Bristol County Sheriff's Office


Vocational Programs:


		Inmate Industries:
		In the Inmate Industries program, inmates are taught a number of woodworking and carpentry skills. Inmates use a variety of tools to build wood crafts, as well as refinish furniture for the general public. The program prepares inmates for the working world upon release. Click here for more information about the program. Click here for a "Before & After" photo of a wood refinishing project.




Custodial Technician/Janitorial Program: Provides training of procedures of custodial housekeeping operations along with latest equipment, chemical and cleaning techniques. The program leads to custodial technician certification from the cleaning management institute.



Food Service Sanitation: The Food Service Program deals with food borne diseases and leads to National Restaurant Sanitation Certification (American All Tech).



		Technology Introduction Computers for beginners: Individuals will be introduced to basic keyboarding, word-processing, spreadsheets, excel and data bases program. Program leads to a certificate of computer technology.



Culinary Arts: Instruction designed to develop levels of competency from entry level to skilled apprentice. Emphasis on food safety.



Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Program (HVAC) Program includes the following: history of refrigeration; theory of heat, conduction, convection; pressure; refrigeration process; recovery & reclaim of refrigerants; system evacuation, vacuum pump; charging system. Program includes review and preparation for epa exam as well as review and preparation for the ACCA.


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