Conduct inspections of family and adult residential centers and short and long-stay juvenile facilities to assure compliance with ICE residential/detention standards of care
Conduct annual reviews of all ICE approved short-stay juvenile facilities
Conduct remote inspections for under 72-hour facilities with fewer than 10 ICE juveniles annually
Prepare an inspection report in accordance with the JFMD template/checklist
Report serious compliance issues or events relating to life or safety issues to the ERO JFMD COR within 1 hour of observation
Provide quality assurance and compliance reviews of other JFMD programs to include transportation operations, young adult case management, and others as appropriate
Develop, review, and update inspection tools for programs as requested by the COR
Provide recommendations on improving JFMD and the inspection process
Prepare responses to allegations of non-compliance and inquiries

10 years of experience working in a state prison, local jail, federal prison, or similar experience conducting inspections
A basic understanding of inspections and auditing techniques in detention related settings
Bachelor’s degree in criminal or juvenile justice, corrections, public administration, or sociology are preferred
A basic understanding of PREA compliance
Knowledge of migrant/refugee issues, particularly related to migrant families and unaccompanied children
Prior work experience in a consulting environment

Compliance Inspector

Key skills