Corrections Training

A powerful way to increase learning based on real incidents is to not only study what you do see but to envision what you might have seen

Follow these steps to prioritize officer safety and facility security

As correctional professionals, you must recognize those inmates who require protective custody

Five key factors make up the mission of security threat group intelligence gathering operations in a correctional setting

Preserving evidence is critical for a successful prosecution

Always maintain a position of control and advantage over an inmate

Download Corrections1's guide to help your agency minimize risk and improve both officer and inmate safety during transport operations

Intelligence gathering provides a more informed perspective when monitoring an inmates' contacts and activities in their daily incarcerated lives

The first 72 hours of custody is a critical period for those inmates who may be vulnerable to a suicide attempt

One of the biggest fights you’ll have is with yourself

Regardless of the advancements in jail technology, working in corrections means you have to deal with people — which is the most fulfilling part of the job

Burnout is not a cliché. There is a lot behind the word — and correctional officers, from the newbies to the veterans, should know more about it

The most effective way to win a battle is to avoid it by knowing what to look for ahead of time

Why are we not using handcuffs the way they were designed?