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Framingham State College Dispatcher

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Posted by: masscopguy

PUBLIC SAFETY & POLICE SERVICES
Communications Dispatcher I

Framingham State College currently seeks a Dispatcher in Public Safety and Police Services. Job responsibilities will include answering business and information calls; answering and processing all emergency calls in a timely fashion; maintaining direct radio communication with Campus Police Officers, town of Framingham Police & Fire; maintaining daily log in a timely fashion; answering and monitoring calls from campus emergency phones, college Nextel phones, emergency lab phones and emergency elevator phones; monitoring over 30 CCTV digital surveillance cameras; taking in and tagging all found property; deactivating College identification cards from restricted persons; querying registration and warrant checks for field Officers; filing maintenance request for determined college deficiencies; serving window/counter traffic and issuing temporary parking passes and assisting with parking decal mailings and correspondence and other related duties as required. Dispatchers will be required to complete Power Phone dispatcher training; and maintain CPR, first aid and LEAPS/CJIC/NCIC certification.

Successful candidates will be computer literate with various applications including computer-aided dispatch.

To apply, please send a letter of interest, resume and the names and telephone numbers of three professional references to: Framingham State College, Office of Human Resources, 100 State Street, P.O. Box 9101, Framingham, MA 01701-9101 or e-mail to: hr@frc.mass.edu. Position will remain open until filled. Please reference the posting #07-40.

Framingham State College is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.



Posted by: Kilvinsky

They don't ask much of their dispatchers, do they?
PUBLIC SAFETY & POLICE SERVICES
Communications Dispatcher I

Framingham State College currently seeks a Dispatcher in Public Safety and Police Services. Job responsibilities will include answering business and information calls; answering and processing all emergency calls in a timely fashion; maintaining direct radio communication with Campus Police Officers, town of Framingham Police & Fire; maintaining daily log in a timely fashion; answering and monitoring calls from campus emergency phones, college Nextel phones, emergency lab phones and emergency elevator phones; monitoring over 30 CCTV digital surveillance cameras; taking in and tagging all found property; deactivating College identification cards from restricted persons; querying registration and warrant checks for field Officers; filing maintenance request for determined college deficiencies; serving window/counter traffic and issuing temporary parking passes and assisting with parking decal mailings and correspondence and other related duties as required. Dispatchers will be required to complete Power Phone dispatcher training; and maintain CPR, first aid and LEAPS/CJIC/NCIC certification. Writing new lyrics for the school fight song. Cooking dinner for the rank and file every third Tuesday of the month. Cleaning the rest rooms of the Police Station. Refilling all pepper spray canisters. Filling the cruisers with gasoline. Must be proficient with WD 40 whenever chairs within the Police Station begin to squeak. Must be able to reprogram all computers in the dispatch area and be able to delete all porn downloaded by previous shift. Ability to dance the Tango, preferred, but Tap will be accepted with at least two hours of salsa rhythm instruction. Must be able to tell the difference between sad crying and happy crying when taking calls and burp on cue. Ability to speak Spanish, Latin, Hebrew, Gaelic AND Pig-Latin is required as well. Those with the ability to find and disarm explosive devises will be given preference, and if you know Sarah Michelle Gellar personally, that would really be cool too.

Successful candidates will be computer literate with various applications including computer-aided dispatch.

To apply, please send a letter of interest, resume and the names and telephone numbers of three professional references to: Framingham State College, Office of Human Resources, 100 State Street, P.O. Box 9101, Framingham, MA 01701-9101 or e-mail to: hr@frc.mass.edu. Position will remain open until filled. Please reference the posting #07-40.

Framingham State College is an Affirmative Opportunity/Equal Action Employer.



Posted by: badgebunny

ROTFLMAO...(can't post the smilies)...=(



Posted by: cmagryan

Quote:
Originally Posted by Kilvinsky View Post
. Must be able to reprogram all computers in the dispatch area and be able to delete all porn downloaded by previous shift .




Posted by: sgtsmithers

Is it the duties of the Dispatchers or the maintenance staff to rake the Brazilians off the front lawn before the Sunday morning tours?



Posted by: Kilvinsky

Hey careful, Deval sees them all as perspective students!





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