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BCOT EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 100% CORRECT!!, Exams of Safety and Fire Engineering

Once charged, when must an employee report the offense to their supervisor/manager? - ANSWERimmediately upon returning to work or within 24 hours, whichever is sooner. What are the 3 main examples of motor vehicle offenses that may result in immediate suspension or revocation of the employees drivers license? - ANSWERDWI, DUI, Speeding 55 MPH and over 15

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BCOT EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
100% CORRECT!!
Once charged, when must an employee report the offense to their
supervisor/manager? - ANSWERimmediately upon returning to work or within 24
hours, whichever is sooner.
What are the 3 main examples of motor vehicle offenses that may result in
immediate suspension or revocation of the employees drivers license? -
ANSWERDWI,
DUI,
Speeding 55 MPH and over 15 MPH over the posted speed limit
Name 5 different type of "Formal notice" - ANSWERarrest,
detention,
citation,
criminal summons,
civil summons,
permanent restraining order,
warrant for arrest,
order for arrest,
bill of information,
notice from DMV,
order to show cause
If a certified officer is convicted of a misdemeanor offense while employed as a
criminal justice officer, how long can their criminal justice certification be suspended?
- ANSWER3 years
from the CJ administrative code, "convicted" or "conviction" means what? (3 things) -
ANSWERverdict or finding of guilty, plea of guilty, plea of no contest/nolo contendere
although the DPS Personnel notifies the Criminal Justice Division of certified
employees criminal offenses, who is ultimately responsible for reporting? -
ANSWERthe certified officer is responsible to ensure the criminal offenses are
reported to the CJSD
define "integrity" in ancient times - ANSWERIntegrity is the putting on of armor,
building completeness, wholeness in character
the word "ethics" comes from what greek and latin term? - ANSWERgreek for
"character" and latin for "customs"
Under the secretary of Public safety, what is the responsibility of OSI? -
ANSWERoversees and conducts administrative investigations and administers the
disciplinary process to ensure corrective actions are fair, consistent, technically
accurate, and comply with the state agency policies.
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Once charged, when must an employee report the offense to their supervisor/manager? - ANSWERimmediately upon returning to work or within 24 hours, whichever is sooner. What are the 3 main examples of motor vehicle offenses that may result in immediate suspension or revocation of the employees drivers license? - ANSWERDWI, DUI, Speeding 55 MPH and over 15 MPH over the posted speed limit Name 5 different type of "Formal notice" - ANSWERarrest, detention, citation, criminal summons, civil summons, permanent restraining order, warrant for arrest, order for arrest, bill of information, notice from DMV, order to show cause If a certified officer is convicted of a misdemeanor offense while employed as a criminal justice officer, how long can their criminal justice certification be suspended?

  • ANSWER3 years from the CJ administrative code, "convicted" or "conviction" means what? (3 things) - ANSWERverdict or finding of guilty, plea of guilty, plea of no contest/nolo contendere although the DPS Personnel notifies the Criminal Justice Division of certified employees criminal offenses, who is ultimately responsible for reporting? - ANSWERthe certified officer is responsible to ensure the criminal offenses are reported to the CJSD define "integrity" in ancient times - ANSWERIntegrity is the putting on of armor, building completeness, wholeness in character the word "ethics" comes from what greek and latin term? - ANSWERgreek for "character" and latin for "customs" Under the secretary of Public safety, what is the responsibility of OSI? - ANSWERoversees and conducts administrative investigations and administers the disciplinary process to ensure corrective actions are fair, consistent, technically accurate, and comply with the state agency policies.

every employee of NCDPS shall have the affirmation obligation to report, directly and WITHOUT UNDUE DELAY any and all information concerning conduct which the know or should reasonably know to involve corrupt or other criminal activity or conflict of interest - ANSWERObligation to Report the CONSCIOUS OR RECKLESS DISREGARD of the consequences of ones acts or omissions - ANSWERDeliberate Indifference what are the 2 leading issues resulting in employe misconduct? - ANSWERUndue Familiarity and Social Media/Inappropriate Use of State Computers What are some challenges of decision making? - ANSWERpeer pressure, the stress of the workplace, personal challenges such as financial problems, marital problems, etc. when may an officer use DEADLY FORCE - ANSWERprevent escape of a convicted felon prevent or stop a life threatening assault on themselves or another person, prevent escape of a pre-trial detainee awaiting felony charges when may an officer NOT use DEADLY FORCE - ANSWERto solely protect state property or ensure compliance with a lawful order that does not implicate personal safety when may an officer NOT use DEADLY FORCE when dealing with ESCAPES - ANSWERagainst a misdemeanor escapee, pretrial detainee awaiting misdemeanor charges, when is DEADLY FORCE authorized for an inmate with a misdemeanor? - ANSWERwhere there is imminent threat of death or serious bodily injury presented what faith groups are listed under the Prisons Religion Practices Guide and Reference Manual? - ANSWERAmerican Indian, aquarian christine curch universal, asatru, assemblies of yahweh, buddhism, christian, hindu, Hebrew israelite, house of yahweh, islam, judaism, messianic judaism, moorish science temple, rastafarian, Wiccan where do most civil action lawsuits take place? - ANSWERfederal court

