What action is NOT part of a correctional officer’s duties during admission?

Educating inmates about facility rules is typically not considered a primary duty of corrections officers during the admission process. The admission phase primarily focuses on ensuring the safety and security of both the arrestees and the facility. This includes evaluating the physical condition of the arrestee to identify any medical issues, securing weapons to prevent any potential harm, and conducting thorough searches to ensure that no contraband is brought into the facility. While explaining the facility rules may occur later in the inmate's time at the facility, it is not an immediate responsibility during the admission procedure. Therefore, the action of ensuring inmates are educated about facility rules does not align with the more pressing tasks that prioritize safety and security during this critical initial stage.