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Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) Telecommunicator license. Texas Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (TLETS), Texas Crime Information Center (TCIC), and National Crime Information Center (NCIC) full access certifications.
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DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Position is responsible for answering 911 emergency phone and administrative phone lines, dispatching law enforcement, fire, and EMS to emergency and non-emergency situations by two-way radio.
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Receives emergency and non-emergency calls from team members, public, Public Safety/Security staff, law enforcement, and others via telephone, radio, and computer-aided dispatch systems and inputs pertinent data into security management systems.
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Assists and instructs callers using Emergency Medical Dispatch (EMD), fire and law enforcement protocols and/or ProQA software. Successfully complete the C-COM Telecommunicator Training program, Emergency Telecommunicator Course, CPR/AED training, DCI, EMD, call taking, and either county law channel and city law channel, or county fire, Monroe fire and EMS channels, NC Sheriff's Standards Certification.
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Certified Intermediate police telecommunicator by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education. Certified Texas Law Enforcement Telecommunications System operator by the Texas Department of Public Safety.
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Ability to learn and use basic dispatch codes, standard abbreviations and industry terminology commonly used by emergency medical, fire services and law enforcement agencies. bNorth Carolina Sheriffs' Education and Training Standards Telecommunicator OR International Academy of Emergency Dispatch (IAED) Emergency Telecommunicator (ETC) CertificationCardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)IAED Emergency Medical Dispatch (EMD)IAED Emergency Fire Dispatch (EFD)IAED Emergency Police Dispatch (EPD)Additional trainings as required.
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Operates a variety of electronic equipment, including computer-aided-dispatch to maintain contact with personnel from law enforcement agencies, emergency medical services, fire and rescue, public utilities, animal control, wildlife services, department of transportation, magistrate's office, health and social services and other agencies responding to emergency calls.
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Coordinate with various law enforcement agencies, the fire department, the House Nursing Supervisor, EMS, the operators, alarm companies, administration, maintenance, EVS, guest services, and the Public Safety officer in charge.
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Receive requests by radio, phone, electronic format or fax from law enforcement, fire/medical personnel, and other public safety agencies to, access, enter, retrieve and disseminate records, motor vehicle records stolen property, wanted persons and criminal history files utilizing local, state and national database systems; prioritize and effectively relay information in proper format to requesting agency.
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Previous experience in dispatching EMS, Fire and Law Enforcement, and basic dispatch preferred, but not required. Must obtain Public Safety Telecommunicator 1 certification within 12 months of employment.
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Candidates must possess or obtain certification in emergency medical, emergency fire and emergency police dispatch. DESCRIPTION: The Sampson County Communications Department has a full-time 911 Telecommunicator (Dispatcher) position available.
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Our state-of-the art center was the first, and currently one of only three, in the nation to hold both emergency medical dispatch accreditation from the Commission for Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies and Project 33 agency training program certification from APCO International.
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Must provide certification of successful completion of or complete within one year of employment a telecommunication-training program in compliance with the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) guidelines.
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Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials International (APCO); specifically, APCO’s Public Safety Telecommunicator 1 certification within (12) months of employment. Monitors and dispatches Public Safety/Security staff activity and assignments via radio systems and computer-aided dispatch systems.
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Assigns call requests as a single service (law enforcement or fire/EMS) dispatcher over a two-way radio to law enforcement responders or fire/EMS responders in vicinity to investigate incident or provide assistance.
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