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Security Flashcards

1
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Give 3 Examples of Physical Security

A 
Walls
Ceiling
Floors
Gates
Cell Doors
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2
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Define Procedural Security

A

A specific procedure put in place to support the physical security measures around the establishment.

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3
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Give 3 Examples of Procedural Security

A 
Cell Searches
Perimeter Checks
Wall/Roof Checks
Body Searches
Visitor Checks
Letter Checks
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4
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What is a ‘Physical aid’ and Provide 3 Examples.

A

An aid to Physical Security

Keys
Duck Bills
Barbed Wire
BOSS Chairs
CCTV
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5
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What are the 3 Types of Security?

A

Physical
Procedural
Dynamic

Physical Aids

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6
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Define Dynamic Security

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Being aware of surroundings to reduce the risk of escape and create a safe environment for Staff, Prisoner and Visitors.

OR

Continually assessing situations and anticipating actions to create a safe environment

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What are the 4 Elements to Dynamic Security?

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Good Working Relationships
Constructive Regime
Secure Environment
Everything that Reduces the Desire to Escape

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8
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Define Physical Security

A

A static Feature which forms the fabrics of the establishment.

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9
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What are the 4 Categories of male prisoners?

A

A, B, C & D

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10
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Name the 4 categories for Female and Youth offender prisoners.

A

Category A
Restricted
Closed Conditions
Open Conditions

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11
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Name the 3 reasons to categorise prisoners

A

Likelihood of Escape
Risk of harm to public in the event of escape
Control issues that impact on the security and good order of the prison

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12
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Describe the differences of a prison in both Day/Night state.

A 
Day= Max Staff, engaged in constructive regime
Night= Min Staff, Prisoners secure in accommodation
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13
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What does a Cat A prisoner wear?

A

Yellow and Green, Must be Seen

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14
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What does an attempted escapee wear?

A

Yellow and Blue, where are you.

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15
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What are the 3 Escape Risk Classification

A

Escort
Standard
Heightened

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16
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Define the 3 E-List Classifications. Escort, Standard and Heightened.

A

Escort- Risk during transport
Standard- Risk In/Out of prison
Heightened- Not Cat A but pose a risk of escape.

17
Q

Define an Escape

A

A prisoner that absents himself from prison custody without lawful authority by overcoming a physical restraint.

18
Q

What’s the difference between a KPI

Escape and a Non-KPI Escape?

A

KPI- at large for over 15 mins OR commits an offence during unlawful at large.

Non-KPI- at large for less than 15 AND doesn’t commit an offence whilst unlawfully at large.

19
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Define Abscond

A

A Prisoner absenting himself from prison without overcoming physical restraints

20
Q

Define a Temporary Release Failure

A

A prison that fails to return after temporary release or have been recalled to prison due to a breach in licence conditions.

21
Q

What are the 3 levels of terrorism Response?

A

Exceptional
Heightened
Normal

22
Q

Define Normal, Heightened and Exceptional terrorism Response level?

A

Normal- Routine, Baseline security measures
Heightened- Additional protective counter-measures above normal
Exceptional- Maximum protective security measures

23
Q

When are residential handovers completed?

A 
Day staff taking over night shift
Morning to Lunch patrol
Lunch to afternoon shift
Afternoon to tea patrol
Tea to evening shift
Night staff taking over day shift

As many as are required dependent on duties.

24
Q

What’s the reason for Roll Check?

A

Establish that all prisoners are present and accounted for.

25
Q

What is an AFC?

A

Accommodation Fabric Check-

Check of integrity of accommodation including cells, offices and landing.

It is not a search.

26
Q

When are AFCs carried out?

A

High Security Estate- Daily

Non HSE- Upto LSS, could be daily upto weekly.

27
Q

What rule means cell bells MUST be checked daily?

A

PS05900

Section E (8 decks)

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