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ASARCO LLC
Dispatcher
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What they do
A Dispatcher answers emergency calls and relays information from callers to the appropriate police, fire or ambulance staff. Speaks calmly with callers to get the information needed for emergency personnel. Keeps detailed records of calls and responses.
$47,522 / year median in Arizona
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Direct and coordinate the safe movement of railroad traffic on all CBRY territory.
Primary Activities and Responsibilities Ensure compliance with all railroad rules, procedures, and regulations for safety, operations and the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA)
Direct and coordinate railroad traffic, issue permits and authorities, monitor all rail movements and maintain computerized records of all activities
Know assigned territory and keep informed of changes in the physical characteristics
Maintain familiarity with scheduled trains, destinations, times of arrivals and departures
Communicate with personnel on weather or any environmental conditions affecting train movement
Coordinate movement of trains according to operating plan and customer needs
Monitor train and track movements
Report alleged violations of operating rules and any irregularity relating to the movement of trains.
Plan in advance for smooth and effective movement of priority trains, trains containing hazardous material or restricted shipments, and meets/passes to avoid unnecessary delays.
Hazardous Transportation Trained.
Basic Competencies Verbal comprehension (Understand oral and written communications-both general and technical)
Communication skills (provide clear instructions/directions)
Reasoning skills (problem solving and troubleshooting skills)
Ability to communicate clearly by radio, intercom and telephone
Ability to analyze and prioritize multiple tasks
Basic math Work safely to prevent on the job accidents and injuries
Work hours may include a nonstandard workweek, overtime and various shift work
Complete annual training and pass safety operating rules examinations
Federal regulations require random testing for drugs and/or alcohol
Must pass all required assessments
Work sitting for long periods of time
Meals eaten while working; infrequent breaks
Work tracking train and track movement on multiple mediums in fast-paced environment
Work indoors in an office environment.