Sergeant Board Questions and
Answers Rated A+
AD SEG Status OPI - ANSWER-Shall be completed in 72 hours. The investigator shall
insure the unit chief of classification becomes aware of the OPI to prevent releasing
offender back into GP.
AD-03.48 - ANSWER-Prevention of employee injuries due to offender aggression
BP-03.46 - ANSWER-Standards for the Use of Force Plan
Chairman Texas Board of Criminal Justice - ANSWER-Dale Wainwright
Deputy Director of Management Operations - ANSWER-Tracy Bailey
Deputy Director of Prison and Jail Operations - ANSWER-Billy Hirsh
Deputy Director of Support Operations - ANSWER-Leonard Eshessa
Deputy Executive Director - ANSWER-Oscar Mendoza
Director of Administrative Review and Risk Management - ANSWER-Kelvin Scott
Director of Correctional Institution Division - ANSWER-Lorie Davis
ED-02.05 Core Values - ANSWER-The important principles that will guide decisions
and actions within the agency.
•Courage
•Commitment
•Perseverance
•Integrity
Executive Director of TDCJ - ANSWER-Bryan Collier
FN-1181 Employee Carry Card (topics) - ANSWER-•Mission Statement
•Core Values
•Heat Issues
•Cold issues
•Suicide
•Sexual Abuse/PREA
General Population OPI - ANSWER-Shall be completed in 12 hours from the date and
time staff became aware of the offenders need for protection.
, Heat Category Temp. Breaks - ANSWER-CAT 1 : 80 degrees - 5 min/Hr
CAT 2: 90 degrees - 5 min/1/2 Hr - 2/3 workload
CAT 3: 105 degrees - 10 min/1/2 Hr - 2/3 workload
CAT 4: 130 degrees - Outside work is restricted.
Heat Cramp Symptoms - ANSWER-•Involuntary muscle spasms
•Heavy perspiration
•Cramping in abdomen, arms, calves
Heat Exhaustion Symptoms - ANSWER-•Weakness
•Fatigue
•Anxiety
•Nausea
•Dizziness
•Headache
•Profuse perspiration
•Rapid pulse/breathing
•Confusion
•Loss of coordination
MAY LEAD TO HEAT STROKE
HEAT ILLNESSES - ANSWER-•Heat cramps
•Heat exhaustion
•Heat stroke
Heat Stroke Symptoms - ANSWER-•Perspiration has stopped
•Skin: Hot, Red, Dry
•Extreme Fatigue
•Weakness
•Nausea/Vomiting
•Rapid Pulse
•Dizziness
•Headache
•Confusion/delirium
•Incoherent Speech
•Convulsions/Seizures
DEATH IS IMMINENT
Offenders Placed in Transient Status pending OPI outcome - ANSWER-Shall be
completed within 72 hours from the date and time staff became aware of the offenders
need for protection. Major and above may grant an extension if additional time is
required to complete the investigation.
OPI extension - ANSWER-An authorized extension provides an additional 72 hours for
a total of 144 hrs to complete the OPI.
Answers Rated A+
AD SEG Status OPI - ANSWER-Shall be completed in 72 hours. The investigator shall
insure the unit chief of classification becomes aware of the OPI to prevent releasing
offender back into GP.
AD-03.48 - ANSWER-Prevention of employee injuries due to offender aggression
BP-03.46 - ANSWER-Standards for the Use of Force Plan
Chairman Texas Board of Criminal Justice - ANSWER-Dale Wainwright
Deputy Director of Management Operations - ANSWER-Tracy Bailey
Deputy Director of Prison and Jail Operations - ANSWER-Billy Hirsh
Deputy Director of Support Operations - ANSWER-Leonard Eshessa
Deputy Executive Director - ANSWER-Oscar Mendoza
Director of Administrative Review and Risk Management - ANSWER-Kelvin Scott
Director of Correctional Institution Division - ANSWER-Lorie Davis
ED-02.05 Core Values - ANSWER-The important principles that will guide decisions
and actions within the agency.
•Courage
•Commitment
•Perseverance
•Integrity
Executive Director of TDCJ - ANSWER-Bryan Collier
FN-1181 Employee Carry Card (topics) - ANSWER-•Mission Statement
•Core Values
•Heat Issues
•Cold issues
•Suicide
•Sexual Abuse/PREA
General Population OPI - ANSWER-Shall be completed in 12 hours from the date and
time staff became aware of the offenders need for protection.
, Heat Category Temp. Breaks - ANSWER-CAT 1 : 80 degrees - 5 min/Hr
CAT 2: 90 degrees - 5 min/1/2 Hr - 2/3 workload
CAT 3: 105 degrees - 10 min/1/2 Hr - 2/3 workload
CAT 4: 130 degrees - Outside work is restricted.
Heat Cramp Symptoms - ANSWER-•Involuntary muscle spasms
•Heavy perspiration
•Cramping in abdomen, arms, calves
Heat Exhaustion Symptoms - ANSWER-•Weakness
•Fatigue
•Anxiety
•Nausea
•Dizziness
•Headache
•Profuse perspiration
•Rapid pulse/breathing
•Confusion
•Loss of coordination
MAY LEAD TO HEAT STROKE
HEAT ILLNESSES - ANSWER-•Heat cramps
•Heat exhaustion
•Heat stroke
Heat Stroke Symptoms - ANSWER-•Perspiration has stopped
•Skin: Hot, Red, Dry
•Extreme Fatigue
•Weakness
•Nausea/Vomiting
•Rapid Pulse
•Dizziness
•Headache
•Confusion/delirium
•Incoherent Speech
•Convulsions/Seizures
DEATH IS IMMINENT
Offenders Placed in Transient Status pending OPI outcome - ANSWER-Shall be
completed within 72 hours from the date and time staff became aware of the offenders
need for protection. Major and above may grant an extension if additional time is
required to complete the investigation.
OPI extension - ANSWER-An authorized extension provides an additional 72 hours for
a total of 144 hrs to complete the OPI.
