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69 Cards in this Set
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What are the principles of equality |
D-isability R-ace G-ender reassignment R-eligion / belief A-ge M-arriage / civil partnership P-regnancy / maternity S-ex S-exhale orientation |
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What are the three prison rules for searching lawful orders? |
71/YOI 75 - searching of civilians and staff 64/YOI 69 - gives governors extra powers to search officers 41/YOI 46 - gives powers to search prisoners |
FMI |
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F.M.I - targets |
criminal attitudes Impulsivity Problem solving Perspective taking Taking responsibility for the future Setting + achieving goals |
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What are the three blood borne viruses |
Hepatitis c Hepatitis b HIV |
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What must you first do when receiving your radio and checking it’s ok |
Book on the net and ask for a call sign and radio check |
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Name 5 of the corruption activities |
Staff assisting escape Blackmail Assisting with brining prohibited items in Theft Sexual activity’s with prisoners |
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What items 5 items you shouldn’t bring into a prison? |
Any offensive weapons Drugs Alcohol Tobacco Electronic devices |
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Misconduct in a public office? |
Failing to stop an assault Giving information to the media Giving details on planned searches Falsifying documents Bribery/blackmail |
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How can you avoid corruption? |
Be friendly but not to friendly Remember boundaries Seek support Report mistakes Know the signs |
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How can you report corruption |
Report to a line manager Report to the CPU Report to the local corruption prevention manager Report to the regional corruption prevention manager Tell someone you trust in confidence |
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What will happen when corruption is reported? |
The local corruption manager holds all reports of alleged corruption and and evaluate the information and hold a meeting with other members of staff involved in corruption prevention to decide how to deal with the matter |
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What do you need to disclose to HMPPS? |
Secondary employment Serious financial difficulties Convictions prior to joining and whilst in service Personal relationship factors outside a work environment that may effect your duties |
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What form do you fill in for any conflict of interests you may have |
CPIR |
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What should you do and not do on social media |
Do not expose to everyone on line that you work for HMPPS Do not make derogatory comments about staff, prisoners and anyone else you come in contact with Do not accept a serving or ex prisoner on line as a friend Change you password regularly |
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HMPPS principles? |
Work in close partnership Obtain best values using resources Promote equality and diversity Ensure all staff have the right leadership and support |
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Name the three things you need to do when completing a roll check |
Check the wing roll board Complete a roll check getting a positive response from each prisoner Contact COMs with numbers |
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What is physical security |
Physical security is static features that form part of the establishment |
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What is dynamic security? |
Dynamic security is checking things are secure by looking around and checking everything is ok |
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What is the safer custody PSI |
PSI 64/2011 |
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Staff exercise their duty of care by? |
Positive role model Good record keeping Supporting victims Reward good behaviour Challenging inappropriate behaviour |
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What must a P.O contribute to |
Reduce distress, fear anxiety and violence Improving quality of life Provide positive care and support to prisoners Professional working relationships Positive role modelling |
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What do we provide to keep prisoners safe |
A safe environment Decent conditions Access to services |
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Duties of equalities act 2010 |
Eliminate unlawful discrimination harassment and victimisation Provide equal opportunity Foster good relations |
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The 4 drug groups |
Upper Psychedelic hallucinogenic Downers Mixtures |
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Transport arrangement? |
F2005 |
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Cell search document? |
F78 |
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Observation book |
F2060 |
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Bedwatch log |
F2052a |
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Care record |
F2050 |
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Movement book |
F1352 |
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CSRA |
Cell Sharing Risk Assessment |
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What PSI is to do with categorisations |
PSI 09/2015 |
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E-list categorisation? |
E - list escort E - list standard E - list heightened |
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Colour of a E - list prisoners jump suit? |
Yellow + blue |
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Category A escape risks? |
Standard Heightened Exceptional |
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Procedural security? |
A specific procedure put in place to support physical security measures around the establishment |
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Examples of procedural security |
Searching prisoners Roll checks Searching visitors Looking up and unlocking prisoners Vehicle searching |
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Terrorist threat levels |
Normal Heightened Exceptional |
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Category A prisoners? |
Prisoners whose escape would be dangerous to the public or the police or the security of the state and for whom the aim must be to escape impossible. |
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Category B prisoners? |
Prisoners for whom the very highest conditions of security are not necessary but for whole escape must be made very difficult |
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Category C prisoners? |
Prisoners who cannot be trusted in open conditions but who do not have the resources and will to make a determined escape attempt |
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Category D prisoners |
Prisoners who present a lot risk who can reasonably be trusted in open conditions and for whom open conditions are appropriate |
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Women categories? |
Category A Restricted status Closed conditions Open conditions |
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Definition of escape |
Escapes involves a prisoner absenting himself from prison custody without lawful authority by overcoming a physical security restraint such as fences, locks, bolts and bares a secure vehicle or handcuffs |
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Definition of abscond |
Abscond involves a prisoner absenting himself/herself from prison custody without lawful authority and without overcoming physical security restraint (usually open prisons) |
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E list Review |
E - list prisoners should be reviewed by a manager at a maximum of every 35 days |
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Why consider a prisoner for E - list? |
Escape related intelligence Find of escape related equipment PER warning markers for escape History of escape Indication of increased risk of escape on redemption |
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Betari box? |
Back (Definition) |
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Equality wrong doing PSI |
PSI 212013 |
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When should a AFC be completed |
DAILY!!! |
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The four guiding principles in use of for? |
Necessary Reasonable Proportionate No more than necessary |
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Human rights act Three measures relating to use of for? |
Right to life Prohibition from torture, inhuman or degrading treatment The right to respect for private and family life |
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What are the 4 relevant laws relating to use of force? |
Human rights act 1998 Criminal law 1967 Common law Rule 47/YOI rule 50 |
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What is PSI 1600? |
Prison officers can use force for lawful orders, to prevent escape or to stop an assault but are equipped with training to deal with confrontation and should only use force when necessary |
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What is LSS |
Local security strategy is the core frame work the each prison will use to identify risks |
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Risk control H&S |
Eliminate it Reduce it Isolate it Control it Protect the person Do nothing |
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Equality statement? |
HMPPS is committed for fairness for all. We treat our staff properly and ensure equality opportunity. We deliver our service fairly and respond to individual needs. We insist on respect and decent behaviour from staff and with others whom we work. We recognise that discrimination, harassment and bullying can nevertheless occur and we take prompt and appropriate action whenever we discover them! |
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HMPPS Statement |
HMPPS serves the public by keeping those in custody committed by the courts. Our duty is to look after them with humanity and teach them to lead law abiding lives in custody and after release |
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What act relates to H&S at work? |
Health and safety at work act 1974 |
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What is NSF? |
The source document that provides prisons information and guidance needed to maintain high levels of security and to proven escape |
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5 security functions in NSF |
Vetting External escorts Searching Control and order Visits |
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Coloured codes for cleaning? |
Yellow - showers and restrooms Red toilets Green for kitchens Blue for anything else |
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What is a DIS1 |
Placing a prisoner on report |
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What is a DIS1 |
Placing a prisoner on report |
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What is a DIS2 |
Giving information of the adjudication process |
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When should a adjudication take place? |
The following day |
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How long before an adjudication takes place should a prisoner be given a DIS2 |
no less than 2 hours before |
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What are the 4 IEP levels |
Entry Basic Standard Enhanced |
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What document is completed to open a ACCT |
Concern and keep safe form |
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