what is the procedure for inspection and distribution of personal mail? - ANSWERincoming personal mail is opened and inspected for contraband prior to delivery to inmate what is the procedure for inspection and distribution of legal mail? - ANSWERlegal mail will be opened in the presence of the inmate and opened by the correctional officer define Censorship - ANSWERwithholding of mail for reasons related to prison security what are the allowed religious practices? - ANSWERbibles, pamphlets, prayer rugs, head coverings, fasting and other religious practices what religious practices are NOT allowed? - ANSWERsnakes, poison herbs, spiders, and other religious materials of this sort do inmates have a right to visitation? - ANSWERno, visitation is a privilege and allowed under reasonable time, place, and manner describe a "routine search" - ANSWERa routine search is a pat and frisk search with the subject clothed what are correctional officers legally required to do to ensure an inmates right to medical treatment is protected? - ANSWERwhenever an inmate becomes ill or injured, steps must be take to provide medical services what amendment does the inmates "right" to medical care derive from? - ANSWERthe 8th amendment what are some incidents where a CO may have to testify? - ANSWERviolation of inmates rights (excessive force) undue familiarity with inmate (sexual misconduct) any incident or alleged incident what is the first action to take when receiving or releasing a firearm? - ANSWERClear and inspect what is the primary handgun safety? - ANSWERfinger off the trigger and outside the trigger guard when the shotgun is oriented in a normal shooting position, how is the safety turned to "off" - ANSWERthe safety is off when pushed to the left if carrying a shotgun, an officer should not allow an inmate to get any closer than - ANSWER20 yards if carrying a handgun, an officer should not allow an inmate to get any closer than - ANSWER4 yards

handgun maximum range is - ANSWER1 mile shotgun maximum range is - ANSWER1/3 mile what are the three ballistic factors officers must consider before firing a firearm? - ANSWERdistance, penetration, ricochet what is the Cardinal Safety Rule - ANSWERif there is the slightest risk of hitting an INNOCENT BYSTANDER, officers must NOT fire even though it means the escape of an inmate what equipment must officers use when on the range? - ANSWERhearing protection and eye protection what equipment must officers use when shooting low limited on the range? - ANSWERsafety vest abdominal pain, fatigue, nausea, headaches, constipation are all symptoms of - ANSWERlead poisoning to charge a handgun, pull back on the - ANSWERslide what is a .40 S&W maximum affect range? - ANSWER50 yards what side is the holster worn on? - ANSWERstrong side for a one-hand grip, firmly place the webbing of the strong hand against the - ANSWERtang what is the name of the TAP/RACK/READY procedure? - ANSWERimmediate action drill when aiming down the barrel, where do you focus? - ANSWERfront sight what is a sudden and transient burst of light that occurs when a weapon fires? - ANSWERmuzzle flash what are used for low intensity light vision? - ANSWERRODS what is the fire triangle? - ANSWERoxygen, heat, fuel what are the different fire classifications? - ANSWERA,B,C,D,K what does PASS stand for when extinguishing a fire? - ANSWERpull, aim, squeeze, sweep what is the number one priority in an emergency situation? - ANSWERprotection of the general public

resolve deactivate define "riot" - ANSWERgroup activity that threatens the security, safety, or normal operations of the facility what are the 2 basic causes of prison riots? - ANSWERPrison and public what are the 3 major responsibilities of a correctional officer in the prevention of prison riots? - ANSWERobservation report and communicate maintain security where do prison fires often occur? - ANSWERin buildings that are intentionally designed to confine their occupants and therefore are difficult to evacuate what does RACE stand for? - ANSWERrescue, alarm, contain, extinguish what is a key element in saving lives in a bomb threat situation? - ANSWERthe response time from the initial actual call to evacuation during a fire, what order are floors evacuated? - ANSWERfloor where fire is first floor above the fire floor below the fire NC General Statute 14.27.31 states that... - ANSWERintercourse consent is NO defense NC Department of Public Safety has what type of policy for sexual relations with an inmate? - ANSWERzero tolerance what are some inmate profile issues? - ANSWERpredators appearance crimes age motive self image snitch what sort of punishment is a result of sexual relations with an inmate? - ANSWERclass E felony and between 15 and 63 months in prison what is undue familiarity? - ANSWERinmates know your personal business what is familiarity? - ANSWERinmates habits demeanor behavior what is the first line of defense for preventing sexual abuse? - ANSWERstaff to staff relationships

