Conducting Security Audits

This 36-hour training program includes 8 hours classroom instruction in auditing protocols, and real-world auditing practice at three different correctional facilities. Instruction includes guided, in-depth security analysis, facilitated by an NIC sponsored faculty member, who also acts as the team leader of a six-person team. The program is comprised of a one-day classroom session and a minimum of three days of onsite auditing of three agency facilities. Throughout the program, participants work individually, with fellow staff members leader on reviewing assigned areas of facility operations.

Prerequisites

The agency should have a willing not only to train, but to put into place a sustainable process for safety management and accountability. managing Applications will be accepted from a state correctional agency looking to develop or enhance a sound and effective security auditing program. Please use the Technical Assistance platform to apply at www.nicic.gov. The author of the submission must be at the Deputy of Operations or Commissioner level.

Learning Objectives, Goals, and Takeaways

This training program includes classroom instruction in auditing protocols and a minimum of three days of real-world auditing practice correctional facilities. There is guided, in-depth security analysis, staff engagement, policy assessment and hands on auditing of specific areas of facility operations

Target Audience

Security is everyone's business. Supervisors and Compliance staff, from various facility Divisions, engaged in direct facility operations and supervision are the target audience. In consultation with NIC , it is imperative that the participants are selected with a critical review of areas of responsibility.