Posted 07/20/2006
Arizona State University Police Department
Hiring Announcement for
Police Dispatchers
The ASU Police Communications Center is
the Public Safety Answer Point (PSAP) for a university
system that serves over 70,000 students, staff and
faculty and covers 1,622 acres spread over four campuses
in the Phoenix metropolitan area. Our technologically
advanced Center is equipped with a Positron 911 CTI
phone system (Phase II Wireless 9-1-1 implemented) and a
New World Systems Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system
that includes detailed mapping and AVL technology. The
department employs 135 police professionals, including
12 full-time dispatchers.
A new 40,000 sq. ft. police facility
that will house a state-of-the-art police communications
center has been completed on the Tempe Campus.
Starting
Salary: $32,000 a year
Benefits include
tuition waivers for employee,
spouse, and dependent children, state
retirement, insurance plans (medical, dental, vision,
short and long term disability, supplemental life) and
free dial up internet access from home.
Direct any
questions to:
Michelle Potts
480.965.2599
Or go to
www.jobsatasu.com
and click on “Search Postings” for a link to additional
job information
To apply submit a
cover letter and a resume to:
Arizona State University, Human
Resources
Box 875612
Tempe, AZ 85287-5612
Specify job title of Police Radio Dispatcher and Staff
Request (SR) #0-123529
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City of Peoria
Exam Announcement
Communications Specialist – 911 Dispatcher
(Testing Only)
$19.23 - $25.86 hourly
****A City of Peoria Job Application is required to
apply for this exam. The purpose
of this exam is to create a list of potential
candidates for future vacancies in the Communications
Section of the Police Department. Please visit
our website at
www.peoriaaz.gov/jobs for closing dates,
requirements, a complete job description and to
download an application for this position. Emailed
applications are not accepted. EOE****
Job Hotline: (623) 773-7105
Application Fax Line: (623) 773-7149
BRIEF DESCRIPTION:
The purpose of this position is to provide customer
service to citizens that have dialed 911 and need
assistance. This is accomplished by answering emergency
and non-emergency calls, and dispatching proper
emergency units. Other duties may include conducting
research for required information and related duties as
assigned.
ESSENTIAL
FUNCTIONS:
Note: This information is intended to be descriptive of
the key responsibilities of the position. The list of
essential functions below does not identify all duties
performed by any single incumbent in this position.
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Answers incoming telephone lines,
responds to both emergency and
non-emergency circumstances, determines
the caller’s situation and location.
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Dispatches police officers and proper
emergency units; provides supplemental
information to officers and other
personnel as needed. |
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Maintains and logs records by entering,
and verifying all warrants, missing
persons, stolen articles, stolen
vehicles, suspects, and DNA supplemental
information into database computer
systems. |
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Conducts research utilizing local,
state, federal and national crime
databases for required information.
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Assists with training of new employees;
keeps detailed daily records and
completes daily evaluations on trainees.
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JOB REQUIREMENTS:
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Education |
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High school graduation or equivalency.
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Experience |
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6-9 months experience. Some previous
experience required in the same or
similar previous positions. The job
requires a general understanding of
common techniques, methods, practices,
procedures, and use of forms, routines,
etc., of an intermediate nature.
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Technical Skill |
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Skilled technical skills. Work requires
predominately routine and some
non-routine technical skills. Requiring
practical knowledge of a technical field
with use of judgment and decision-making
abilities appropriate to the work
environment to the organization.
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Physical Demands |
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Work requires moderate physical
exertion. Forces exerted are equivalent
to lifting between 10 and 25 pounds. Job
requirements for manual dexterity or
physical manipulation are also moderate.
The need for physical stamina and
endurance is of some significance. The
degree of physical strain produced on
the job is moderately taxing, and is
fatiguing. Work could involve a
considerable amount of walking,
standing, a confining or tiring work
position, or constant periods of sitting
in one position where the freedom does
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Contacts |
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Contacts are an important part of the
job as work involves internal and
external contacts for the purpose of
securing the understanding, cooperation
or agreement of others who may not be
readily disposed to cooperate, business
matters are unusual or controversial and
of major importance to the organization.
Requires extraordinary courtesy, tact
and persuasiveness to obtain the
cooperation of others. Work involves
frequent contact with people who are
upset, uncooperative or have difficulty
communicating their requirements and/or
a frequent requirement to communicate
information that people do not want to
hear or may find upsetting. |
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Responsibility |
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May show another employee how to perform
a task or may have some lead authority
over one or more people for a short
period of time through the year. May
train replacement and/or co-worker in
own job functions. |
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Accountability |
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Decision/action situations have a major
impact on the organization in terms of
costs, delays or attainment of
organizational goals. Errors are often
irreversible resulting in financial or
public image losses extending over long
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Environment |
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Exposure to some undesirable or
unpleasant environmental
characteristics. Physical environment is
generally safe and there is minimal
health risk. No safety equipment or
unusual precautions are required.
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Safety |
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Responsible for personal performance as
a source of serious safety risk. Work
involves the use of hazardous tools,
equipment and/or materials OR ensuring
organizational compliance with rules,
procedures and legislation for safe
operation of facility, safety and
development of safe work procedures.
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Reading |
Intermediate - Ability to read papers,
periodicals, journals, manuals, dictionaries,
thesauruses, and encyclopedias. Ordinarily, such
education is obtained in high school up to
college. However, it may be obtained from
experience and self-study. |
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Math |
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Basic - Ability to perform the four
basic arithmetic operations (addition,
subtraction, multiplication, division).
Ordinarily, such education is obtained
in elementary school up to high school.
However, it may be obtained from
experience and self-study. |
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Writing |
Intermediate - Ability to write reports, prepare
business letters, expositions, and summaries
with proper format, punctuation, spelling, and
grammar, using all parts of speech. Ordinarily,
such education is obtained in high school up to
college. However, it may be obtained from
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Certification &
Other Requirements |
Ability to type a minimum of 40
words-per-minute. Possession of, or ability to
obtain within the first 6 months of hire, an
Arizona State Criminal Justice Information
Systems Terminal Operator Certification. Full
Police Department background check required,
including polygraph. |
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