Timothy Marsh

Under the direction of the Correctional Administrator, Office of Internal Affairs (OIA) and indirect supervision of the Chief Deputy Administrator (CDA) and the Deputy Director, OIA, the Allegation Inquiry Management Section (AIMS) Captain supervises a team of approximately six Correctional Lieutenants (Investigative Lieutenants) who manage investigative caseloads of complex and sensitive offender grievances alleging staff misconduct. The Captain’s duties include, but are not limited to: training newly assigned Investigative Lieutenants in a classroom setting, traveling to regionally assigned prisons to train and assist the Investigative Lieutenants, accompanying new or underperforming staff in the field, accompanying them during complex reviews, reviewing and editing offender grievance investigation responses, returning responses for correction, identifying inadequate investigations, recommending specific additional investigative work, providing phone consultation and assistance to investigators, identifying problem trends and updating training and policy updates accordingly, identifying problem trends and providing reports to the CDA,OIA and hiring authorities, authoring and updating policy/procedure, facilitating outside vendor training, provide and receive input from hiring authorities regarding AIMS investigators’ performance/conduct and recommend staffing changes where appropriate.

• Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
• Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
• Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.
• Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.
• Assisted with day-to-day operations, working efficiently and productively with all team members.
• Managed time efficiently in order to complete all tasks within deadlines.
• Organized and detail-oriented with a strong work ethic.

Under the direction of the Correctional Captain, OIA, Allegation Inquiry Management Section, and the indirect supervision from the AIMS Chief and OIA Deputy Director, the Correctional Lieutenant (Inquiry Lieutenant) performs specific duties including, but not limited to: assisting in screening offender grievances for AIMS criteria; developing an inquiry plan; scheduling and conducting interviews; completing concise, objective, and accurate inquiry reports, and tracking inquiry activities and stages of the offender inquiry from assignment to final submittal via manual and electronic logs and data bases. Complete offender grievance inquiries for the AIMS Chief or designee’s signature, consistent with the rules and regulations outlined in the California Code of Regulations and the Department Operations Manual. The incumbent will be proficient in the interpretation and implementation of current departmental policy as it relates to CDCR operations, policies, and procedures. The Inquiry Lieutenant conducts research on and inquiry into offender grievances involving CDCR employee misconduct allegations, conducts employee complaint analysis, and prepares memorandums and inquiry reports. Coordinates and completes special assignments related to proposed policies and procedures, program evaluation, training, and communication with executive and management staff in various CDCR divisions and outside entities, ensuring unbiased, objective, efficient, timely and thorough inquiry responses.

• Under the general direction of the Captain, was responsible for the daily operations and activities of the Facility
• Provides direction and supervision to subordinate Correctional Sergeants in the daily operations of individual areas of responsibility; and provides custodial direction and supervision over facility security areas; directs assigned custodial staff in the performance of their duties; trains and conducts discipline of custodial staff; writes probationary reports; and, counsel’s custodial staff relative to their attitude, behavior and job performance
• Performs administrative assignments as directed by the Captain that includes dealing with inmate appeals, employee grievances, investigations of disciplinary matters, maintaining updated operational procedures specifically related to their respective watch
• Prepares reports as necessary and attends meetings as required
• Other duties as required.

• Under the general direction of the Captain, was responsible for the daily operations and activities of the Facility
• Provides direction and supervision to subordinate Correctional Sergeants in the daily operations of individual areas of responsibility; and provides custodial direction and supervision over facility security areas; directs assigned custodial staff in the performance of their duties; trains and conducts discipline of custodial staff; writes probationary reports; and, counsel’s custodial staff relative to their attitude, behavior and job performance
• Performs administrative assignments as directed by the Captain that includes dealing with inmate appeals, employee grievances, investigations of disciplinary matters, maintaining updated operational procedures specifically related to their respective watch
• Prepares reports as necessary and attends meetings as required
• Other duties as required.

• Under general supervision of the Correctional Lieutenant, supervise Correctional Officers in the safe custody, discipline and welfare of inmates; supervise Correctional Officers assigned to feeding, clothing, housing, mailroom, receiving and release, transportation or a major area; duties require possession and application of supervisory custodial knowledge, skill and abilities to supervise subordinate staff
• T-4-T Certified

• Disarms, subdues and applies restraints to an inmate; runs to the scene of a disturbance or emergency; supervises the conduct of inmates or parolees in housing units, during meals and bathing, at recreation, in classrooms, and on work and other assignments, and escorts them to and from activities; stands watch on an armed post or patrols grounds, quarters, perimeter security walls and fences, or shops; walks or stands for long periods of time; runs up or down stairs; maintains visual surveillance of institutional grounds from observation tower or central security area; defends self against an inmate armed with a weapon; watches for indications of illegal activity or disturbance in relative darkness or in normal lighting; reads daily journal, facility rules, procedures, regulations, post orders, and other formal written materials relevant to job performance; writes various reports, memoranda, and correspondence; operates motor vehicles to perform routine and emergency transport of inmates; takes periodic counts of inmates; prepares count slips for all types of counts and clears counts with control; inspects quarters of inmates for contraband, and checks on sanitary conditions and orderliness; conducts clothed/unclothed body searches; examines incoming and outgoing mail; promotes acceptable attitudes and behavior of inmates or parolees; admits visitors with proper credentials; supervises visits to inmates, and escorts visitors through the institution facilities; reports infractions of rules and regulations and irregular and suspicious occurrences, and takes or recommends appropriate action; prevents escapes and injury by inmates or parolees to themselves, employees, and to property; searches for and recaptures escaped inmates; carries, lifts, or drags heavy objects such as a disabled or unconscious inmate/staff; performs patrol duties primarily by vehicle and foot patrols;

• Disarms, subdues and applies restraints to an inmate; runs to the scene of a disturbance or emergency; supervises the conduct of inmates or parolees in housing units, during meals and bathing, at recreation, in classrooms, and on work and other assignments, and escorts them to and from activities; stands watch on an armed post or patrols grounds, quarters, perimeter security walls and fences, or shops; walks or stands for long periods of time; runs up or down stairs; maintains visual surveillance of institutional grounds from observation tower or central security area; defends self against an inmate armed with a weapon; watches for indications of illegal activity or disturbance in relative darkness or in normal lighting; reads daily journal, facility rules, procedures, regulations, post orders, and other formal written materials relevant to job performance; writes various reports, memoranda, and correspondence; operates motor vehicles to perform routine and emergency transport of inmates; takes periodic counts of inmates; prepares count slips for all types of counts and clears counts with control; inspects quarters of inmates for contraband, and checks on sanitary conditions and orderliness; conducts clothed/unclothed body searches; examines incoming and outgoing mail; promotes acceptable attitudes and behavior of inmates or parolees; admits visitors with proper credentials; supervises visits to inmates, and escorts visitors through the institution facilities; reports infractions of rules and regulations and irregular and suspicious occurrences, and takes or recommends appropriate action; prevents escapes and injury by inmates or parolees to themselves, employees, and to property; searches for and recaptures escaped inmates; carries, lifts, or drags heavy objects such as a disabled or unconscious inmate/staff; performs patrol duties primarily by vehicle and foot patrols;