City of University City
Dispatcher - University City Police Department
City of University City, University City, Missouri, United States
Emergency Dispatcher
The City of University City is seeking an individual to join our team of 911 Emergency Dispatchers. This position is responsible for dispatching emergency responders such as police, fire and ambulance to locations throughout University City and the surrounding area.
Job Identification / Position Summary This is specialized work in receiving and dispatching messages in the Police, Fire, and Ambulance Communications Center. Work involves responsibility for operating two‑way radios, computer systems, receiving phone calls, and performing related clerical tasks. This position requires fast, efficient and accurate receiving, dispatching and processing of calls and messages to and from Police and Fire Personnel, and other City personnel as required. Calls and messages include routine reports, requests for information and those requiring emergency actions by Police and/or Fire personnel. All work is performed in accordance with established rules and regulations.
Essential Functions
Dispatch Police Officers to emergencies and other assignments.
Dispatch Fire Department apparatus and personnel.
Relay information to other Police and Fire agencies; send and receive computer messages.
Monitor various radio frequencies.
Maintain records as required.
Perform related work as required.
No criminal history.
Minimum age eighteen.
Good oral and written communication skills.
Ability to type at least twenty‑five (25) words per minute.
Ability to keep records and perform miscellaneous routine clerical work. Ability to work various shifts and assignments.
Ability to understand and follow written and oral instructions.
Ability to successfully go through and pass the pre‑hiring process.
Skills, Knowledge, and Experience Preferred but Not Required
REJIS and LE WEB.
Considerable knowledge of radio transmission procedures.
Education beyond high school diploma.
Knowledge of Federal Communications Commission rules and regulations governing operation of radio‑telephone transmitting and receiving systems.
Knowledge of Police and Fire organization, operation and codes.
Considerable knowledge of radio transmission procedures.
Knowledge of Federal Communications Commission rules and regulations governing operation of radio‑telephone transmitting and receiving systems.
Knowledge of Police and Fire organization, operation and codes.
Attributes
Possess integrity.
Ability to maintain confidentiality.
Ability to act quickly and correctly in an emergency.
Ability to be tactful and courteous with the public and City employees in all situations.
Ability to multi‑task in a fast‑paced demanding environment.
Good moral character.
Team player.
Education
Graduation from high school or the equivalent.
Physical and Environmental Conditions
Sitting, computer typing, radio transmitting, and answering telephone calls in a closed environment for long periods of time.
Equipment Used to Perform Job
Computers, telephones, printers, copiers.
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Job Identification / Position Summary This is specialized work in receiving and dispatching messages in the Police, Fire, and Ambulance Communications Center. Work involves responsibility for operating two‑way radios, computer systems, receiving phone calls, and performing related clerical tasks. This position requires fast, efficient and accurate receiving, dispatching and processing of calls and messages to and from Police and Fire Personnel, and other City personnel as required. Calls and messages include routine reports, requests for information and those requiring emergency actions by Police and/or Fire personnel. All work is performed in accordance with established rules and regulations.
Essential Functions
Dispatch Police Officers to emergencies and other assignments.
Dispatch Fire Department apparatus and personnel.
Relay information to other Police and Fire agencies; send and receive computer messages.
Monitor various radio frequencies.
Maintain records as required.
Perform related work as required.
No criminal history.
Minimum age eighteen.
Good oral and written communication skills.
Ability to type at least twenty‑five (25) words per minute.
Ability to keep records and perform miscellaneous routine clerical work. Ability to work various shifts and assignments.
Ability to understand and follow written and oral instructions.
Ability to successfully go through and pass the pre‑hiring process.
Skills, Knowledge, and Experience Preferred but Not Required
REJIS and LE WEB.
Considerable knowledge of radio transmission procedures.
Education beyond high school diploma.
Knowledge of Federal Communications Commission rules and regulations governing operation of radio‑telephone transmitting and receiving systems.
Knowledge of Police and Fire organization, operation and codes.
Considerable knowledge of radio transmission procedures.
Knowledge of Federal Communications Commission rules and regulations governing operation of radio‑telephone transmitting and receiving systems.
Knowledge of Police and Fire organization, operation and codes.
Attributes
Possess integrity.
Ability to maintain confidentiality.
Ability to act quickly and correctly in an emergency.
Ability to be tactful and courteous with the public and City employees in all situations.
Ability to multi‑task in a fast‑paced demanding environment.
Good moral character.
Team player.
Education
Graduation from high school or the equivalent.
Physical and Environmental Conditions
Sitting, computer typing, radio transmitting, and answering telephone calls in a closed environment for long periods of time.
Equipment Used to Perform Job
Computers, telephones, printers, copiers.
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