What are the responsibilities and job description for the Judicial Security Deputy Transport Team (Part-time) position at Hamilton County Sheriff's Office?
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DEFINITION: Under general supervision, maintains order and security in the courtroom and immediate premises; prepares courtroom for hearings and arranges seating and other physical details; and performs related duties as assigned.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: (Essential functions, as defined under the Americans with Disabilities Act, may include the following tasks, knowledge, skills and other characteristics. This list of tasks is ILLUSTRATIVE ONLY and is not a comprehensive listing of all functions and tasks performed by incumbents of this classification.)
TASKS: Arranges seating and other physical details; prepares courtroom for hearings and arranges defendants in order of appearance; performs other work assigned by the judge; maintains order in the court; delivers court papers from jail to courthouse; transports the judge from chambers to the courtroom and keeps courtroom secure; maintains order and safety in the courts and courthouse; keeps watch for any subject who could possibly cause a disturbance.
Prepares courtroom for hearings and arranges seating; calls the court to order; serves the judge in order to facilitate the judicial process and performs other work as assigned by the judge; keeps the Sheriff and Chief Deputy aware of any breach of security or escape attempts; monitors hallway and directs defendants, witnesses and the general public to the appropriate courtroom; remains vigilant for any suspicious behavior.
Conducts security checks of the courtroom and jury room to prevent anyone from hiding weapons; provides a safe and secure environment for the judges, spectators, and prisoners in the courtroom; ensures the safety of all people and property within the courthouse, courtrooms, and surrounding grounds; maintains the integrity of the judicial process and keeps safe the persons within their custody and within the courtroom.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: A high school diploma or GED.
Per CSM 804 Special Register, must have either
You can view the agility test at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0oxtQFB9w0
Knowledge, Skills And Other Characteristics
- provide a complete and thorough employment history, from leaving high school to the present date (both full and part time)
- attach to the application a copy of your high school diploma or transcript, driver's license and social security card. If you have military experience, a copy of your DD214.
DEFINITION: Under general supervision, maintains order and security in the courtroom and immediate premises; prepares courtroom for hearings and arranges seating and other physical details; and performs related duties as assigned.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: (Essential functions, as defined under the Americans with Disabilities Act, may include the following tasks, knowledge, skills and other characteristics. This list of tasks is ILLUSTRATIVE ONLY and is not a comprehensive listing of all functions and tasks performed by incumbents of this classification.)
TASKS: Arranges seating and other physical details; prepares courtroom for hearings and arranges defendants in order of appearance; performs other work assigned by the judge; maintains order in the court; delivers court papers from jail to courthouse; transports the judge from chambers to the courtroom and keeps courtroom secure; maintains order and safety in the courts and courthouse; keeps watch for any subject who could possibly cause a disturbance.
Prepares courtroom for hearings and arranges seating; calls the court to order; serves the judge in order to facilitate the judicial process and performs other work as assigned by the judge; keeps the Sheriff and Chief Deputy aware of any breach of security or escape attempts; monitors hallway and directs defendants, witnesses and the general public to the appropriate courtroom; remains vigilant for any suspicious behavior.
Conducts security checks of the courtroom and jury room to prevent anyone from hiding weapons; provides a safe and secure environment for the judges, spectators, and prisoners in the courtroom; ensures the safety of all people and property within the courthouse, courtrooms, and surrounding grounds; maintains the integrity of the judicial process and keeps safe the persons within their custody and within the courtroom.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: A high school diploma or GED.
Per CSM 804 Special Register, must have either
- one (1) year of full time POST certified law enforcement and/or correctional institution experience, or
- successfully completed a basic police academy, or
- sixty (60) hours college credit in criminal justice, homeland security, fire science or related field (must provide transcript or copy of degree), or
- two (2) years full time public safety experience as EMT, paramedic or firefighter, or
- two (2) years of active-duty military in the armed forces (must have a honorable discharge), or
- five (5) years of guard or reserve experience (time in service and training will be evaluated as to qualification).
You can view the agility test at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0oxtQFB9w0
Knowledge, Skills And Other Characteristics
- Knowledge of the various types of individuals being brought to the courtroom.
- Knowledge of the principles and practices the criminal justice system.
- Knowledge of methodologies used in the maintenance of order in the courtroom.
- Skill in maintaining one's personal and professional standards.
- Skill in interacting with individuals acting in a suspicious manner.
- Skill in using diplomacy in the courtroom setting.
- Skill in documenting activities observed while on duty.