the facility control center without interference or interruptions at all times.
B9-2 Inmates are under direct supervision whenever they are allowed to work on facility telephone and other communications systems. Inmates never have access to two-way communications equipment such as radios. B9-3 An emergency lighting system provides
illumination for critical areas of the facility in the event of a power failure.
B9-4 All spaces in which mechanical systems are located are secured from unauthorized access.
B10. TOXIC/CAUSTICS CONTROL
B10-1 Material Safety Data Sheets are available to identify all toxic, caustic and flammable materials maintained in the facility.
B10-2 All toxic, caustic and flammable materials are: a. inventoried, and access to them is controlled.
b. safely stored in appropriate containers and clearly labeled.
c. utilized under staff supervision.
d. disposed of in a manner consistent with Material Safety Data Sheets, and the disposal is documented.
D-32 (Appendix B).
C1-2 Inventory forms B1 and B2 are analyzed to identify escape risks posed by: proximity and adjacencies; visibility and observation; continuity; and condition. (See directions in Appendix B) Findings are clearly
documented.
C1-3 The risks identified in C1-2 above are analyzed and, where possible, remedial steps are taken to reduce risks.
C2. FACILITY DESIGN/LAYOUT and BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
C2-1 Inventory forms B3 and B4 are completed (Appendix B).
C1-2 Inventory forms B3 and B4 are analyzed to identify escape risks posed by: proximity and adjacencies; visibility and observation; continuity; and condition. (See directions in Appendix B) Findings are clearly
documented.
C1-3 The risks identified in C2-2 above are analyzed and, where possible, remedial steps are taken to reduce risks.
C3 ENTRANCES AND EXITS IN THE SECURE PERIMETER
C3-1 Whenever there is an opening in the security perimeter, there are at least two interlocked doors or gates that create a secure "sallyport." The gates/doors have an interlock system that allow only one gate or door to be opened at a time. All vehicle gates and sallyport doors are equipped with a manual override system in case of a power outage.
C3-2 All sallyport doors are controlled from a secure area where inmates and the public have no access.
C3-3 All persons and vehicles are thoroughly searched prior to allowing entry or exit from the secure perimeter. Institutional Visitors
C3-4 All institutional visitors are screened before being allowed entry to the secure perimeter. Visitors entering the secure perimeter are:
a. the subject of an NCIC inquiry to determine their suitability for visiting.
b. asked to disclose the purpose of their visit. c. asked if they possess any firearms, ammunition, narcotics, and other contraband items.
d. required to sign in and to affirm in writing that they possess no contraband.
e. required to present one form of photo identification. f. scanned with a metal detector.
C3-5 A visitor’s log is utilized for each visitor to enter name, date, time of visit, purpose of visit and departure time from the secure perimeter. The period of retention for this log is established.
C3-6 Institutional visitors are under direct supervision by facility personnel while inside the secure perimeter. Exceptions must be approved by the warden or designee.
D-33 C3-8 No vehicle is left unattended while in the secure perimeter unless it has been disabled.
C3-9 All civilian drivers are required to stay inside their vehicle while in the secure perimeter. If it is necessary for them to exit the vehicle, the cab is secured and the keys are retained by escorting personnel.
C3-10 No civilian vendor with a split delivery load is allowed access to the secure perimeter.
C3-11 Staff responsible for escorting vehicles inside the secure perimeter do so in such a manner that it allows him/her maximum supervision over the vehicle. C3-12 Any vehicle that cannot be thoroughly searched prior to exiting the facility must remain inside the secure facility through at least two official counts. Any vehicle that remains inside the secure perimeter overnight must be rendered inoperable and enhanced security measures are employed.
C3-13 Enhanced security measures, such as closing inmates access to an area, are made whenever a concrete truck or a truck that has hydraulic lift or crane capabilities is allowed inside the secure perimeter.
C3-14 Interior and exterior vehicle gates are equipped with crash barriers that are designed to prevent large trucks from compromising the secure perimeter. C3-15 All inmates entering or exiting the secure perimeter entrances are positively identified, visually searched, scanned electronically, and a record is maintained of each inmate's name, number, date, time in and out.
C3-16 There is a duress code that ensures staff in the vehicle gate are not under duress when requesting a vehicle gate to be opened.
C4. ARMORY
C4-1 The facility maintains an armory with emergency equipment to respond to emergencies and security threats. Armories are located to address internal and external threats.
C4-2 Armories are constructed to prevent unauthorized entry.
C4-3 Armories are constructed with a sallyport entry way that is electrically controlled from a remote secure location that has camera monitoring capabilities. C4-4 The armory has limited access.
C4-5 A quarterly inventory all weapons and ammunition is conducted.