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PRISON STAFFING ANALYSIS

Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections PRISON STAFFING ANALYSIS A TRAINING MANUAL With STAFFING Considerations for Special Populations Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections 320 First Street, NW Washington, DC 20534 Morris L. Thigpen Director Thomas J. Beauclair Deputy Director BeLinda P. Watson Chief, Prisons Division National Institute of Corrections PRISON STAFFING ANALYSIS A TRAINING MANUAL With STAFFING Considerations for Special Populations CAMILLE GRAHAM CAMP WITH CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PATRICIA L. HARDYMAN ROBERT MAY GEORGE M. CAMP DECEMBER 2008 NIC Accession Number 022667 This document was prepared under cooperative agreement number 03P25 GIY5 from the National Institute of Corrections, Department of Justice.

Schematic Design of Two Adjacent Units Joined by a Exhibit 11. Schematic Design of Four Units Surrounding a Foyer Exhibit 13. Example of Form F: Total Staff Required and ... It demonstrates a thorough staffing analysis process built on sound policy and procedure and structured analytical methods. The manual also offers detailed guidelines for ...

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