4 Ways to Maximize Your Deployment Success With GUARDIAN RFID
Deploying new technology in a facility can be daunting for any agency, even so for those who are adopting GUARDIAN RFID. Warriors will inevitably face...
3 Ways to Improve Staff Accountability
Corrections is a fast-paced, high-stress industry where everything can flip upside down at the drop of a hat. If staff are unaware of what their team ...
3 Ways to Improve Your Facility’s Compliance Percentage
Correctional facilities can only be successful when the safety, security, and overall well-being of both the inmates and staff are prioritized. This i...
4 Budget-Friendly Practices to Improve Staff Performance
As a jail administrator, budget limitations are a harsh reality that can feel extremely restricting. It usually results in limited resources and hinde...
Prison Guard vs. Corrections Officer: What’s the Difference?
Over the years, we have increasingly become more aware of the power of terminology. Whether to describe someone's education level, job title, or perso...
Building Confidence in New Officers: It’s a Team Sport
Whether they come from a family with a corrections history or are a first-generation correctional officer, walking through the front doors on Day 1 ca...
How to Recognize Quality Applicants and Help Them Grow Into Quality Officers
Demanding work hours, overcrowding, occupational danger, noncompetitive compensation., staffing shortages, and burnout are only a few of the reasons w...
3 Selling Points That Will Help Your Staff Accept New Technology
Let’s start off with complete transparency, we know technology hasn’t always been a knight in shining armor. We have all had our fair share of tech fa...
3 Quick Tips to Become More Proactive on Shift
If you've used GUARDIAN RFID’s SPARTAN, you're likely familiar with the “purge siren” that sounds when a round is overdue. That blaring alarm can trig...
How to Carry Yourself in Corrections
After learning a new lesson, have you ever thought “Well, that would’ve been nice to know earlier”? We’ve all had moments where we wished we’d known s...
Be a Student of Your Own Profession
From the moment we’re born, our brain is already working overtime. In fact, between birth and the age of five, 85% of the brain is formed. And believe...
The Top 5 Tips New Supervisors Need to Know
Taking on a “supervisor” role in any profession is an impressive advancement. But what does it mean to be a supervisor in corrections? What are you ex...
How Staff Can Be Successfully Trained With GUARDIAN RFID Technology
Doesn't it always seem like once you’ve gotten the hang of a particular method, something new and improved comes along? You just bought an iPhone 11 a...
How to Protect the Rights of Disabled Inmates
With a diverse population that includes individuals with various disabilities, correctional facilities need to implement proactive and comprehensive s...
What’s the “Right” Way to Handle My Facility's Incoming Mail?
Inmates are masters at finding loopholes in a facility’s security operations. Whether it is finding a couple of extra minutes for a phone call or an e...
The 3 Common Mistakes Supervisors Make During Difficult Conversations
Mark Penrod, Project Manager at GUARDIAN RFID, has over 12 years of experience with the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office, finishing his journey as th...
Why Supervisor Rounds in Your Jail or Prison Facility Are Crucial
Rounds are a critical component in securing the safety of correctional facilities. There are often policies surrounding how rounds are completed to en...
Change Management: Effectively Navigating Digital Transformation
What do corrections professionals often dislike? Change, and the way things are! Whether it involves a new policy, a new law, new technology, or new l...
4 Ways to Maximize Your Deployment Success With GUARDIAN RFID
Deploying new technology in a facility can be daunting for any agency, even so for those who are adopting GUARDIAN RFID. Warriors will inevitably face...
3 Ways to Improve Staff Accountability
Corrections is a fast-paced, high-stress industry where everything can flip upside down at the drop of a hat. If staff are unaware of what their team ...
3 Ways to Improve Your Facility’s Compliance Percentage
Correctional facilities can only be successful when the safety, security, and overall well-being of both the inmates and staff are prioritized. This i...
4 Budget-Friendly Practices to Improve Staff Performance
As a jail administrator, budget limitations are a harsh reality that can feel extremely restricting. It usually results in limited resources and hinde...
Prison Guard vs. Corrections Officer: What’s the Difference?
Over the years, we have increasingly become more aware of the power of terminology. Whether to describe someone's education level, job title, or perso...
Building Confidence in New Officers: It’s a Team Sport
Whether they come from a family with a corrections history or are a first-generation correctional officer, walking through the front doors on Day 1 ca...
How to Recognize Quality Applicants and Help Them Grow Into Quality Officers
Demanding work hours, overcrowding, occupational danger, noncompetitive compensation., staffing shortages, and burnout are only a few of the reasons w...
3 Selling Points That Will Help Your Staff Accept New Technology
Let’s start off with complete transparency, we know technology hasn’t always been a knight in shining armor. We have all had our fair share of tech fa...
3 Quick Tips to Become More Proactive on Shift
If you've used GUARDIAN RFID’s SPARTAN, you're likely familiar with the “purge siren” that sounds when a round is overdue. That blaring alarm can trig...
How to Carry Yourself in Corrections
After learning a new lesson, have you ever thought “Well, that would’ve been nice to know earlier”? We’ve all had moments where we wished we’d known s...
Be a Student of Your Own Profession
From the moment we’re born, our brain is already working overtime. In fact, between birth and the age of five, 85% of the brain is formed. And believe...
The Top 5 Tips New Supervisors Need to Know
Taking on a “supervisor” role in any profession is an impressive advancement. But what does it mean to be a supervisor in corrections? What are you ex...
How Staff Can Be Successfully Trained With GUARDIAN RFID Technology
Doesn't it always seem like once you’ve gotten the hang of a particular method, something new and improved comes along? You just bought an iPhone 11 a...
How to Protect the Rights of Disabled Inmates
With a diverse population that includes individuals with various disabilities, correctional facilities need to implement proactive and comprehensive s...
What’s the “Right” Way to Handle My Facility's Incoming Mail?
Inmates are masters at finding loopholes in a facility’s security operations. Whether it is finding a couple of extra minutes for a phone call or an e...
The 3 Common Mistakes Supervisors Make During Difficult Conversations
Mark Penrod, Project Manager at GUARDIAN RFID, has over 12 years of experience with the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office, finishing his journey as th...
Why Supervisor Rounds in Your Jail or Prison Facility Are Crucial
Rounds are a critical component in securing the safety of correctional facilities. There are often policies surrounding how rounds are completed to en...
Change Management: Effectively Navigating Digital Transformation
What do corrections professionals often dislike? Change, and the way things are! Whether it involves a new policy, a new law, new technology, or new l...