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Receives and transmits radio communications to dispatch police, fire, EMS and other appropriate personnel as required. Possess a Basic Telecommunicator Proficiency License from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE.
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Preferred Qualifications:CPR/First Aid /AED certification, along with other licenses and certifications prescribed by the Director of Public Safety/Chief of Police or his/her designee;Campus Public Safety experience and APCO Emergency Medical Dispatcher (EMD) and Public Safety Telecommunicator (PST) or other Public Safety/Law Enforcement dispatch training is desirable.
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Required to dispatch numerous and dissimilar emergency response assets throughout the response area including police, fire apparatus, rescue apparatus, Hazmat units, EMS units Basic Life Support (BLS), Emergency Operations Center (EOC), and supporting resources to include outside firefighting apparatus, outside EMS units, etc.
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Two (2) years work experience as a Police, Fire, EMS and E911 dispatcher; Possession of current certification in Association of Public Safety Communications Officials (APCO) Public Safety Telecommunicator I (PST1) course (40 hours initial course.
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IAED Advanced Emergency Medical Dispatch Certification •IAED Emergency Fire Dispatch Certification •IAED Emergency Police Dispatch Certification •North Carolina Office of Emergency Medical Services Certification •Emergency Telecommunicator Certification •NC SBI-DCI Certification •IS-100 •IS-700 •CPR Certifications •Certify in Call Intake.
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Police Dispatch Certification is preferred. The Village of Orland Park’s award winning Police Department is currently accepting submissions for a full-time Telecommunicator.
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Must hold a valid certification in the following areas: State of CT Telecommunicator, NCIC/COLLECT, Intl Academies of Emergency Dispatch (IAED)-Emergency Medical Dispatcher, and CPR. Must be proficient in Nexgen CAD, and Intrado Dispatch Systems.
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Telecommunicator job duties include answering 9-1-1 telephones, transmitting vital information to emergency personnel via the radio, relaying information via the Computer-Aided Dispatch terminal, monitoring fire/burglar alarms, and answering administrative lines serving the police/fire personnel.
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You also dispatch and relay incident information to responding troopers, contact municipal police, fire, ambulance, towing, and the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to provide incident details and request assistance and response.
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Police Telecommunicator II is the fully experienced class in this series, competent to perform telecommunications and dispatch work within established guidelines. Police Telecommunicator Call Taker is the pre-entry/trainee level class in this series.
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Attend, and satisfactorily complete with a passing final grade, a basic Public Safety Telecommunicator audio (and/or video) test provided by a third party contractor/vendor engaged by the Contractor.
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Summarize critical information for public safety first responders in the computer aided dispatch system using correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation, and refer and classify calls for police/fire/EMS assistance according to the level of response required.
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The USD University Police Department Dispatcher is an entry-level position to be trained in collecting information from the general public and other agencies through verbal, written, or computer contact; analyze and evaluate the urgency of the request and prioritize the request; disseminate to proper personnel or deploy appropriate maintenance, law enforcement, fire and ambulance services.
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Certified Intermediate police telecommunicator by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education. Supervises the activities of personnel on the respective shifts engaged in the operation of the Dallas Area Rapid Transit's (DART) Police Dispatch Center.
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Under the direct supervision of the Lead Telecommunicator or the Central Dispatch Director, receives requests for police, fire, and emergency medical assistance from the public. Trains new dispatchers and assists Lead Telecommunicator in evaluating the program and/or performance of probationary employees.
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