michigan sheriffs' coordinating & training council
In-Service Training
General Information

Once employed by an agency and MSCTC Corrections Certified, all full or part-time Corrections Officers must complete a minimum of 20-hours of In-Service Training to maintain their Corrections Certification. The 20-hour yearly In-Service Training requirement must be comprised of:

  1. At least 3 training topics,
  2. 2-hours of Mental Heath Training,
  3. No more than 5-hours in firearms training.

Please see below for a list of approved MSCTC In-Service Training Topics.

Please Note: Completing the 160 hour Local Corrections Officer Academy or the 80 hour Re-Entry/Core Training program will satisfy the In-Service training requirement for the calendar year in which the Academy or Re-Entry/Core Training is completed.

Approved MSCTC In-Service Training Topics
  • Blood Borne/Airborne Pathogens
  • Body Worn Cameras and Video Surveillance Equipment
  • Bomb Threat
  • Cell Extraction
  • Chemical Agents
  • Computer Training
  • CPR/First Aid
  • Correctional Law
  • Corrections K9 Training
  • Corrections Staff Management/Supervisory Training
  • Critical Thinking
  • CTO Training
  • Cultural Diversity
  • Custody & Security
  • Danger Zone Defensive Tactics
  • Defensive Tactics
  • Direct Supervision Concepts
  • Disaster Plan Training
  • Domestic Violence
  • Driver Training
  • Drug Recognition
  • Electronic Control Devices
  • Ethics
  • Evidence Technician/Collection
  • Firearms (Max. of 5 hours per year)
  • Fire Safety
  • Gang
  • Inmate Behavior
    • - Autism Training
  • Inmate Classification
  • Inmate Disciplinary Process
  • Inmate Supervision
  • I.P.C.
  • Jail Evacuation
  • Medical Administration (required by NCCHC accreditation)
  • Medical Confidentiality (H.I.P.A.A.)
  • Mental Health
  • M.S.D.S./Hazardous Materials
  • P.B.T.’s
  • Policy & Procedure Updates
  • PREA
  • Prisoner Transport/Management
  • Radio Training
  • Receiving & Screening
  • Report Writing
  • Riot Control
  • Stress Management
  • Suicide Awareness
  • Universal Precaution
  • Workplace Harassment