Prince George Corrections Workers Awarded For Excellence
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 3:50 AM
Prince George, B.C.- Six men who work ( or had worked) in Corrections services in Prince George, have received awards for their outstanding service.
The six are among 33 exceptional B.C. Corrections employees to receive the awards which are the most prestigious national decoration for corrections professionals in Canada.
The Prince George Recipients are:
Robert (Rob) Allison: awarded the Corrections Exemplary Service Medal in 2006 and returns this year to receive the Corrections Exemplary Service First Bar. As a manager, Rob has consistently stepped forward and applied his leadership skills to his work.
Philip Chafe: In the past decade, Phil has been the lead manager for significant projects at Prince George Regional Correctional Centre (PGRCC). In every initiative, Phil went beyond job expectations to gain understanding and expertise of the design concepts and engineering behind the operations.
Ryan Doern: Through his 23-year career, Ryan developed a reputation for taking a fair and calm approach to managing inmates under his supervision. Respected for his easy manner and non-judgmental approach toward others, Ryan’s peers are receptive to his guidance. As a result, he has had a positive impact on the professional development of many officers.
Terry McKay (retired), – For 31 years, Terry McKay has been a valued member of the Corrections Branch, admired and respected among his colleagues. Terry received the Corrections Exemplary Service Medal in 2006 and is now being presented with the Corrections Exemplary Service First Bar.
David (Dave) Tuyttens, – A lifetime resident of Prince George, Dave Tuyttens began his career at the old Prince George Regional Correctional Centre (PGRCC) in 1987, when he was hired as an auxiliary security officer. A little over a year later, he won a regular correctional officer position. From that point on, he’s mastered almost every post at the old and current centres.
Miles McGuire, Northern Interior Community Corrections Regional Office – Miles McGuire is the regional director for the Northern Interior Region, based in Prince George. He has worked in corrections for 23 years. Strong leadership skills and qualities led to a temporary appointment as the local manager in April 2000. In August of that year, Miles continued to flourish and advance his career, with a promotion to a permanent local manager position at Smithers Community Corrections.
Comments
Way to go guys
Corrections workers;too lazy too work and too stoopid to steal!!
As opposed to those highly motivated, driven types that like to sit at home and smoke dope all day and then brag about it on here while complaining about anything to do with law enforcement, hey zy?
STFU fatso and yer chaihead…
My bad,puff,puff,pass..u get none incest..
musta hit a little close to home… LOL
Hmmm that smell???
To get back on track, congratulations to the recipients!
Well Said Interceptor.
Congratulations and thanks to the folks who look after our deadbeat population, imagine they’ve heard every excuse in the book.
It,s a Chomo supporter….hey diddle ,diddle!
I agree Interceptor/Slim. Congrats to these men. And Zy, you call them stupid? Since when is stupid spelt stoopid? And too stupid too steal? It’s to not too? Me thinks you may be one of the losers these men guard! I know 2 men that work in corrections, both have been doused with urine, feces etc that these sickos save in a cup for days. They guard the men that could have murdered someone mother or child so to paint them all with this “stoopid” brush of yours, I think while on the internet you should sign yourself up for some online courses, maybe starting with English and maybe book yourself a walk through of this jail you think these men aren’t working in. Again unless your one of the ones locked up in it, and in that case enjoy your hour of free time, it’s clearly being spent productively…
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