what is our duty to report? - ANSWERduty to report through the chain of command findings of sexual relations between inmates and staff what are some characteristics of staff that may lead to engaging in undue familiarity?

  • ANSWERlow self esteem job dissatisfaction personal problems at home fear rescuer syndrome isolation attention caregivers what are some strategies to prevent undue familiarity? - ANSWERalign yourself with staff and show respect no first names recognize "over-friendly" behavior never accept gifts, letters, phone calls talk with other staff when noticing warning signs do not do favors recognize level of personal stress do not ignore inappropriate inmate behavior have pride in your job what is a Security Risk Group? - ANSWERany group of inmates meeting validation criteria whose common goal is to engage in illegal activities that threaten to undermine the operation of the prison what is a Security Risk Member? - ANSWERan inmate validated as a member of a validated Security Risk Group what is described as being considered a "gang" - ANSWERan organization, association, or group of three or more persons that has one or more of its primary activities as committing one or more felonies Which Security Risk Group has the FBI identified as being the most violent street gang in the US? - ANSWERMS- where did the Hispanic SRG MS-13 originate? - ANSWEREl Salvador where does the Hispanic SRG Surenos originate? - ANSWERSouthern California Who are the Hispanic SRG Surenos rival counterparts? - ANSWERNortenos of Northern California which Hispanic SRG identifier includes a huelga bird? - ANSWERNortenos what is the nickname for Pelican Bay State Prison? - ANSWERWhite House

vendor/contractor what is fitness? - ANSWERones ability to carry out daily tasks with vigor and alertness without undue fatigue what is wellness? - ANSWERthe dynamic process of becoming aware of, taking responsibility for, and making choices that directly contribute to ones well being what are the 3 elements of your health? - ANSWERphysical mental social what percent of heart attacks happen at rest? - ANSWERover 90% what are some steps to take in order to have simple exercise? - ANSWERinstead of the elevator, take the stairs don't park near the door, park far and walk Stand rather than sit sit up rather than lie down ride a bike walk briskly use body power exercise during commercial breaks what is the proper procedure for performing chest compressions? - ANSWERpush straight down at least 2 inches at a rate of 100-120 bpm what is the proper procedure for performing breaths? - ANSWERgive 2 breaths, blow for 1 second each what are the 5 steps (in order) of the Chain of Survival? - ANSWERearly recognition early CPR rapid AED use effective advanced care coordinated care afterward when is it okay to stop giving chest compressions? - ANSWERan AED arrives another person with more advanced training has arrived you are too tired to continue the scene becomes unsafe the person starts responding if a person is choking and they stop responding, what is your next immediate action?

  • ANSWERbegin CPR what is the distance for a Reactionary Gap? - ANSWER5-7 feet what is the benefit of having Relative Positioning Zones? - ANSWERthey provide for easier and tactical movement around a person while maintaining balance and stance utilizing the patterns of movement

what pressure point is located at the bottom of the neck? - ANSWERjugular notch what pressure point is located below the ear and behind the jaw? - ANSWERmandibular angle what pressure point is located directly below the jaw line? - ANSWERhypoglossal nerve what pressure point is located above the collar bone? - ANSWERclavicle notch what pressure point is located above the back of the calf? - ANSWERtibial nerve what pressure point stretches from the shoulder to the neck? - ANSWERsupra scapular nerve what pressure point is located between the shoulder and the pectoral muscle? - ANSWERbrachial plexus tie-in what should you do to prevent positional asphyxiation? - ANSWERclosely observe and monitor inmates physical and emotional condition if an inmate is handcuffed behind their back and lying face down, immediately roll them to the side and/or to a sitting, then standing position can be an indication of what? - ANSWERthe inmate is suffering from positional asphyxiation in reference to relative positioning, zone 2 is referred to as what position? - ANSWERthe interview in reference to relative positioning, zone 4 is referred to as what position? - ANSWERthe escort what is the purpose of pressure points? - ANSWERthey are used to control levels of inmates resistance Which of the following is a characteristic of a prison Fire? - ANSWERmost prison fires are intentionally set by inmates A key element to saving lives in a bomb threat is the _____ from the initial call to evacuation - ANSWERtime who is responsible for evacuating bed ridden patients during a prison emergency? - ANSWERmedical staff which of the following is the correct order of the five phases of the tactical plan of emergency preparedness procedure? - ANSWERLocate, isolate, evacuate, resolve, deactivate what is the most affective way of dealing with any prison emergency situation? - ANSWERPrevention

