CDCR Major 2 Questions with Verified
Correct Answers
OODA
Observe.
Orient.
Decide.
Act.
Assignment of responsibility
FLSA.
equipment.
log book.
post orders.
security check.
inventory.
Cuffing Positions
Prone.
kneeling.
standing.
Restraint operations
Cover/contact.
restraint sweep.
Alarm response formations
,Column.
skirmish line.
t- formation.
arrest/rescue circle.
5 basic responsibilities of an onsite responder
Asses the situation.
Announce the alarm/ summon assistance.
Establish an assembly area.
Take action if reasonable and safe.
Remain in charge until relieved by the response supervisor.
5 considerations for assembly area
Wind direction.
Gun coverage.
Location.
Egress route.
And Circumstances.
Use of Force 3268 (b)
It is the policy of cdcr to accomplish custodial and departmental functions with minimal
reliance on the use of force.
Reasonable Force (3268)(a)(1)
The force that an objective trained and competent correctional employee faced with similar
facts and circumstances would consider necessary to:
Gain compliance with a lawful order.
, Overcome resistance.
Effect arrest and custody.
Subdue an attacker.
Prevent escape.
Radio Calls
Who you are.
Where you are.
What you have.
What you need.
Where you need it.
Problem solving approach
Ask.
Explain.
Present options.
Give orders.
Take action.
You will identify the primary concern when contraband is discovered.
When you find contraband, the primary concern is the safety and security of the institution,
staff, and inmates.
You will identify the four primary reasons cdcr regulates an inmates property.
Ensure saftey, security of community, institution staff, and inmates.
Standardize procedures of handling property.
Correct Answers
OODA
Observe.
Orient.
Decide.
Act.
Assignment of responsibility
FLSA.
equipment.
log book.
post orders.
security check.
inventory.
Cuffing Positions
Prone.
kneeling.
standing.
Restraint operations
Cover/contact.
restraint sweep.
Alarm response formations
,Column.
skirmish line.
t- formation.
arrest/rescue circle.
5 basic responsibilities of an onsite responder
Asses the situation.
Announce the alarm/ summon assistance.
Establish an assembly area.
Take action if reasonable and safe.
Remain in charge until relieved by the response supervisor.
5 considerations for assembly area
Wind direction.
Gun coverage.
Location.
Egress route.
And Circumstances.
Use of Force 3268 (b)
It is the policy of cdcr to accomplish custodial and departmental functions with minimal
reliance on the use of force.
Reasonable Force (3268)(a)(1)
The force that an objective trained and competent correctional employee faced with similar
facts and circumstances would consider necessary to:
Gain compliance with a lawful order.
, Overcome resistance.
Effect arrest and custody.
Subdue an attacker.
Prevent escape.
Radio Calls
Who you are.
Where you are.
What you have.
What you need.
Where you need it.
Problem solving approach
Ask.
Explain.
Present options.
Give orders.
Take action.
You will identify the primary concern when contraband is discovered.
When you find contraband, the primary concern is the safety and security of the institution,
staff, and inmates.
You will identify the four primary reasons cdcr regulates an inmates property.
Ensure saftey, security of community, institution staff, and inmates.
Standardize procedures of handling property.