PHYSICAL ABILITIES TEST (PAT)The Physical Ability Test (PAT) is one
component of the entry-level selection process for the position of
Corrections Officer in the Miami Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation
Department. The job of a Corrections Officer is physically demanding
and a certain degree of physical strength and endurance is necessary
in order to complete many of the tasks required on the job. As such,
the PAT is geared toward assessing the physical abilities of the
Corrections Officer applicant.
Course Description
The PAT measures specific physical abilities through participation in
a series of tasks:
1. Stair Climb
2. 150 yard run
3. Obstacle Course
a. 40 inch barricade jump
b. 24 inch, 12 inch and 18 inch hurdles
c. Serpentine (with 9 cones)
d. Low Crawl
4. Dummy Drag (150lbs) for 100 feet
5. Repeat Obstacle Course
6. Repeat 150 yard run
This test is conducted in a continuous manner resulting in a total
composite score.
Qualified Instructors of Miami Dade College will prepare the PAT
course as outlined Time frames and instructions have been standardized
so that all candidates receive the same instructions and the same
amount of time to complete the PAT.
SIGN UP INSTRUCTIONS
In order to take the PAT with the Assessment Center, you must register
through this site.
Once you have registered on Eventbrite, send the following documents
to nac@mdc.edu. These documents can be found in your Candidate Packet.
1. Liability Waiver
2. Payment Form & Receipt (send payment to northbursars@mdc.edu to
process payment)
3. Data sheet filled out
Please note we must have these documents prior to your scheduled PAT.
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