CDCR MAJOR 3 STUDY EXAMS GUIDE ANSWERS
AND QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔You will identify the types of information classified as "confidential" - ✔✔•Information
which, if known to the IP, would endanger the safety of any person.
•Information which would jeopardize the security of the institution.
•specific medical or psychological info which, if known to the IP, would be medically or
psychologically detrimental to the IP.
•Information provided and classified confidential by another governmental agency.
•A stg debrief report, reviewed and approved by the debriefing subject, for placement in
the confidential section of the central file.
✔✔You will identify the five most common reasons incarcerated persons may need to
transported outside an institution - ✔✔Medical appointments
Court appearances
Emergencies
Institutional transfers
Paroles
✔✔You will identify the four documents necessary for every transport of an incarcerated
person - ✔✔Cdcr form 2170
Body receipt, located in SOMS
Two current color photos
State prison escape bulletin, located in SOMS
✔✔You will identify the eight responsibilities of a correctional officer assigned to obtain
a vehicle for transport - ✔✔Obtain vehicle based on the needs of the incarcerated
person.
Obtain keys and cell phone.
Conduct a safety and security inspection inside and outside of the vehicle to ensure it is
mechanically sound and functioning properly. Record findings as you complete the cdcr
form 1829, daily pre & post trip vehicle inspection form
, ✔✔You will identify the five most common reasons incarcerated persons may need to
be transported outside an institution - ✔✔Medical appointments
Court appearances
Emergencies
Institutional transfers
Paroles
✔✔You will identify the four documents necessary for every transport of an incarcerated
person - ✔✔CDCR 2170 IP transport and guarding assessment
Body receipt, located in SOMS
Two current color photographs
State prison escape bulletin, located in SOMS
✔✔You will identify the eight responsibilities of a correctional officer assigned to obtain
a vehicle for transport - ✔✔•Obtain a vehicle based on the needs of the incarcerated
person.
•Obtain keys and cell phone. If two sets of keys are available, each transport officer
should have a set.
• conduct safety and security inspection inside and outside of the vehicle to ensure it is
mechanically sounds and functioning properly. Record findings as you complete CDCR
form 1829, daily post and pre trip inspection.
• check all safety and security equipment and complete inventory log.
• pay special attention to the security cage during inspection, as it must be in proper
working order.
• pay special attention to the security of the containment area; absolutely nothing should
be back there except for the IP.
•Withdraw firearms and ammunition from the armory and complete inventory sheets.
✔✔You will identify the twelve responsibilities of preparing an incarcerated person for a
medical transport. - ✔✔• ensure you are transporting the correct person (confirm ID with
photo).
• ensure you have all durable medical equipment, which consists of health care aids and
appliances for those with disabilities.
•ensure incarcerated person has taken prescribed medication, obtain any that may be
needed throughout the length of transport, and ensure you have medical records.
• ensure they are isolated from the general population whenever possible
•ensure they have used the restroom prior to departure and obtain a portable, sealable
urine bottle for use during transport.
• conduct unclothed body search, including the use of a metal detector or body scanner.
• dress them in CDCR approved clothing.
• place them in the appropriate restraint gear.
• bring them a sack lunch if needed, based on length of transportation trip.
• process then out of receiving and release or the infirmary.
• notify the appropriate entities of departure.
• process vehicle and incarcerated person through authorized sally por.
AND QUESTIONS SET A+
✔✔You will identify the types of information classified as "confidential" - ✔✔•Information
which, if known to the IP, would endanger the safety of any person.
•Information which would jeopardize the security of the institution.
•specific medical or psychological info which, if known to the IP, would be medically or
psychologically detrimental to the IP.
•Information provided and classified confidential by another governmental agency.
•A stg debrief report, reviewed and approved by the debriefing subject, for placement in
the confidential section of the central file.
✔✔You will identify the five most common reasons incarcerated persons may need to
transported outside an institution - ✔✔Medical appointments
Court appearances
Emergencies
Institutional transfers
Paroles
✔✔You will identify the four documents necessary for every transport of an incarcerated
person - ✔✔Cdcr form 2170
Body receipt, located in SOMS
Two current color photos
State prison escape bulletin, located in SOMS
✔✔You will identify the eight responsibilities of a correctional officer assigned to obtain
a vehicle for transport - ✔✔Obtain vehicle based on the needs of the incarcerated
person.
Obtain keys and cell phone.
Conduct a safety and security inspection inside and outside of the vehicle to ensure it is
mechanically sound and functioning properly. Record findings as you complete the cdcr
form 1829, daily pre & post trip vehicle inspection form
, ✔✔You will identify the five most common reasons incarcerated persons may need to
be transported outside an institution - ✔✔Medical appointments
Court appearances
Emergencies
Institutional transfers
Paroles
✔✔You will identify the four documents necessary for every transport of an incarcerated
person - ✔✔CDCR 2170 IP transport and guarding assessment
Body receipt, located in SOMS
Two current color photographs
State prison escape bulletin, located in SOMS
✔✔You will identify the eight responsibilities of a correctional officer assigned to obtain
a vehicle for transport - ✔✔•Obtain a vehicle based on the needs of the incarcerated
person.
•Obtain keys and cell phone. If two sets of keys are available, each transport officer
should have a set.
• conduct safety and security inspection inside and outside of the vehicle to ensure it is
mechanically sounds and functioning properly. Record findings as you complete CDCR
form 1829, daily post and pre trip inspection.
• check all safety and security equipment and complete inventory log.
• pay special attention to the security cage during inspection, as it must be in proper
working order.
• pay special attention to the security of the containment area; absolutely nothing should
be back there except for the IP.
•Withdraw firearms and ammunition from the armory and complete inventory sheets.
✔✔You will identify the twelve responsibilities of preparing an incarcerated person for a
medical transport. - ✔✔• ensure you are transporting the correct person (confirm ID with
photo).
• ensure you have all durable medical equipment, which consists of health care aids and
appliances for those with disabilities.
•ensure incarcerated person has taken prescribed medication, obtain any that may be
needed throughout the length of transport, and ensure you have medical records.
• ensure they are isolated from the general population whenever possible
•ensure they have used the restroom prior to departure and obtain a portable, sealable
urine bottle for use during transport.
• conduct unclothed body search, including the use of a metal detector or body scanner.
• dress them in CDCR approved clothing.
• place them in the appropriate restraint gear.
• bring them a sack lunch if needed, based on length of transportation trip.
• process then out of receiving and release or the infirmary.
• notify the appropriate entities of departure.
• process vehicle and incarcerated person through authorized sally por.
