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StandardReviewmethodsAssessor Guidelines30.01 M Holding areas provide the following minimum conditionsfor prisoners/detainees:OFA. Adequate lighting; OFB. Circulation of fresh or purified air; OFC. Access to a toilet, sink, and drinking water; and OFD. Controls to reduce the possibility of invading aprisoner/detainees’ privacy.OFCompliance keysQty Qtyinitial reaccredAccreditation Manager NotesObservation of holding areas.CFA 3.0 – *30.01M Change notice 4.0.07 06/07/06Change notice 4.0.18 02/03/2010Standard30.02 M The facility has an automatic fire alarm and heat andsmoke detection system, fire equipment approved inwriting by state or local fire officials, and a directiveprescribing fire prevention practices and procedures, toinclude:A. Regular inspection of fire detection devices and alarmsystems for damage or tampering. If the cell is usedinfrequently, it is inspected prior to placing aprisoner/detainee in the cell;B. Documented testing of fire and smoke alarms as requiredby local fire code;C. Documented maintenance of fire suppression equipmentpursuant to manufacturer recommendations, industrystandards, and as required by the applicable fire code;andD. A written plan and posted evacuation map for the facilitycomplete with marked emergency exits and markeddirection to hazard free areas.Compliance keysQty initialQtyreaccredWritten directive addressing elementsof the standard.1 1Documentation of maintenance. Sampling SamplingApplicable fire code or governingauthority.1 1Observation of posted evacuationmap and emergency exit signs.ReviewmethodsOFAssessor GuidelinesAssessors should verify thatreasonable provisions fortesting or self-testing of thetechnology used are in place.Accreditation Manager NotesCFA 3.0 – 30.02M Change notice 4.0.24 02/23/201230:2June 2012
Standard30.03 M A directive describes the operations of theholding area and addresses the following, at aminimum:ReviewmethodsAssessor GuidelinesA. All weapons will be secured before enteringthe holding area, with exceptions specified;B. Conditions under which a member enters anoccupied holding area;C. Designation of holding area doors which are tobe secured and when;D. Procedures for security checks of each holdingarea for weapons, contraband, and damagedequipment prior to use;E. An alert system between holding areas to adesignated control point in the event of anemergency; andF. A security alarm system is linked to a designatedcontrol point if sworn members are not equippedwith “alert” or “panic alarm” systems, or a means oftwo-way communication.Compliance keysWritten directive addressing elements ofthe standard.Observation of secured weapon storage.Observation of alert system.Observation of security alarm system.QtyinitialQtyreaccred1 1OSIOSIOF, OEOF, OEBoth lethal and less-lethalweapons must be addressed.The intent of bullet E is to ensureprisoners have a method ofreporting an emergency to agencypersonnel. The system is notrequired to be electronic.Accreditation Manager NotesCFA 3.0 – 30.03MStandard30.04 M A directive describes procedures for processingprisoners/detainees. The directive requires:A. The search of each prisoner/detainee prior toentering the holding area;B. An itemized inventory and secure storage of allproperty taken; andC. Release of personal property to a transportingofficer, if other than the arresting officer.Compliance keysQty initialQtyreaccredWritten directive addressingelements of the standard.1 1Completed inventory form. Sampling SamplingObservation of secure storage.ReviewmethodsIOSAssessor GuidelinesAccreditation Manager NotesCFA 3.0 – 30.04M Comparative Compliance Standard (Bullet C)30:3June 2012
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COMMISSION FOR FLORIDA LAWENFORCEME
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LIMITATION OF LIABILITYThe Commissi
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MISSION STATEMENTThe Commission for
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INFECTIOUS DISEASES ...............
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PROGRAM DEVELOPMENTIn 1993, Florida
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PROGRAM OVERVIEWThe Commission offe
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ActivitiesThe sequence of activitie
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