Answers, responds to, and follows up regarding alarm activity by performing some or all of the following duties. Verifies, responds to, and dispatches on emergency signals. Answers incoming calls. Operator must be licensed to work in all States mandating requirements. Must be proficient in the verification and dispatching of alarms to police/fire agencies. Must know the different types of signals and the SOP’s for each signal. Operator will work under close supervision during the first 30 days. Must keep abreast of the organization goals and positions held. Must be able to meet minimum productivity standards set. Must keep abreast of both company and central station policies. Must meet minimum quality standards set for them. Position requires weekend, holiday and shift work and may require mandatory overtime. Notifies customers of non-emergency signals. Notifies responders on emergency signals after dispatch. Processes basic data changes to customer accounts. Must be able to handle signals from one location/area and TTY stations.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED