Emergency Communications Dispatcher - Police/Fire/EMS

Regional 911 Intake Solutions; Put-in-Bay (OH); Sur place; USD 42 000 - 72 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Medical, dental, and vision coverage

Retirement benefits

Paid leave

Continuing education

Résumé du poste

Regional 911 Intake Solutions in Put In Bay, OH is seeking Police/Fire/EMS Dispatchers to coordinate emergency responses across law enforcement, fire services and emergency medical services in a combined communications environment. You will process calls, verify locations and incident details, prioritize actions, dispatch appropriate units, and support interagency communications.

A high school diploma or equivalent is commonly required; credentials and cross training may vary by agency.

Qualifications

• A high school diploma or recognized equivalent is commonly required.
• Credentials and cross-training may be required depending on the assignment.

Responsabilités

• Process requests involving police, fire, rescue, and medical assistance
• Verify locations, incident details, and immediate hazards
• Apply discipline-specific procedures to prioritize and route calls
• Dispatch appropriate units according to approved response plans
• Coordinate incidents requiring more than one emergency service
• Monitor radio traffic, unit availability, and requests for assistance
• Provide approved caller instructions when trained and authorized
• Maintain incident records and support interagency communications

Connaissances

Clear communication

Decision making

Formation

High school diploma or equivalent

Description du poste

Regional 911 Intake Solutions in Put In Bay, OH is seeking Police/Fire/EMS Dispatchers to coordinate emergency responses across law enforcement, fire services and emergency medical services in a combined communications environment. You will process calls, verify locations and incident details, prioritize actions, dispatch appropriate units, and support interagency communications.

A high school diploma or equivalent is commonly required; credentials and cross training may vary by agency.