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24 24  
25 25  Review Date:
26 26  
27 -11/10/2021
27 +07/18/2013
28 28  
29 29  
30 30  Sheriff Cory C. Pulsipher
31 31  
32 -Undersheriff Nate Brooksby
32 +Undersheriff Bart Bailey
33 33  
34 34  
35 35  **__TABLE OF CONTENTS__**
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56 56  1. POST: Peace Officer Standards and Training
57 57  1. UDC: Utah Department of Corrections
58 58  
59 +
59 59  **AB 04_102 __REFERENCES__**
60 60  
61 61  1. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Standards: 2000-25.
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89 89  11. F05.03.01: Function of Restraints
90 90  11. F06.02.04: Drills and Training
91 91  
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92 92  **AB 04_103 __GENERAL__**
93 93  
94 94  1. Policy:
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97 97  11. Training should be a key staff development tool.
98 98  11. Liability management should be a factor in determining training program requirements.
99 99  11. Staff should be responsible for completing their individual training requirements.
100 -11. The Training Unit should conduct an annual training needs assessment. The needs assessment should be reviewed by the division chiefs.
102 +11. The Training Unit should conduct an annual training-needs assessment. The needs assessment should be reviewed by the division chiefs.
101 101  1. Rationale:
102 102  11. Staff cannot be expected to have proper understanding or abilities for tasks for which they have not received training.
103 103  11. Comprehensive training provides a means for improving skills, capabilities, and professionalism by learning from the experiences, research, and study of others.
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104 104  11. Ensuring that training is provided for staff in those areas critical to their job performance will help in the defense of litigation.
105 105  11. Completing training requirements is considered a task assigned to every employee. Staff who fail to complete their training requirements, fail to fully meet their job expectations (Reference policy: AB 10 Corrective Action and Discipline).
106 106  
109 +
107 107  **AB 04_104 __TRAINING CREDIT__**
108 108  
109 109  1. Policy:
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114 114  1. Rationale:
115 115  11. Procedures for conferring training hours credit must be structured in order to provide fairness to all employees.
116 116  
120 +
117 117  **AB 04_105 __ORIENTATION TRAINING__**
118 118  
119 119  1. Policy:
120 120  11. Corrections Division certified officers should receive and successfully complete orientation training (i.e., CT Program) prior to engaging in their assigned tasks on a solo basis.
121 -11. Patrol Division certified officers should receive and successfully complete field training (i.e., FT Program) prior to engaging in their assigned tasks on a solo basis.
125 +11. Patrol Division certified officers should receive and successfully complete field training prior to engaging in their assigned tasks on a solo basis.
122 122  11. All staff should receive orientation training within the first year of employment which includes:
123 123  111. The WCSO's organizational structure;
124 124  111. Chain of command;
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129 129  1. Rationale:
130 130  11. Orientation training will ensure that training is conducted early in order to provide the benefits of proper training as soon as possible.
131 131  
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132 132  **AB 04_106 __ANNUAL TRAINING PLAN__**
133 133  
134 134  1. Policy:
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138 138  111. Policy review for areas of assignment or applicability;
139 139  111. Blood-borne pathogens;
140 140  111. Hazardous materials;
141 -111. Personal protective equipment (including bullet-proof vests for applicable employees);
142 -111. Legal updates.
146 +111. Personal protective equipment (including bullet-proof vests for applicable employees).
143 143  11. The annual training plan for all Corrections Division certified staff should include, but not be limited to:
144 144  111. Compliance with POST mandated annual certified training of not less than 40 hours (Utah Code 53-6-202(4)(a));
145 145  111. Firearms qualifications;
146 -111. De-Escalation tactics;
147 -111. Emergency vehicle operations, including in-car practicum every three years, for employees who operate a marked vehicle on duty (Work Crews, Transport, etc.);
150 +111. Emergency vehicle operations, including in-car practicum every three years, for employees who operate a marked vehicle on duty (i.e., Work Crews);
148 148  111. Arrest control and defensive tactics;
149 149  111. Inmate searches;
150 150  111. Religion and Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons act (RLUIPA);
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153 153  111. Inmate legal access;
154 154  111. Inmate mail and other printed material;
155 155  111. Jail suicide;
156 -111. Inmate medical and mental health access;
159 +111. Inmate medical access;
157 157  111. Prison Litigation Reformation Act (PLRA); and
158 158  111. Contingency management:
159 159  1111. Inmate evacuation;
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167 167  11. The annual training plan for all Patrol Division certified staff should address the following state requirements:
168 168  111. Compliance with POST mandated annual certified training of not less than 40 hours (Utah Code 53-6-202(4)(a));
169 169  111. Firearms qualifications;
170 -111. De-Escalation tactics;
171 171  111. Emergency vehicle operations (including in-car practicum every three years);
172 172  111. Arrest control and defensive tactics;
173 173  111. Officer involved fatalities;
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193 193  11. Training for non-certified staff provides instruction necessary to understand the special requirements and precautions involved in working in a public safety or jail environment.
194 194  11. Management training is provided to improve the supervisory, personnel, and management expertise and knowledge of supervisory, administrative, and other management staff.
195 195  
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196 196  **AB 04_107 __TRAINING RECORDS__**
197 197  
198 198  1. Policy:
199 199  11. Training sessions should be documented by:
200 200  111. A copy of the training documents used (e.g., session outline, handouts, policy cited, etc.); and
201 -111. A roster of attendance or other similar document.
204 +111. A roster of attendance or other similar document (e.g., HRN Training Record Form).
202 202  11. Training records should be maintained by the WCSO Training Unit.
203 203  11. Training records should be maintained for a minimum of the duration of the employee's employment plus four years after leaving employment with the WCSO.
204 204  11. Annual training requirements should be communicated to POST by the WCSO Training Unit.