Job Description

Dispatchers have a variety of responsibilities, including:

Answering calls

: Dispatchers take incoming calls, including emergency and non-emergency calls. They should remain calm and effectively communicate with callers.

Communicating with mobile units

: Dispatchers use radios or phones to communicate with mobile units and ensure they receive important messages.

Monitoring situations

: Dispatchers monitor situations by phone or radio, and use mapping software to find the best routes.

Tracking locations

: Dispatchers track the locations of mobile units.

Providing logistics

: Dispatchers provide precise logistics for drivers to follow along on their routes.

Coordinating delivery times

: Dispatchers coordinate delivery times.

Preparing work orders

: Dispatchers prepare work orders for crews or receive work orders from crews.

Preparing daily work

: Dispatchers prepare daily work such as schedules.

Dispatching personnel

: Dispatchers dispatch police officers, ambulances, fire, public works, utilities department, and electric company to appropriate calls.

Managing personnel

: Field service dispatchers are responsible for managing personnel in companies such as electric utilities, construction, telecommunications, and transportation.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ?25,000.00 - ?50,000.00 per month

Benefits:

Provident Fund
Work Location: In person