hindrance of the administrative remedy procedure will guarantee an offender victory in a civil lawsuit in federal court - ANSWERfalse what is a reason to read an offenders mail? - ANSWERthe letter is written in a foreign language which is not a reason to house an offender in Restrictive housing for administrative purposes? - ANSWERto monitor an offender who is on a hunger strike if an offender files a lawsuit claiming that unnecessary and unreasonable force was used against him. the courts will look at a precedent standard to determine the appropriateness of the force. Which of the following is NOT a component of that standard? - ANSWERthe monetary amount of any medical expenses resulting from the use of force an inmate asks you a question regarding policy. You don't know the answer, Who do you refer him to? - ANSWERthe inmates case manager what is the first thing you do in any medical situation? - ANSWERmake sure the scene is safe what is the definition of first aid? - ANSWERimmediate care that you give someone with an illness or injury before someone with more advance training arrives and takes over when you are in a situation where you are exposed to blood, what is the first thing you should do? - ANSWERimmediately wash contact area with soap and lots of water if you are in a situation where your finger becomes amputated, what should you do with the severed finger? - ANSWERwrap the finger in gauze, place the finger in a bag, then place that bag within another bag full of ice what do you do if you are bit by a spider? - ANSWERwash the bitten area with soap and water for 20 seconds what is a common reason why hostage situations arise? - ANSWERinmates want to create a change within the facility what is NOT a stop in a hostage takeover situation? - ANSWERnotify the media define transference - ANSWERability of one individual to relate to another feelings what is the most important aspect in a hostage situation? - ANSWERtime. the first 15-45 minutes are the most dangerous. what is the primary purpose of negotiations? - ANSWERthe safe release of hostages and the apprehension of all hostage takers without loss of life

if an employee of high ranking, such as the facility head, is taken hostage. Does he have authority? - ANSWERNo, any employee taken hostage loses all authority and orders can not be obeyed why can a hostage taker leave the facility? - ANSWERusing a hostage to leave the facility is not allowed according to NC law in order to protect the general public definition of culture - ANSWERaccumulated thoughts, communications, habits, attitudes, customs, institutions and beliefs of a group of people that define for them their general behavior and way of life define cultural awareness - ANSWERfoundation of communication. the ability of standing back from ourselves and becoming aware of our cultural values, beliefs and perceptions. behaviors and speech of people from different cultures may differ significantly from one another expectations is a result of which of the 4 emotional reactions in dealing with cross cultural communication? - ANSWERdisconfirmed expectations an area controlled by 2 gates or doors that do not simultaneously - ANSWERsally port how minimum of ___ fire drills must be conducted every year - ANSWER a main control area responsible for other control centers and serves as the focal point and decision making center for the institution is formally known as.... - ANSWERMaster Control Station what does PIDS stand for? - ANSWERPerimeter Intrusion Detection System how often are officers armed when in a roving patrol unit? - ANSWER24 hours a day what are the 4 parts to the expandable baton - ANSWERlong end long portion grip end grip portion which of the following is a green target area? - ANSWERforearm which of the following is a yellow target area? - ANSWERknee joint which of the following is a red target area? - ANSWERsolar plexus what are some common situations restrains may be used? when taking a medium or higher custody level inmate outside the confines of the prison facility EXCEPT... - ANSWERtransfer bus outside work details medical needs

when there is an emergency within the facility who has the authority to approve live weapons to enter the facility? - ANSWEREmergency Response Commander identify some of the locking devices used in the prison system - ANSWERAmerican lock - fences, gates, outside doors ace security lock - gun locker master lock - handcuff black box what class tools are considered hazardous and how often should they be inventoried? - ANSWERclass A inventoried daily what class tools are considered non-hazardous and how often should they be inventoried? - ANSWERClass B inventoried weekly who must approve the entry of class A tools into the facility? - ANSWEROIC must approve who is responsible for developing key and lock control procedures at each correctional facility> - ANSWERfacility head what is another informal count that takes place within the confines of the facility? - ANSWERadditional close custody count the procedures, practices, methods and techniques used to maintain control and custody of inmates and to prevent escapes, assaults, disturbances and other harmful and illegal acts by inmates is.... - ANSWERprison custodial procedures where must ladders be stored at a prison facility? - ANSWERoutside the secure perimeter unless approved by the facility head define behavior - ANSWERthe conduct of a person what are the 7 types of behaviors? - ANSWERnormal abnormal/deviant overt covert psychometer cognitive affective define society - ANSWERgroup of people that have something in common what is a factor that does NOT change behavior? - ANSWERNorms what are the 3 unauthorized forms of communication between inmates? - ANSWERkite underground kite

