Senr Radio Dispatcher - Grade 12
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Positions
This title exists in Thruway Authority and has approximately 10 positions.
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Title | Grade | Hiring Rate/yr | Job Rate/yr |
---|---|---|---|
Radio Dispatcher | 10 | $45,081 | $55,322 |
Senr Radio Dispatcher | 12 | $50,425 | $61,548 |
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Job Duties
As a Senior Radio Dispatcher at Thruway Authority, you would provide direct supervision, training, and administrative support to subordinate staff. Your administrative duties and responsibilities would include scheduling and performance evaluations. You may become directly involved in communication transmissions and situations where decisions of an immediate and highly responsible nature must be made. You will evaluate and take remedial and corrective action to address and resolve routine or emergency incidents. You may perform the duties of a Radio Dispatcher during times of high radio traffic or call volume. You may perform the duties of a Radio Dispatcher when required by management or provide relief for dispatchers as required. You may be called in during off duty hours in emergency or high radio traffic or call volume situations. For positions at the Thruway, you will also be required to monitor alarms and operate traffic management systems including but not limited to closed circuit TV, Variable Message Signs, Highway Advisory Radio, TRANSMIT and other devices utilized by the Thruway.
As a Senior Radio Dispatcher at Department of Environmental Conservation, you would provide direct supervision and administrative support to subordinate staff. You will be expected to provide training to dispatch staff and other appropriate DEC personnel in the proper operation of base, mobile and portable radio use. You will be expected to provide instruction and training to dispatch staff to effectively receive, document and transfer information by landline, cellphone, and radio. Your administrative duties and responsibilities would include scheduling and performance evaluations. The schedule will be prepared and maintained to ensure that all normal operating shifts are staffed. You will design and maintain an operating manual to ensure standardized training in operational procedures in collaboration with the supervising Lieutenant and Captain. You will develop and maintain a log for all communications equipment located in the Dispatch office. You will be directly involved in communication transmissions and situations where decisions of an immediate and highly responsible nature must be made. You will be expected to perform all the duties of a Radio Dispatcher on a routine basis and be included in the schedule rotation, especially during times of high radio traffic or call volume and, also to provide relief for other dispatchers as required. You may be called in during off duty hours in emergency or high radio traffic or call volume situations.
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Summary of Minimum Qualifications
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21-040010


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