Environmental Protection Dispatcher at State of Connecticut Executive Branch

University of the District of Columbia; Visalia (CA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking an Environmental Protection Dispatcher for a vital role in their Emergency Dispatch Center. This permanent, full-time position requires working 3rd shift on weekends and 2nd shift during the week. The successful candidate will excel in crisis management, make quick decisions, and effectively communicate in high-pressure situations. The organization values professional growth and a healthy work/life balance, providing opportunities for employees to enhance their skills and advance their careers. Join a dedicated team focused on protecting natural resources and ensuring public safety.

Benefits

Professional Growth Opportunities

Healthy Work/Life Balance

Employee Benefits Overview

Qualifications

• Ability to remain calm and make quick decisions in crisis situations.
• Proficient in using technology and managing multiple communication systems.

Responsibilities

• Provide effective communication during emergencies and maintain composure.
• Gather and relay information accurately in urgent situations.

Skills

Crisis Management

Decision Making

Information Dissemination

Multi-tasking

Composure under Stress

Communication Skills

Technical Proficiency

Tools

Computer Systems

Job description

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EnCon is seeking to hire an Environmental Protection Dispatcher. The Emergency Dispatch Center is a 24 hour, 7-day a week operation responsible for providing a communication link between operations within the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, other public safety agencies and the public. This is a permanent, full-time position for 3rd shift on Weekends = (Friday 11:30pm to Saturday 7:30am) & (Saturday 11:30pm to Sunday 7:30am) then second shift Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday = (3:30pm-11:30pm each day).

What we can offer you

• Explore our new State Employee Benefits Overview page to get an understanding of the various benefits we provide to our employees.
• Professional growth and development opportunities to enhance your skills and advance your career. We believe in investing in our employees' success.
• A healthy work/life balance is a priority for us. We are committed to fostering an environment that supports the personal and professional growth of all employees.

Successful candidates will have the ability to:

• Calm individuals in crisis;
• Make split second decisions;
• Gather and disseminate information clearly, accurately and rapidly in urgent situations;
• Multi-task between the telephone, radio and various computer systems in stressful situations;
• Maintain composure and function under the stress of an emergency situation;
• Establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with others;
• Read and speak English in a clear and effective tone of voice;
• Hear clearly and discern a variety of audible communications and signals simultaneously;
• Understand and be knowledgeable with computers, typing, data input and be comfortable with using technology.

About us

At the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP), we are dedicated to conserving, improving and protecting our natural resources and the environment, and increasing the availability of cheaper, cleaner and more reliable energy. Connecticut’s system of state parks and forests, state boat launches, and waterways provide many opportunities for outdoor recreation for residents and visitors alike. These range from camping and fishing to hiking, boating, and picnicking.

The Bureau of Outdoor Recreation is made up of three Divisions (Parks, Environmental Conservation Police, and Boating). The mission of the State Environmental Conservation Police (EnCon) Division is to provide natural resource protection and public safety through education, outreach and enforcement.

The Bureaus of Outdoor Recreation and Natural Resources lead the agency’s outdoor recreation efforts by acquiring and managing lands with an eye toward providing public use that is compatible with the long-term protection of natural resources.