skywriting what is the structural fulfillment need of male facilities? - ANSWERpower what is the structural fulfillment need of female facilities? - ANSWERfamily in reference to the Motivational Theory of Needs, what is the top of the pyramid? - ANSWERself actualization what are the 2 major disabilities? - ANSWERdevelopmental disability mental illness what is NOT a consideration when observing a self injurious inmate? - ANSWERargue with them Which of the following is NOT true of the confidentiality of medical records? - ANSWERfamily members may have access to records what is one way that inmates do NOT glean information? - ANSWERincentive wage positions who is responsible for the prevention of prison suicides? - ANSWERall staff what are the two self injurious precaution levels? - ANSWERlevel 1 level 2 what 2 forms go with the self injurious precaution levels? - ANSWERDC-141 and post narrative what are some emotional disturbances in regard to mental illness? - ANSWERmood changes behavior changes eating/sleeping patterns define inmate transportation - ANSWERthe safe and secure movement of inmates from one point to another what are the 2 major responsibilities of correctional officers when transporting inmates? - ANSWERkeep inmates in custody safeguard inmates from harm all inmates other than _________ custody will be supervised by armed, certified correctional staff during transportation - ANSWERminimum two staff with one or more inmates - ANSWERclose custody one staff with one inmate two staff with two inmate - ANSWERmedium custody ratio to be determined by facility head or designee - ANSWERminimum custody

why should you wear your firearm on your left side if an inmate is riding next to you in a non security vehicle? - ANSWERinmate may try to disarm you what is NOT a responsibility of the non driving officer? - ANSWERvisual mapping of the surroundings when driving a security vehicle, where does the inmate get placed? - ANSWERin the security section of the vehicle as correctional officers, we do not have the legal authority of law enforcement, "peace" officers to ... - ANSWERmake arrests of private citizens what are the basic rules of report writing - ANSWERcomplete correct clear concise what is a report? - ANSWERstatement that gives and order telling something concerning an incident or event that has been investigated, witnessed, etc what are some techniques for conducting a routine search of an inmate? - ANSWERbe objective be systematic take your time and concentrate pay attention to the groin area be repetitive in searching body areas what are the 2 classes of contraband? - ANSWERnuisance serious define contraband - ANSWERkey weapon, tool, or other item used to escape or drugs, alcohol, gambling paraphonelia items used in an unauthorized manner 2 basic sources of contraband? - ANSWERoutside inside what are some reasons why drug urinalysis may be required - ANSWERinitial admission through an approved testing program when an inmate has previously failed a test documented reason to suspect they have used drugs what are the 3 types of individual searches? - ANSWERroutine complete body cavity who is authorized to conduct a body cavity search and who must approve the search? - ANSWERapproved medical personnel facility head

what 3 areas of the body are most susceptible to hiding contraband? - ANSWERwaist groin below the knees what are 2 reasons for conducting COMPLETE searches - ANSWERcontrol the flow of contraband maintain sanitary standards what are some common rules for conducting a complete search? - ANSWERmust be by same sex staff member search must be out of sight of others must be in a professional manner what are 4 reasons to conduct cell searches? - ANSWERprevent flow of contraband prevent violence prevent escape maintain sanitary standards how often should facility searches take place - ANSWERevery 6 months, in teams throughout that time period what are the 5 dispositions for inmate personal property inventory? - ANSWERstore contraband mailed inmate possession donated what is the most used illegal drug within the prison system? - ANSWERmarijuana when is a staff member authorized to conduct a search? - ANSWERat their own discretion for transgender inmates, who conducts the search? - ANSWERcertified male staff to male claiming inmates certified females staff to female claiming inmates define the term con game - ANSWERany form of a game that an inmate plays. there is a winner and a loser what should you do when you realize you have been conned? - ANSWERnotify your supervisor document incident what is the relationship between the quality of food and institutional security? - ANSWERthe quality of food served to inmates will directly affect unit security when in a guard tower or rover patrol, how long are these positions manned? - ANSWER24 hours a day