Romano-Direction and Supervision Flashcards

1
Q

Who is the owner of Direction and Supervision?

A

Director of Personnel & Professional

Standards

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2
Q

________ is the number of persons reporting to any one supervisor.

A

Span of Control

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3
Q

__________ is the concept that at any point in time each individual in the organization has one, and only one, immediate supervisor.

A

Unity of Command

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4
Q

____________ refers to lines of communication going downward or upward within the organizational hierarchy through each successive level of command.

A

Chain of Command

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5
Q

_________ is the division of the tasks of command among the members of the various units.

A

Delegation of Authority

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6
Q

___________ is a system of succession established to ensure that leadership is available when an organization’s chief executive officer is incapacitated, off-duty, out of town, or otherwise unable to act.

A

Order of Precedence

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7
Q

Commanding Officers have authority to carry out any functions as may be deemed necessary to meet objectives, so long as these actions fall within the limits of Sheriff’s Office policy and approval of the ______.

A

Sheriff.

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8
Q

Commanding Officers are subject to the rules and regulations of the Sheriff’s Office. In addition to being Commanding Officers, they are ________ as well, and subject to those duties and responsibilities.

A

Supervisors

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9
Q

Commanding Officers shall regulate their commands so that at all times when they are absent, the command will be under the supervision of a _______ member.

A

competent

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10
Q

Commanding Officers will not look to a higher authority to initiate investigations when the subject of the complaint is within the scope of their authority and responsibility, unless the complexity or seriousness of the case warrants involvement of the ___________.

A

Internal Affairs Unit.

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11
Q

Commanding Officers shall concern themselves with the ____ and ______ of their personnel.

A

care and welfare

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12
Q

Commanding Officers shall ensure that anniversary pins are presented at ______ intervals to all employees under their command upon eligibility notification from the Personnel Division.

A

five-year

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13
Q

Commanding Officers shall conduct _____ _____staff meetings with members of their staffs.

A

regularly scheduled

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14
Q

Time limits for meetings should be set and honored and most meetings should not exceed ______.

A

one hour

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15
Q

Upon assuming or relinquishing command of their unit, commanding officers shall conduct a review of all inventory, processes, and documentation of their unit within ______.

A

within 90 days

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16
Q

Commanding Officers shall respond personally to any emergency or occurrence of a serious or unusual nature which arises within their territory or jurisdiction, unless

A

their presence at their stations would be of more value under the circumstances, in which case they shall assign a competent supervisor to take command at the scene of the emergency.

17
Q

Commanding Officers shall, whenever possible, respond to calls where members of their command are involved in ______ or _____ accidents.

A

controversy

serious

18
Q

The fact that an order has been given is not acceptable as an excuse when the order is not carried out by a __________.

A

subordinate

19
Q

Supervisors shall not perform the duties regularly assigned to their subordinates when a subordinate is available to perform them, unless they are

A

training or instructing their subordinates.

20
Q

Supervisors shall not censure or reprimand a subordinate in public or in front of _______.

A

his peers

21
Q

Supervisors shall forward immediately, through official channels, all written communications from subordinates requesting a ______ or containing a _______ or suggestion.

A

transfer

grievance

22
Q

Supervisors shall be _______ in the duties of their subordinates and shall perform these duties when the need arises.

A

proficient

23
Q

a supervisor _______ unnecessarily give orders to subordinates who are not assigned to his command.

A

shall not

24
Q

Whenever orders so given are important or require the subordinate receiving them to leave his regular post or assignment, the supervisor giving the orders shall, as soon as practical, inform the subordinate’s ______ _______ of the action taken.

A

Commanding Officer

25
Q

Order of Precedence: In the event of the absence of the Sheriff, the order of precedence for command authority is as follows:

A
Undersheriff
Director of Patrol and Enforcement
Director of Investigations and Homeland Security
Director of Personnel and Professional Standards
Director of Corrections
Director of Police Services
Chief of Patrol
Chief of Patrol Support
Chief of Special Events