FLORIDA BRT CORRECTIONS - FACILITY AND EQUIPMENT
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
Questions for this set
Terms in this set (100)
,1. common equipment and accessories that can be issued to officers: •
security equipment (radios, restraints, weapons, and chemical agents)
• housing equipment (search mirrors, restraints, and PPE)
2. to inspect an item means: • making sure that the item works
• has the correct serial number or property identification number
• has not passed the expiration date (if applicable)
3. mishandling can include: • incorrectly identifying equipment
• not using equipment for its intended purpose
• using equipment without proper training
4. common equipment and accessories that should be inventoried: • building
equipment (maintenance tools and materials used to complete common upkeep
and repairs
• sanitation equipment (used for inmate living areas, such as brooms, mops,
cleaning carts, and cleaning supplies)
• health care equipment and accessories (such as medical supplies, dental
tools, and restraints)
• food service equipment (including serving utensils, trays, dishes, and
cookware)
5. some agencies use _____________ to store items; an outline of each item
is traced onto a board where the item is hung.: shadow board
, 6. inventory control techniques: • etch the inventory control number on the tool
• compare the tool markings with recorded facility markings
• color-code items by classification (for example, restricted or nonrestricted)
• use inventory lists with descriptions and numbers together
• use prepared spaces on a shadow board for storage
7. types of equipment that inmates can use in escapes or assaults: • tools •
chemical agents
• electronic control devices
• restraint devices
• other nonlethal weapons
8. some of the secured storage areas typically found in a correctional
facility: • armory • mini-arsenal
• caustic chemicals locker
• master tool room
• tool cage
• exterior building
• any designated room within the facility
9. tools considered hazardous: • basic construction tools (hammer, screwdriver,
pliers, shovel, ladder, hoses)
• power tools (electric drills, jigsaw, chainsaw)
• cutting tools (band saw, handsaw, hacksaw)
• building and grounds maintenance equipment (paint supplies, lawn mower, pipe
wrench
• culinary instruments (knife, cleaver, cooking fork, spit, skewer)
• medical/dental instruments with sharp points or cutting edges
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
Questions for this set
Terms in this set (100)
,1. common equipment and accessories that can be issued to officers: •
security equipment (radios, restraints, weapons, and chemical agents)
• housing equipment (search mirrors, restraints, and PPE)
2. to inspect an item means: • making sure that the item works
• has the correct serial number or property identification number
• has not passed the expiration date (if applicable)
3. mishandling can include: • incorrectly identifying equipment
• not using equipment for its intended purpose
• using equipment without proper training
4. common equipment and accessories that should be inventoried: • building
equipment (maintenance tools and materials used to complete common upkeep
and repairs
• sanitation equipment (used for inmate living areas, such as brooms, mops,
cleaning carts, and cleaning supplies)
• health care equipment and accessories (such as medical supplies, dental
tools, and restraints)
• food service equipment (including serving utensils, trays, dishes, and
cookware)
5. some agencies use _____________ to store items; an outline of each item
is traced onto a board where the item is hung.: shadow board
, 6. inventory control techniques: • etch the inventory control number on the tool
• compare the tool markings with recorded facility markings
• color-code items by classification (for example, restricted or nonrestricted)
• use inventory lists with descriptions and numbers together
• use prepared spaces on a shadow board for storage
7. types of equipment that inmates can use in escapes or assaults: • tools •
chemical agents
• electronic control devices
• restraint devices
• other nonlethal weapons
8. some of the secured storage areas typically found in a correctional
facility: • armory • mini-arsenal
• caustic chemicals locker
• master tool room
• tool cage
• exterior building
• any designated room within the facility
9. tools considered hazardous: • basic construction tools (hammer, screwdriver,
pliers, shovel, ladder, hoses)
• power tools (electric drills, jigsaw, chainsaw)
• cutting tools (band saw, handsaw, hacksaw)
• building and grounds maintenance equipment (paint supplies, lawn mower, pipe
wrench
• culinary instruments (knife, cleaver, cooking fork, spit, skewer)
• medical/dental instruments with sharp points or cutting edges
