AUI25-201 — Federal Prison Camp Labor And Support

AUI25-201 governs Federal Prison Camp labor and support, including inmate use, coordination, supervision, and safety.

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  • Publication number: AUI25-201
  • Title: FEDERAL PRISON CAMP LABOR AND SUPPORT
  • Date: 2017-04-05

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AUI25-201 covers inmate labor requests, custody and discipline, clothing, medical emergencies, minor injuries, and accidents. It requires training, supervision, reporting, safety measures, and coordination with the Federal Prison Camp.

Applies to: It applies to all personnel who have contact with inmates.

Topics covered

  • Inmate labor use
  • Temporary labor requests
  • Permanent inmate supervisors
  • Inmate custody and discipline
  • Inmate clothing
  • Medical emergencies
  • Minor injuries
  • Accident response

Questions and answers

Can inmate labor replace military or civilian workers?

Inmate labor is not used to replace military or civilian workers. (paragraph 2)

How far in advance must temporary inmate labor requests be submitted?

Requests for day-to-day temporary labor support must be received by the FPC liaison a minimum of 3 duty days before the scheduled work. (paragraph 3)

What training must permanent inmate detail supervisors complete?

Permanent inmate detail supervisors must attend an Annual Refresher Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP) Supervisory Training Course. (paragraph 3)

How often must supervisors check inmates assigned to their details?

All supervisors will conduct an accountability check no less than once an hour for both inside and outside details. (paragraph 3)

Who is responsible for inmate custody and discipline?

The FPC is in charge of inmates’ custody and discipline at all times. (paragraph 3)

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