Custodial Officer definition

Custodial Officer means any person who has the responsibilities and duties and who is employed by a law enforcement agency of the city or county or who performs those duties as a volunteer.

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Custodial Officer means any person who has the responsibilities and duties described in Section 831 and who is employed by a law enforcement agency of any city or county or who performs those duties as a volunteer.

Custodial Officer means the officer having custody of the funds of any county, municipality, political subdivision or school district.

Examples of Custodial Officer in a sentence

Any non- Escort Officer utilised for this work will be required to have completed the Custodial Officer training as a minimum.
Changes to the roster will take into consideration both the operational requirements of the Employer and the personal requirements of the affected Custodial Officer Shift Worker(s) to ensure that such changes are implemented in a smooth and harmonious manner.
The Employer may, following consultation with the CPSU and affected Custodial Officer Shift Workers as per clause 11 of the Agreement change the Shift Work roster.
Employees who hold the position of Custodial Officer, who are required by the Employer to work 12 hour day shifts between Monday and Friday, will be paid a shift allowance of 15 per cent of their base salary for four hours for each such shift worked.
Employees who hold the position of full time Custodial Officer, who work an 80 hour fortnight entailing 9 shifts or less over the fortnight, will be permitted access to four additional hours uncertificated leave per year from within their 120 hours per annum Personal Leave entitlement, giving a total of 44 hours available for uncertificated Personal Leave absences.

More Definitions of Custodial Officer

Custodial Officer means a member of the retirement system who is employed by the Board of Pardons and Paroles or the Texas Department of Criminal Justice as a parole officer or caseworker or who is employed by the correctional institutions division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and certified by the department as having a normal job assignment that requires frequent or infrequent regularly planned contact with, and in close proximity to, inmates or defendants of the correctional institutions division without the protection of bars, doors, security screens, or similar devices and includes assignments normally involving supervision or the potential for supervision of inmates in inmate housing areas, educational or recreational facilities, industrial shops, kitchens, laundries, medical areas, agricultural shops or fields, or in other areas on or away from property of the department. The term includes a member who transfers from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice to the managed health care unit of The University of Texas Medical Branch or the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center pursuant to Section 9.01, Chapter 238, Acts of the 73rd Legislature, 1993, elects at the time of transfer to retain membership in the retirement system, and is certified by the managed health care unit or the health sciences center as having a normal job assignment described by this subdivision.

Custodial Officer means a person who is employed by the Board of Pardons and Paroles or the Texas Department of Criminal Justice as a parole officer or caseworker or who is employed by the correctional institutions division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and certified by the department as having a normal job assignment that requires frequent or infrequent regularly planned contact with, and in close proximity to, inmates or defendants of the correctional institutions division without the protection of bars, doors, security screens, or similar devices and includes assignments normally involving supervision or the potential for supervision of inmates in inmate housing areas,

Custodial Officer means a law enforcement agency employee who is present at or participates in an attempt by any law enforcement officer to make an arrest or otherwise gain or maintain physical control of another person for a law enforcement purpose.

Custodial Officer means a member of the retirement system who is employed by the institutional division or the state jail division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and is certified by the department and accepted by the retirement system as eligible to receive service credit as a custodial officer [as having a normal job assignment that requires frequent or infrequent regularly planned contact with, and in close proximity to, inmates of the institutional division or inmates or defendants confined in the state jail division without the protection of bars, doors, security screens, or similar devices and includes assignments normally involving supervision or the potential for supervision of inmates in inmate housing areas, educational or recreational facilities, industrial shops, kitchens, laundries, medical areas, agricultural shops or fields, or in other areas on or away from property of the institutional division or the state jail division].

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Custodial Officer means any person who has the responsibilities and duties described in Section 831 and who is employed by a law