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Police Telecommunicator Call Taker is the pre-entry/trainee level class in this series. Incumbents serve a one-year probationary period as Police Telecommunicator Call Taker and Police Telecommunicator I levels.
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If you've worked directly with customers in as a call center agent, bank teller, customer service representative, bookkeeper, payroll clerk, medical billing, paralegal, or other clerical experience this would be a great fit for you.
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Possession of a valid State of Florida Public Safety Telecommunicator Certification, greatly preferred. One year experience in a dispatch center as an emergency call taker and emergency services dispatcher preferred.
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Record management logs for: Service Vehicle Rotation, Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD), lost and found, road conditions and closures, livestock, animal records, phone records, medical examiners, on-call for courts, Child Protective Services (CPS), Dive Team, SWAT Team, Marine Patrol, etc.
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Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) Telecommunicator license. Currently licensed as Telecommunicator by TCOLE. Reporting directly to a Telecom Supervisor, responsible for answering and transferring emergency and non-emergency calls from multi-line phone systems as well as dispatching calls to appropriate law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical service agencies.
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Must obtain and maintain certification in approved courses; Public Safety Telecommunicator, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), NIMS ICS-100, ICS-200, & ICS-700, and Emergency Medical Dispatch (EMD) within six (6) months of hire date.
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As a Telecommunicator, you will provide service and assistance to residents, visitors, and public safety partners. After you have completed training and are released to solo duty, there are many opportunities for upward growth and promotion as a Telecommunicator II (Police or Fire dispatcher) and a Telecommunicator III (Police and Fire dispatcher), with each step including a 10% increase in salary.
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Obtain Telecommunicator license with State of Texas and maintain in-service training and certification levels as required by the department. Must qualify for and obtain TLETS and TCIC/NCIC Terminal Operator Certification within six months of employment and qualify for and obtain Basic Telecommunicator Proficiency Certificate for Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) within twelve months.
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13 paid holidays, in addition to PTO - FREE use of Allegan County government's two fitness centers Responsibilities and Duties: Processes all emergency and non-emergency public safety and public service calls within Allegan County.
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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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The purpose of this position as a Public Safety Telecommunicator who performs 911 emergency and non-emergency call taker functions and dispatches police, fire, and medical personnel appropriately in conjunction with other Emergency Communications Personnel.
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Must be have North Carolina Department of Justice Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) and NC Telecommunicator Certification as a qualified dispatcher. We are looking for highly motivated applicants that have the education, and skills that meet all state training requirements and certification as a dispatcher by the North Carolina Department of Justice Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) and NC Telecommunicator Certification as a qualified dispatcher.
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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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Must obtain NCIC Telecommunicator Certification, Emergency Medical Dispatch Certification, TCIC/NCIC Certification and TCOLE Certification within one (1) year of employment. Maintains the accurate status of each officer on patrol, firefighters, EMS, and animal services personnel, including times in and out of service and locations.
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Monitoring and answering telephone, radio, ELERTS, and other communication devices for normal business and emergency calls for service. Contacting appropriate Emergency Service Personnel as necessary.
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