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Charleston County Government in South Carolina is seeking Public Safety Telecommunicators to handle emergency and non-emergency calls and dispatch for police, fire, and EMS. No prior experience is required; training will be provided in a fast-paced public safety environment.
Expect 8.25- or 12.25-hour shifts with nights, weekends, holidays, and overtime. Candidates must be 18+, with a high school diploma, and capable of typing 35 WPM; background and medical/psych evaluations are required.
Charleston County Consolidated Emergency Communications Center (CCCECC) is seeking individuals who have strong customer service skills and a passion for serving others. Emergency Communications/9-1-1 is a challenging, yet gratifying career. Join our team and play a crucial role in providing public safety to our community. Make a difference, earn a competitive income with an excellent benefits package, and work in a fast-paced, public safety environment. No experience necessary.
Charleston County Consolidated Emergency Communications Center (CCCECC) is seeking individuals who have strong customer service skills and a passion for serving others. Emergency Communications/9-1-1 is a challenging, yet gratifying career. Join our team and play a crucial role in providing public safety to our community. Make a difference, earn a competitive income with an excellent benefits package, and work in a fast-paced, public safety environment. No experience necessary.
Charleston County Consolidated Emergency Communications Center Public Safety Telecommunicators receive and process incoming emergency, non-emergency, and administrative calls and dispatch calls for service to law enforcement, fire agencies, and emergency medical services.
Public Safety Telecommunicators work an 8.25-hour shift or 12.25-hour shift. The shift rotation depends upon the shift length. An essential function of this position is the ability to work any shift, therefore, we cannot guarantee assignment to a particular shift. To support the 24/7 operation of the CCCECC, Public Safety Telecommunicators are expected to work nights, weekends, holidays, and all scheduled and unscheduled overtime. This schedule may be different during classroom and on-the-job training. Employees are expected to report to work as called upon during emergencies and be prepared to stay during the duration of the event.
For more information, visit our benefits page.