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New Approaches to Staff Safety
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New Approaches to Staff Safety
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Author(s)
Thornton, Robert L.
Shireman, John H.
Source(s)
Personal Development Consultants, Inc. (Tacoma, WA)
National Institute of Corrections (Washington, DC)
Sponsor(s)
National Institute of Corrections (Washington, DC)
Details
Published 1993.
73 pages.
Related Topics
Occupational safety
(Personnel)
Parole probation training
(Personnel)
Security
(Administration)
Use of force
(Administration)
This document is designed to assist community corrections agencies and trainers in evaluating their training needs relating to staff safety. The monograph specifies specific safety training needs areas, legal issues in safety training, research on the most effective training techniques, and resources in the respective safety training areas. Topics covered include: use of force, crisis prevention, firearms training, canine use, transporting offenders, self-defense training, handcuffing, contraband management, and electronic monitoring.
Accession Number: 018444
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