General Behavior. Most of the time a correctional facility can be safer than walking alone on the street at night. However, at times a correctional facility can be a dangerous place. These instructions are for your protection and are to be followed to the letter. Always remember that this is an environment much different from your own and that you can never anticipate the actions of the inmates. In the event that you identify an inmate that you have known prior to this assignment; do not make any attempt to acknowledge this individual. If they say "Hello" to you first, acknowledge them, and move on. Do not attempt to make any conversation. This policy does not require contractors to be rude. A simple acknowledgement in response to a greeting from an inmate shall not be a violation of this policy; however, no further conversation or contact is permitted. If you do identify an inmate that you have known prior to this assignment, proceed to the Correctional Facility’s administration office and file a report about your prior relationship with the inmate. This is to preclude any special treatment or relationship from arising out of the incident. This is for the protection of the inmate and YOU! In addition, you are required to ignore all conversations that you hear and anything you see while in a correctional facility. You are never permitted to touch anything that is not yours, nor are you ever permitted to discuss your day's activity inside the facility with anyone. Confidentiality is paramount in maintaining the working relationship we have established within the facility. Construction/repair debris that is to be removed from the outside of the building is to be disposed of directly into the dumpster immediately! Absolutely no outside garbage is permitted to be taken back into the building. In the event of a violation of these policies, the County and/or the City shall have the right to require the Contractor to immediately and permanently remove the individual or individuals violating the policy from the job site.
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Sources: Public Works Agreement, Public Works Agreement