DOC 376.13(1)(a)2.2. At the direction of the shift supervisor, either orally or in written job instructions or post orders. DOC 376.13(1)(a)3.3. Before a youth enters or leaves the security enclosure of an institution. DOC 376.13(1)(a)4.4. Before a youth enters or leaves the security unit or changes status within the security unit of an institution. DOC 376.13(1)(b)(b) Strip search. A strip search may only be conducted in a clean place and a place that is as private as is reasonably possible. Except in emergencies, a person of the same sex as the youth being searched shall conduct the strip search. A strip search of a youth may be conducted under any of the following circumstances: DOC 376.13(1)(b)1.1. Before a youth leaves or enters the security enclosure of an institution. DOC 376.13(1)(b)2.2. Before a youth leaves or enters the segregation unit of an institution. DOC 376.13(1)(b)4.4. When a youth is apprehended after an escape, an attempted escape or an attempt to hide from staff. DOC 376.13(1)(b)5.5. At the direction of the superintendent who may delegate to a supervisor. DOC 376.13(1)(b)6.6. When a youth changes status within the confines of a segregation building. DOC 376.13(1)(c)(c) Body cavity search. A body cavity search may only be conducted if the superintendent approves, upon probable cause to believe that contraband is hidden in a body cavity. Medical or nursing staff shall conduct body cavity searches. The superintendent shall promptly notify the administrator of all body cavity searches. DOC 376.13(1)(d)(d) Body contents search. A body contents search may only be conducted by persons who are appropriately licensed or certified by law to take blood samples and x-rays and perform other appropriate procedures requiring a license or certification. Staff of the same sex as the youth being searched shall collect urine specimens. Trained staff may conduct breath specimen tests. Staff may direct that a body contents search be conducted under any of the following conditions with the approval of the superintendent: DOC 376.13(1)(d)1.1. If one or more staff, from direct observation or reliable sources, have reasonable grounds to believe that a youth has used, possesses or is under the influence of intoxicating substances, as defined in s. DOC 373.46 (1) or possesses other contraband that may be detected by a body contents search. DOC 376.13(1)(d)3.3. After a youth returns to the institution from any absence from the institution. DOC 376.13(1)(d)5.5. As part of a random testing program in which staff do not select youth by name or for a specific reason. DOC 376.13(1)(d)6.6. Pursuant to a court order requiring the youth to submit to drug testing. DOC 376.13(2)(2) Results of searches and any contraband, test results or other evidence obtained under sub. (1) may be used as evidence at a disciplinary hearing conducted pursuant to s. DOC 373.73. DOC 376.13(4)(4) A written report or written log entry of all searches under sub. (1) shall be filed with the superintendent The report shall state all of the following: DOC 376.13(4)(a)(a) The identity of the staff member who conducted the search and the shift supervisor who approved it. DOC 376.13(4)(d)(d) The reason for the search. If the search was a random search the report shall state that it was random.