Description
Have you ever worked overtime that didn’t show on your check?
Have you ever had a grievance filed on you?
Ever been sued?
Welcome to the world of the correction officer. An officer supervised 128 or more inmates by themselves. They face shanks and shivs and all manner of civilian nightmares with a radio, a big key, and a good personal attitude.
Unfortunately sometimes a correction officer needs to be able to CYA. Government logbooks are nice but having your own documentation can be comforting.
The Correction Officer Notebook is a small 5×8 notebook with forms to help you document your actions as well as lined notebook pages to let you remember what’s important.
Besides plenty of ruled note pages it holds:
- Unit Worked
- Inmate Disciplinary
- Search Logs
- Overtime Log
If you don’t CYA no one else will.
Author Note
As a Correction Academy Instructor, I teach my cadets that if its not written down, it didn’t happen. What that means is, that if its not documented you can’t use it as a defense.
I also know that sometimes you work overtime, but the paperwork never gets to the timekeeper. It is hard to get payed for overtime that is not documented.
The Correction Officer’s Notebook helps an officer keep out of trouble. This notebook is the definition of “CYA”. This is a good companion to the Ultimate Guide to Pepper Spray.
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