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RCMP Telecommunications Operator (911 Police Dispatcher)
RCMP Telecommunications Operator (911 Police Dispatcher)
ID:
56573
Expiry Date:
Tuesday, February 7, 2017 - 8am
Job Type:
Part-Time
Region:
Comox Valley
City:
Courtenay
Town:
Courtenay
Company:
RCMP
Industry:
Other
Wage:
$25.76
Details:
You don't have to wear a uniform to make a difference!
Telecommunications Operators provide a critical service within the RCMP that support both public and officer safety through the provision of information and assistance. Telecommunications Operators are the hidden back bone for the work that our police officers carry out in communities across Canada.
Telecommunications Operators work in Communications Centres that operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year which are located across the country in provincial, federal and municipal Communication Centres.
What does the work involve?
•Monitoring of police resources and systems with computer aided dispatch and monitoring systems
•Telecommunications Operators respond to public requests for police assistance, and many provide emergency services as a Public Safety Answering Point for 9-1-1.
•Telecommunications Operators often are the first point of contact with people who call the RCMP which gives you a chance to assist the public when they are facing a crisis and get them the resources and help they need.
•Shift Work
Upcoming Career Presentation Dates:
Thursday, February 2, 2017 in Courtenay, B.C. at 6:00 pm
Wednesday, March 8, 2017 in Victoria, B.C. at 6:00 pm
Telecommunications Operators provide a critical service within the RCMP that support both public and officer safety through the provision of information and assistance. Telecommunications Operators are the hidden back bone for the work that our police officers carry out in communities across Canada.
Telecommunications Operators work in Communications Centres that operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year which are located across the country in provincial, federal and municipal Communication Centres.
What does the work involve?
•Monitoring of police resources and systems with computer aided dispatch and monitoring systems
•Telecommunications Operators respond to public requests for police assistance, and many provide emergency services as a Public Safety Answering Point for 9-1-1.
•Telecommunications Operators often are the first point of contact with people who call the RCMP which gives you a chance to assist the public when they are facing a crisis and get them the resources and help they need.
•Shift Work
Upcoming Career Presentation Dates:
Thursday, February 2, 2017 in Courtenay, B.C. at 6:00 pm
Wednesday, March 8, 2017 in Victoria, B.C. at 6:00 pm
Qualifications & Experience:
•Possess a Canadian secondary school (high school) diploma or equivalent
•Meet the health and psychological standards
•Meet the vision standards
•Meet the hearing standards
• Meet language requirements
•Type 40 words per minute with a less than 5 percent error rate
•Be willing to work shift work including weekends and holidays
•Meet the health and psychological standards
•Meet the vision standards
•Meet the hearing standards
• Meet language requirements
•Type 40 words per minute with a less than 5 percent error rate
•Be willing to work shift work including weekends and holidays
How to apply:
Register for the mandatory career presentation at RCMPCareers.ca website under civilian employee careers. Look for the link for career presentations for Telecommunications Operators (911 Dispatcher). Upon receipt of your email you will receive details on the career presentation location.
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