Part-Time 911 Telecommunicator: Calm Under Pressure

St. Clair County (IL); Illinois; On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Part time

Job summary

St. Clair County (IL) is seeking a part-time Telecommunicator to handle critical 911 duties with a strong emphasis on confidentiality, rapid response, and accurate data handling. The role requires reliable transportation, a clean background, and the ability to work with public safety systems.

Reports to Telecommunications Supervisors and participates in ongoing training. Responsibilities include ensuring continuity of service, coordinating with colleagues, and maintaining proficiency with

Qualifications

• Must reside in St. Clair County or relocate within 6 months.
• Bondable and subject to background investigation with no serious misdemeanors or felonies.
• Valid driver's license and reliable transportation.
• US citizen and resident of St. Clair County (or residency within 6 months).
• Reports to Telecommunications Supervisor(s).
• High school education or equivalent with preferred post-secondary education.

Responsibilities

• Relief or provide relief for telecommunicators to ensure continuity of operations.
• Document equipment failures in writing to Supervisors.
• Coordinate activities between telecommunicators.
• Attend and pass required classes.
• Operate Warrant Computer (Entry, Modification, Cancellation, Inquiry).
• Use CAD and LEADS systems as required.
• Manage Severe Weather Operations and Activation as needed.
• Conduct weekly and monthly radio tests.
• Maintain all telephone and radio frequencies.
• Type more than 35 words per minute.

Skills

Oral communication

Written communication

Stress management

Typing speed

Confidentiality

9-1-1 policies

Public safety operations

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

CAD software

LEADS system

Warrant Computer

Job description

St. Clair County (IL) is seeking a part-time Telecommunicator to handle critical 911 duties with a strong emphasis on confidentiality, rapid response, and accurate data handling. The role requires reliable transportation, a clean background, and the ability to work with public safety systems.

Reports to Telecommunications Supervisors and participates in ongoing training. Responsibilities include ensuring continuity of service, coordinating with colleagues, and maintaining proficiency with