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Fire Dispatcher

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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.

$46,242 / year median in Missouri

+7% projected growth

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Job Description

Description The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) is seeking a results-oriented, dynamic and motivated individual for the position of Fire Dispatcher at Big River Protection Base. This position provides 2-way radio communication to Agency staff and air support and others as required, and transmits and receives messages to and from personnel, recording detailed information in the computerized information system. Within the computer database, you will ensure flight watch for all aircraft; create Initial Phone Reports (IPR); update radio and incident information; update daily preparedness plan information; assign/un-assign resources; and create/update resource requests.
You will also:
access information on internal networks and websites; provide briefings and information to helicopter pilots and others at the fire center; perform regular aircraft bulk fuel tests including recording, maintaining and reconciling fuel logbooks; and provide training to new Fire Dispatchers. Working conditions can include working shift work and weekends, working extended hours and/or working for up to12 days in a row. You may be required to travel remote locations on rough roads in inclement weather conditions. Candidate may be asked to work away from assigned headquarters for extended periods of time.
To qualify:
Possess and maintain a valid class 5 or greater drivers license Preference will be given to candidates 18 years of age or older Completion of Grade 12 would be an asset. Knowledge of wildfire suppression techniques, firefighting equipment, fire behavior terminology; types of fixed and rotary wing aircraft used in fire suppression; and radio protocols and procedures would be an asset. The successful candidate will be required to complete a Radio Telephone Operators Restricted Certificate Course and Incident Command System I-100.