17 new Custodial Correctional Officers join the public safety frontline in Central Queensland All 17 have completed the 10-week Custodial Officer Entry program including on-the-job training. The new officers now ready to play their role in protecting community safety Experienced officers with a combined
Record number of officers joining the frontline of community safety Special presentations for officers following in family footsteps National Medal presented to Senior Training Officer who has helped hundreds of new graduates into their careers Careers in corrections offer wide variety of
19 Queensland Corrective Service (QCS) officers graduated from the latest round of Foundations training at the QCS Academy. Newly qualified case managers will support communities from Rockhampton to the Gold Coast. Regional Queensland will benefit from a frontline boost to community safety with 19 Queensland
Warwick Work Camp was established as the first women’s prisoner work camp in Australia in 1995 Low risk women building employable skills and making reparations to the community 35 community service projects currently on the go Queensland Corrective Services’ Warwick Work Camp
137 new Custodial Correctional Officers graduated in Brisbane today to deliver safer communities where we live. They join more than 60 new graduate correctional officers this month in Maryborough, Rockhampton, Mareeba and Townsville. Three experienced officers recognised in Brisbane for exemplary service and commitment
A group of six prisoners at Townsville Men’s Low Custody Correctional Centre are on track to reform after completing a Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure. The course, delivered under supervision alongside Registered Training Organisation Occupational Skills Centre Australia, is providing prisoners education and qualifications to secure
144 new Custodial Correctional Officers join the public safety frontline in South East Queensland The new officers now ready to play their role in protecting community safety Seven experienced officers recognised for exemplary service and commitment to making Queensland safer Queensland Corrective Services (QCS) welcomed
While many people in SEQ were bunkering down at home during this weekend, more than 200 Queensland Corrective Services officers were bunkering down at correctional centres and monitoring units across South East Queensland to maintain safety and security. QCS Commissioner Paul Stewart APM said that he
Custodial Correctional Officers from North, Far North and Central Queensland are being deployed to help maintain safety and security at South East Queensland correctional centres in the lead-up to Tropical Cyclone Alfred making landfall. An initial 10 officers from Townsville Correctional Centre and Maryborough Correctional Centre
Supervised prisoners supporting SES with sandbagging in Innisfail. QCS Work Camp program providing valuable labour to community organisations. Low security prisoners at Innisfail Work Camp have been put to work assisting their local community with disaster preparedness ahead of this weekend’s forecast deluge. With 24hr rainfall
