
(8) Escorting and Transporting
50 hours.
(9) Supervising Wards
100 hours.
(10) Crisis Intervention
100 hours.
(11) Writing Reports and Correspondence
500 hours.
(12) Additional Experience covering other activities
						  related to being an institutional Parole Agent, but not covered under the other
						  work processes
20 hours.
(h)
				Parole Agent I, CYA (Field), (2,350 hours):
(1) Supervision of Parolees
900 hours.
(2) Service Provision including employment, educational,
						  and vocational assistance to parolees, counseling for parolees and their
						  families, and assistance to crime victims
450 hours.
(3) Report Writing/Record Keeping
250 hours.
(4) Investigations/Case Conference Youthful Offender
						  Parole Board (YOPB)
550 hours.
(5) Additional Experience covering other activities
						  related to being a field Parole Agent, but not covered under the other work
						  processes
200 hours.
(i)
				Youth Correctional Counselor, CYA (2,110 hours):
(1) Security and Operations
250 hours.
(2) Escorting and Transporting Wards, Equipment, and
						  Evidence
100 hours.
(3) Supervision of Groups and Individuals (Wards and
						  Public)
1,050 hours.
(4) Writing and Recordkeeping
350 hours.
(5) Professional Development
60 hours.
(6) Casework
300 hours.
(j)
				Youth Correctional Officer, CYA (2,110 hours):
(1) Security and Operations
250 hours.
(2) Escorting and Transporting Wards, Equipment, and
						  Evidence
100 hours.
(3) Supervision of Groups and Individuals (Wards and
						  Public)
1,050 hours.
(4) Writing and Recordkeeping
350 hours.
(5) Professional Development
60 hours.
(6) Casework
300 hours.
(k)
				Casework Specialist, CYA (2,770 hours):
(1) Casework Planning and Management
1,000 hours.
(2) Counseling/Crisis Intervention
500 hours.
(3) Prepare and Present Cases to the YOPB
300 hours.
(4) Writing Reports and Correspondence
800 hours.
(5) Safety and Security of Facilities and Wards
100 hours.
(6) Ward Rights Processes
50 hours.
(7) Additional Experience covering other activities
						  related to being a Casework Specialist, but not covered under the other work
						  processes
20 hours.
1. New section
				  filed 7-14-2000; operative 8-13-2000 (Register 2000, No. 28).
Note: Authority cited: Section
					 13600, Penal
					 Code. Reference: Sections
					 13600 and
					 13601, Penal
					 Code; and Sections
					 3076 and
					 3078, Labor
					 Code.