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POSITION REQUIREMENTS: •High School diploma or GED •Ability to work under stress and to respond to emergency communications •Minimum of 1 years' experience as a 911 dispatcher or similar function in an emergency call center.
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Develops and implements goals, objectives, policies, procedures and work standards for the center responsibilities, recommends and implements call taker and dispatcher protocols, develops and updates the communication section of the company's state disaster plan, informs the staff of changes involving personnel, policies, procedures and protocols.
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Do you have any experience working as a Communication Operator, Dispatcher or Call Taker in a 911 Emergency Center? 911 Public Safety Telecommunicator Certification at time of hire preferred.
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I have 3 years continuous full-time experience as an emergency communications call taker/dispatcher within an emergency communications center that answers 911 calls and/or dispatches police and/or fire agencies.
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The Telecommunicator position serves as the emergency call-taker/dispatcher for emergency and non-emergency requests on E-911 trunked lines, administrative lines and radio infrastructure at the Northampton County Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP.
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The Cook County Sheriffs Police Department Emergency Communications Center, located in Des Plaines, Illinois is seeking applicants for the position of Telecommunicator. The Telecommunicator, from the information received, determines the nature of the call (police, fire, EMS, or other emergency) and assigns its priority using designated codes and dispatches the appropriate beat car to the scene using the radio and P1 CAD system.
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View our recruitment video at The Emergency Communications Center is multi-jurisdictional operation that receives and dispatches police, fire and emergency medical service requests for service in Cook County, as well as Metra rail lines located in Cook, DuPage, Kane, Kenosha (WI), Lake, McHenry and Will counties.
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We’re also collaborative and unafraid to do a little extra to deliver excellent care – that’s just part o EMD, Now Hiring, dispatcher, dispatch, voice services, operator, communications, customer service, alarm monitoring, call center, PBX, radio operator, emergency dispatch, 911, 911 operator, security, security communications, security operator.
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NJ Basic Telecommunicator certification AND NJ Emergency Medical Dispatcher (EMD) certification AND Medical Priority Dispatch System (MPDS) certification must be obtained within 1 year of hire.
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Up to one year of experience as a Call Taker, Customer Service or similar position in a communication or dispatch center. Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) Telecommunicator License or the ability to obtain within 1 year of hire.
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Training for a dispatcher consists of three phases: call take, radio operator I, and radio operator II. Each training phase is divided into two segments: classroom training and on-the-job training.
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Typically gained by at least one year of experience as a basic Emergency Medical Technician (EMT); OR successful completion of the Emergency Telecommunicator Course (ETC); OR at least one year of experience as a dispatcher/operator in an emergency dispatch environment; OR at least one year of full-time experience providing customer service in a high-volume call center or similar setting.
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This may be the job for you if you have experience as a Call Center Representative, Telecommunicator, or Dispatcher. Job Category: Call Center / Dispatch / Reservationist / Scheduler.
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Emergency Dispatcher Quality Assurance Certification within 1 year of hire; and. Public Safety Telecommunicator 1 Certification or higher. General duties will include the planning, organizing, directing and overall supervision of the dispatch center; serving as a liaison with other public safety agencies and the general public; and performs other related operational and administrative duties as required.
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One (1) to two (2) years Radio Communications Training, Call Center experience, or Public Safety Agency (Police, Fire, or EMS) experience is preferred. MANDATORY TRAINING - All Telecommunicator candidates must be able to successfully pass EMD training program, APCO emergency communications training program, NCIC/CLEAN training program, as well as pass all state required exams and maintain required certifications as necessary during employment.
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