Emergency 9-1-1 Dispatcher - Lead & Training Roles
Joinsdsheriff
El Segundo (CA)
On-site
USD 60,000 - 90,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Additional pay for training
Future salary increases
Job summary
A county sheriff's department in California seeks a Sheriff’s Emergency Services Dispatcher to join their world-class team. This position involves responding to emergency calls, dispatching personnel, and ensuring public safety. Candidates require training in dispatch systems and must pass background checks. A competitive salary structure includes future increases and additional pay for training roles. Ideal candidates will possess decision-making skills and effective communication capabilities. The role is essential in maintaining community safety and requires flexibility in scheduling.
Qualifications
Must have at least one year of full-time experience in a public safety role.
Successful completion of training programs related to dispatch.
Ability to handle emergency and non-emergency calls.
Responsibilities
Respond to 9-1-1 calls and dispatch deputies.
Make quick decisions to ensure safety.
Work rotating shifts, including holidays and weekends.
Skills
Emergency response
Decision making
Communication skills
Prioritization
Education
One year of experience as Public Safety Radio Dispatcher
Completion of Sheriff’s Emergency Services Dispatcher Program
Job description
A county sheriff's department in California seeks a Sheriff’s Emergency Services Dispatcher to join their world-class team. This position involves responding to emergency calls, dispatching personnel, and ensuring public safety. Candidates require training in dispatch systems and must pass background checks. A competitive salary structure includes future increases and additional pay for training roles. Ideal candidates will possess decision-making skills and effective communication capabilities. The role is essential in maintaining community safety and requires flexibility in scheduling.