Corrections Lieutenant (ITO): Beaumont Correctional Center #02129

Virginia Information Technologies Agency•Goochland, VA

1d•$60,258 - $104,926•Onsite

About The Position

This position is responsible for assessing, developing, delivering, evaluating training, recording, and tracking all mandated, elective, and specialty training for all staff at the facility. The role includes supervision of assigned training staff and contributes to the administration of the performance management system. The Corrections Lieutenant also conducts ongoing inspections to maintain security, sanitation, and good order of the institution, and interacts with management, staff, visitors, inmates, and the public to ensure orderly and secure operations.

Requirements

Valid Driver's License.
Current Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) Certification.
Considerable experience in corrections or law enforcement.
Experience supervising corrections staff.
Excellent oral and written communication skills.
Demonstrated ability to read and interpret policies/procedures and effectively prepare lesson plans and instruct accordingly.
Knowledge of institutional security operations, equipment, and training techniques.

Nice To Haves

Current DCJS General Instructor Certification in at least one of the following areas: Firearms, First Aid/CPR, and Defensive Tactics Certification.
Knowledge of adult training methods.
Demonstrated ability to produce written reports using a computer.
Experience delivering training in criminal justice, corrections, or law enforcement environment, or university or equivalent training or experience.

Responsibilities

Assessing, developing, delivering, evaluating training, recording, and tracking all mandated, elective and specialty training of all staff for the facility.
Supervision of assigned training staff.
Administration of performance management system for staff.
Conducting ongoing inspections to maintain, security, sanitation, and good order of the institution.
Interacting with management, staff, visitors, inmates, and the public to maintain orderly and secure operations.