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About The Position
Under general direction of the Assistant NETCOM Manager, the Emergency Communications Supervisor assists with the leadership, supervision, and management of dispatch personnel and department resources for the successful operation of communication services. Incumbent must be able to perform all duties of a dispatcher and serve in those roles when necessary.
Requirements
- High school diploma or a GED equivalent.
- Valid Texas Driver’s License and a safe driving record.
- Ability to pass a Vision Test with correctable vision of 20/30
- Ability to pass an Audiogram Test.
- Ability to type 25 words per minute.
- Must meet all requirements for Regional Public Safety Dispatcher.
- Capacity to multi-task and coordinate team tactics at the same time.
- Ability to think and act quickly, accurately, and calmly in emergency situations.
- Ability to communicate clearly and precisely using good diction and a well-modulated voice.
- Ability to enter accurate data and reports clearly and efficiently.
- Ability to work in a team environment with co-workers, and the public.
- Ability to establish and maintain positive working relationships with supervisors.
- Capacity to effectively deal with diverse groups of people without causing hostility and stress.
- Knowledge of City Ordinances, Local, State, and Federal Laws.
- Must be familiar with Microsoft Windows environment.
Nice To Haves
- Two (2) years of experience in public safety dispatch preferred.
- Certified Training Officer (CTO) experience preferred.
- CPR and/or Emergency Medical Dispatch experience, certification preferred.
- Fire Communications Dispatch experience, certification preferred.
Responsibilities
- Arrive at work every day in good physical and mental condition and be at your station prepared to work on time at the beginning of the shift.
- Maintain positive attitude and promote the department’s mission and values philosophy.
- Supervise and manage all functions of dispatchers and communications on shift.
- Coordinate schedules, training, payroll, and work assignments of a dispatch shift group.
- Perform the duties and responsibilities of a Regional Dispatcher and fill-in where necessary for breaks and heavy workloads.
- Ensure that Communications provides efficient and professional customer service via telephone and radio communications by daily observation and regular Quality Assurance (QA) checks.
- Assist department Terminal Agency Coordinator (TAC) and Communication Manager with validations, audits, inspections, etc.
- Serve as Communications Training Officer (CTO) and maintain proficiency as needed.
- Perform employee evaluations and assist with the evaluation process.
- Promote the designated organizational culture of E to the 4th power in actions, behavior and performance of duties. All relationships internal and external will be based on Empathy, Edification, Enthusiasm, and Excellence.
- Attend training classes as appropriate to maintain certification or improve operations or efficiency of the Communications division.
- Perform other duties as assigned or directed by the Assistant NETCOM Manager.
- Assist in the testing process for Regional public safety dispatchers in conjunction with the Human Resources Department.
Benefits
- A $2,500 sign-on Incentive
- A $2,500 relocation stipend for living further than 75 miles from Keller Police Department
