823.2 Who is Eligible to Oversee Incarcerated Crews - Revision history

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	Only employees who have attended the Missouri Department of Corrections ~~(MDOC)~~ annual training program will be allowed to oversee incarcerated crews. In addition to required ~~MDOC~~ training, the following guidelines will be followed in determining who is eligible to oversee incarcerated crews.		'''Only employees who have attended the Missouri Department of Corrections annual training and certification program will be allowed to oversee incarcerated crews. Employees must submit to and pass an annual background investigation.''' In addition to required MoDOC training, the following guidelines will be followed in determining who is eligible to oversee incarcerated crews.
			* Employees assigned to oversee incarcerated crews must be an intermediate maintenance worker or above.
			* Maintenance workers, permanent part-time employees, and temporary part-time retirees, who are MoDOC trained may, under the direct guidance of a trained, experienced intermediate maintenance worker or above, oversee incarcerated crews for the purposes of cross- training and employee development. Seasonal and other wage employees will <u>not</u> be allowed to over-see incarcerated crews.
			* Employees on modified duty assignment may oversee incarcerated crews provided they are MoDOC trained and intermediate maintenance worker or above job title. Suitability of an employee for this type of modified duty assignment will be determined on a case-by-case basis with District Engineer approval.
			* Responsibility for overseeing incarcerated crews will be a voluntary assignment, except when there are not enough volunteers available within the area. In the case of a mandatory job assignment, all maintenance employees in the area, who are MoDOC certified and an intermediate maintenance worker or above (Grade 3-8), will be assigned the task of overseeing incarcerated crews on a rotating basis.
			* At their discretion, District Engineers may designate certain maintenance positions (i.e., intermediate maintenance worker) <u>as being primarily assigned to</u> overseeing incarcerated crews.
			* The State Maintenance Director must approve waivers of these guidelines.

	~~:*Employees assigned to oversee incarcerated crews should be an intermediate maintenance worker or above.~~		[[Category:823 Incarcerated Personnel Work Release Program]]

	:*A maintenance worker, who is MDOC trained may, under the direct guidance of a trained, experienced intermediate maintenance worker, oversee incarcerated crews for the purposes of cross-training and employee development. In these instances, the intermediate maintenance worker should regularly visit the work site.

	:*Permanent part-time employees and temporary part-time retirees of intermediate maintenance worker and above may oversee incarcerated crews. However, seasonal and other wage employees will not be allowed to oversee incarcerated crews.

	:*Employees on modified duty assignment may oversee incarcerated crews provided they are MDOC trained and intermediate maintenance worker or higher job title. Suitability of an employee for this type of modified duty assignment will be determined on a case-by-case basis.

	~~:*No more than eight inmates, and no less than two, will be assigned to a crew.~~

	:*Responsibility for overseeing incarcerated crews will be a voluntary assignment, except when there are not enough volunteers available within the area. In the case of a mandatory job assignment, all maintenance employees in the particular area, who are MDOC trained and an intermediate maintenance worker or above, will be assigned the task of overseeing incarcerated crews on a rotating basis.

	~~:*At their discretion, districts may designate certain maintenance positions (i.e., intermediate maintenance worker) as being primarily assigned to overseeing incarcerated crews.~~

	~~:*The state maintenance engineer must approve waivers of these guidelines.~~


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Only employees who have attended the Missouri Department of Corrections (MDOC) annual training program will be allowed to oversee incarcerated crews. In addition to required MDOC training, the following guidelines will be followed in determining who is eligible to oversee incarcerated crews.

:*Employees assigned to oversee incarcerated crews should be an intermediate maintenance worker or above.

:*A maintenance worker, who is MDOC trained may, under the direct guidance of a trained, experienced intermediate maintenance worker, oversee incarcerated crews for the purposes of cross-training and employee development. In these instances, the intermediate maintenance worker should regularly visit the work site.

:*Permanent part-time employees and temporary part-time retirees of intermediate maintenance worker and above may oversee incarcerated crews. However, seasonal and other wage employees will not be allowed to oversee incarcerated crews.

:*Employees on modified duty assignment may oversee incarcerated crews provided they are MDOC trained and intermediate maintenance worker or higher job title. Suitability of an employee for this type of modified duty assignment will be determined on a case-by-case basis.

:*No more than eight inmates, and no less than two, will be assigned to a crew.

:*Responsibility for overseeing incarcerated crews will be a voluntary assignment, except when there are not enough volunteers available within the area. In the case of a mandatory job assignment, all maintenance employees in the particular area, who are MDOC trained and an intermediate maintenance worker or above, will be assigned the task of overseeing incarcerated crews on a rotating basis.

:*At their discretion, districts may designate certain maintenance positions (i.e., intermediate maintenance worker) as being primarily assigned to overseeing incarcerated crews.

:*The state maintenance engineer must approve waivers of these guidelines.

[[Category:823 Incarcerated Personnel Work Release Program|823.02]]