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911 Emergency Communications Officer II
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City of Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg, VA (In Person)
$50,856 Salary, Full-Time
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The Harrisonburg-Rockingham Emergency Communications Center (HRECC) is currently seeking experienced 911 Emergency Communications Officer IIs to make a real difference, where every call is an opportunity to save lives and have a positive impact on the communities and public safety partners we serve! Interested candidates are encouraged to apply today for consideration. The Emergency Communications Officer (ECO) II role is is a full-time position with benefits and a preferred hiring range of $23.57 - $25.33 per hour (equivalent to $49,025 - $52,686 annually); however, an exact salary will be determined based upon the selected candidate's qualifications and in compliance with City policy. As an ECO II, your duties will encompass a wide arra y of responsibilities, including receiving, classifying, processing, and dispatching emergency service calls. For non-emergency service calls, you'll be responsible for rec eiving, recording, and forwarding them appropriately. Maintaining and preparing computerized and other records and files is also a key aspect of the job. A full list of essential functions and the ideal candidates' knowledge, skills, and abilities is available in the class specification for this position . High school diploma or GED and moderate (1-3 years) experience in the field of public safety communications, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Experience in a multi-disciplinary emergency communications center. Released on at least two specialties (call taking, law enforcement dispatching, or fire and rescue dispatching) in a multi-disciplinary emergency communications center. Possession of or the ability to acquire the following within the timelines specified: VCIN Level B Operator (within 3 months) DCJS Basic Communicator Certification (within 12 months) Powerphone Total Response Certification (within 3 months) CPR (within 3 months) Any employee of the HRECC may be called upon to work over the scheduled shift or hours, as needed. Click here to view the physical requirements of this position. The following pre-employment screenings must be successfully completed with satisfactory results for this position: Typing Test per National Emergency Number Association (NENA) Standards; Industry-Specific Post-Offer Physical Exam, including Audiometry Add-On Exam; DMV Driving History Query; Drug Screen; Psychological Evaluation; Criminal Background Investigation, including VCIN Fingerprinting & Security Test. HRECC employees are subject to random drug/alcohol screenings.