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911 Police Dispatcher (Telecommunications Operator)
Job ID: 8444
Start Date: Varied
Wage: $26.41
Hours: Varied
Duties: Behind the call Telecommunications operators are the first person a caller speaks to when calling 9-1-1 or requesting police assistance. Operators have to keep callers calm during emergencies to gather as much information as possible and help ensure both public and officer safety. Their role is critical to the delivery of RCMP police services. Our approximately 1200 RCMP telecommunications operators are lifelines for RCMP officers across the country. They provide the ever-changing information officers need to do their work. If you\'re ready for a meaningful career where you can make a real difference in the lives of others, and contribute to keeping Canadians safe – this is the career for you! What the work involves Telecommunications operators: •answer public calls for police and emergency help •analyze and provide information to police officers •dispatch and track police response •search databases to help with investigations Salary and benefits As an RCMP telecommunications operator, you will enjoy: •competitive salaries, increasing from $51,673 to 66,496 (under review) within the first five years of service •paid training and extra duty pay for overtime, evening and statutory holiday shifts •incremental vacation and pension •full-time and part-time opportunities across Canada •medical, dental and family health plans •promotional and professional development opportunities Some things to consider A telecommunications operator career can be very rewarding, but it\'s not for everyone. Are you willing to: •work shifts, including nights, evenings, weekends and holidays? •remain calm in crisis situations and be exposed to traumatic, violent and disturbing events? •be exposed to multiple screens, lights and noise disturbances for extended periods of time? •work on short notice and overtime to meet operational needs? •testify in court? •travel for training and operational requirements?
Requirements: Qualifications and requirements To apply as a telecommunications operator of the RCMP, you must: •be a Canadian citizen •have a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent •not have a criminal record and be three years clear of any illegal activity •meet the health and psychological standards, as assessed by RCMP Health Services •meet the required vision and hearing standards •be proficient in English •type 43 words per minute •be willing to work shift work including weekends and holidays Telecommunications operators occupy safety-sensitive positions. As RCMP employees, they must abide by the RCMP\'s Substance Use Policy.
Company: RCMP
Contact: Krista Rukus
Notes: Apply by registering for the mandatory career presentation by visiting www.RCMPCareers.ca under civilian employee careers or please follow the link for upcoming presentation dates: http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/recruiting-recrutement/rec-eve-cm-mc/bc-eng.htm
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