Correctional Officer

Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System

Littleton, CO • 34m ago • On-site

Intern

On-site

68,304 - 87,512 USD/yr

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Quick Facts

  • Role: Correctional Officer (Correctional Systems)

  • Department/area: Correctional Systems Department (Mail Room, Receiving and Discharge, Records Office)

Description

Work in a Federal Bureau of Prisons facility supporting the Correctional Systems Department functions and helping maintain a humane, secure environment that protects public safety and supports successful inmate reentry.

Responsibilities

  • Support institution mail operations and apply postal regulations

  • Assist with receiving and discharge of inmates, including admission and release processing

  • Coordinate inmate transportation movements (e.g., bus movement) and assist with transfers

  • Process writs and handle legal documents, including interpreting judgments for filing detainers

  • Apply Interstate Agreement on Detainers (IAD) and locator center procedures

  • Process temporary and final releases, release paperwork, file archiving, and certification of records

  • Use correctional security procedures and coordinate with law enforcement agencies

  • Address inmate inquiries using knowledge of sentence computation, sentencing laws, court processes, and compliance with court directives

  • Participate with all staff in maintaining institution security

Requirements

  • U.S. citizenship required

  • Meet specialized experience requirements for the grade level (no education substitution at this grade)

  • Complete required pre-employment steps: panel interview, urinalysis, physical, and background investigation

  • Pass National Crime Information Center (NCIC) screening and credit check

  • If not currently working in an institution: complete a qualification inquiry for misdemeanor crimes of domestic violence to be authorized to carry a firearm

  • Complete the Introduction to Correctional Techniques three-week training course at Glynco, Georgia

  • Ability to meet DOJ/BOP medical requirements for arduous physical exertion and emergency restraint duties; free from conditions that constitute employment hazards

Benefits

  • Federal benefits package for eligible employees (eligibility depends on position type and hours worked).

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