The Role and Functions of the Role of Corrections or the failure of a correctional organization (AJCJ; spring 2006). Correctional work duties have been described as the most stressful job than any other job in the criminal justice system. However, most members of society have little knowledge of the daily routine of a correctional officer or facility. That said, I will identify the roles of correctional officers, how they interact with inmates, and how they deal with the facility itself and prison administrators. Correctional Officer JobAccording to the Bureau of Labor, 2014, correctional officers are responsible for supervising individuals who have been arrested, awaiting trial, or who have been ordered to serve jail or prison time. Inside the jail or prison, correctional officers enforce the rules and regulations. They ensure security by preventing disturbances, attacks and escapes. In addition, they supervise the daily activities of the inmates, ensuring that they follow the rules. Periodically or at any time, officers conduct searches of inmates, cells and facilities. They look for contraband, unsanitary conditions, and signs of security breaches (such as prying window and door bars), resolve disputes between inmates, and impose discipline. Commanders (correctional officers) use constructive communication to enforce rules and use sanctions, which involve punishments ranging from loss of privileges to solitary confinement (Bureau of Labor, 2014). In addition to carrying out research and maintaining order...... middle of paper ...... can perform the task of prison administrator. This position is critical because there are factors to improve facilities and treatment of inmates.ReferencesCorrelates of Correctional Officer Job Stress: The Impact of Organizational Structure Lambert, Eric G; Hogan, Nancy Lynne; Allen, Reva I American Journal of Criminal Justice: AJCJ; Spring 2006; 30, 2; ProQuest Central pg. 227Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2014-15 Edition, Correctional Officers, online at http://www.bls.gov/ooh/protective-service/correctional-officers .htmStojkovic, S. and Lovell, R. (2013). Corrections: an introduction. San Diego, CA: Bridgepoint Education, IncWhat are the duties of a correctional administrator? by Shane Hall, Demand Media: http://work.chron.com/duties-correctional-administrator-17333.html

Essay / The Role and Functions of the Role of Corrections or the failure of a correctional organization (AJCJ; spring 2006). Correctional work duties have been described as the most stressful job than any other job in the criminal justice system. However, most members of society have little knowledge of the daily routine of a correctional officer or facility. That said, I will identify the roles of correctional officers, how they interact with inmates, and how they deal with the facility itself and prison administrators. Correctional Officer JobAccording to the Bureau of Labor, 2014, correctional officers are responsible for supervising individuals who have been arrested, awaiting trial, or who have been ordered to serve jail or prison time. Inside the jail or prison, correctional officers enforce the rules and regulations. They ensure security by preventing disturbances, attacks and escapes. In addition, they supervise the daily activities of the inmates, ensuring that they follow the rules. Periodically or at any time, officers conduct searches of inmates, cells and facilities. They look for contraband, unsanitary conditions, and signs of security breaches (such as prying window and door bars), resolve disputes between inmates, and impose discipline. Commanders (correctional officers) use constructive communication to enforce rules and use sanctions, which involve punishments ranging from loss of privileges to solitary confinement (Bureau of Labor, 2014). In addition to carrying out research and maintaining order...... middle of paper ...... can perform the task of prison administrator. This position is critical because there are factors to improve facilities and treatment of inmates.ReferencesCorrelates of Correctional Officer Job Stress: The Impact of Organizational Structure Lambert, Eric G; Hogan, Nancy Lynne; Allen, Reva I American Journal of Criminal Justice: AJCJ; Spring 2006; 30, 2; ProQuest Central pg. 227Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2014-15 Edition, Correctional Officers, online at http://www.bls.gov/ooh/protective-service/correctional-officers .htmStojkovic, S. and Lovell, R. (2013). Corrections: an introduction. San Diego, CA: Bridgepoint Education, IncWhat are the duties of a correctional administrator? by Shane Hall, Demand Media: http://work.chron.com/duties-correctional-administrator-17333.html

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