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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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Are you CURRENTLY employed as a Public Safety Dispatcher at a Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) agency? The Public Safety Dispatcher is assigned to the Communications Center within the Police Department to receive requests for Police and Fire assistance and take appropriate action.
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A security clearance issued by the Department of Public Safety (DPS) is necessary to use APSIN. DPS will deny security clearance for any applicant who has been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor in this state or another jurisdiction, or who may be a fugitive from justice.
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The Public Safety Officer shall document all incidents and inform Public Safety Dispatcher and/or Management of all actions taken. Public Safety officers are required to maintain accountability and chain of custody of all property, evidence, and equipment that is issued or comes into their possession.
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Notifies Department of Public Safety and University Police (DPS/UP) personnel, other University and/or emergency services, and dispatches appropriate emergency responders. Provides dispatch services to and/or notifies DPS/UP personnel, other University and emergency services personnel regarding incidents and requests for public safety services via approved communications processes.
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Train Public Safety Dispatcher Trainee and Dispatcher and participate in evaluating their performance. Experience: Six months of non-probationary experience as a Public Safety Dispatcher for a Police or Fire Department.
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The Public Safety Dispatcher provides technical communications support and computer information processing for police and fire activities as well as animal control and public services functions.
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The Prince George's County, Office of Homeland Security (OHS) is seeking to establish a register of eligible candidates to fill current and future Public Safety Emergency Call Taker I/II Grade P14/15 positions in the Public Safety Communications (PSC) Division.
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Under general supervision of the Director of Public Safety/Chief of Police and/or Police Sergeant, provides general campus security and enforcement of rules and regulations governing parking, use of college buildings, and grounds; student escorts and transports; motorist assistance; assists campus visitors, faculty, staff, and students; and performs related work as required.
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Under the general supervision of the Public Safety Supervisor, the Public Safety Officer will work to maintain a secure and safe environment for faculty, staff, patients, visitors and property.
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Operates a multi-channel public safety radio system while simultaneously listening to and comprehends both telephone and radio traffic; receives and transmits pertinent information on all calls for services including those in progress and those involving other agencies; monitors activities of Police, Fire and Emergency Medical Service personnel; maintains the location and call status of all emergency units during an assigned dispatch shift.
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The Chief of Police and Director of Public Safety is responsible for planning, organizing, and directing the operations of Fresno State's Public Safety Department (Police and Traffic and Parking Operations), which includes a comprehensive law enforcement program focused on a climate of safety and security for the campus community, emergency preparedness, crime prevention, investigations, and traffic control.
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The Public Safety Officer provides security for University residence halls. Working at a static post, the Public Safety Officer will ensure that those entering the building are residents or authorized to enter and will provide emergency lock out services and interior/exterior building checks.
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To inspect a variety of public works projects funded by federal, state, and municipal funds and inspection of both public and private improvements in new subdivisions to ensure compliance with plans and specifications, schedule, and safety regulations during their construction.
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OAS investigates all U.S. civil aviation accidents, including those involving unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), public aircraft, and commercial space launches, and other significant aviation incidents, proposes the probable causes of these events, and develops recommendations to minimize recurrence.
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