Hiring:Alarm System Dispatcher

[l2_narain]

Hello,

My company are looking for individuals to fill the current void.

Here's some info:

Title :Alarm System Dispatcher

Available positions :Many positions available

Schedule:

Many schedules available (day, evening or overnight)

7 days on, 10 hours shift - 7 days off

Status :Permanent

Reports to :Monitoring Station Supervisor

Branch :Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Edmonton and Vancouver

Responsibilities :

* Treat alarm signals transmitted to the monitoring station by applying established procedures.
* Dispatch alarm signals to established emergency services.
* Document the alarm signals treatment into client’s file.
* Dispatch calls to the patrol and make follow-up.
* Follow-up on processed signals by situation.

Qualifications :

* Bilingualism (Montréal only and Ottawa an asset)
* High school completed
* Customer service experience
* Computer Skills
* Diplomacy
* Versatile
* Autonomy
* Stress management
* Team work

Reliance Protectron is an equal opportunity employer.

link: http://www.protectron.com/careers/po...ispatcher.html

The pay starts at $12.70 and there are shifts premiums depending on what time you work.


Apply to: http://www.protectron.com/careers/ap...m%20Dispatcher

Cheers,

[willystyle]

7 days on, 10 hrs per shift? that's longer hours than working as a cop.

[l2_narain]

Originally Posted by willystyle

7 days on, 10 hrs per shift? that's longer hours than working as a cop.

It's about the same.

Cops work 4 days on/off 10-12 shifts
In one month they get about 16-19 shifts (using 31 days calender)

We get 7 days on/off.
Works out to be around 14-17 (again using the 31 day calender). We work a longer period of time but also get a longer period of break. You can also come in on your days off and bank on some overtime.

A good thing about this job is the rotation. It's very stable. Your off one week and your on the next week. It's also the same shift pattern. You don't do 3 overnights and 4 days. You do 7 days same shift work.

[willystyle]

Thanks!

How many calls do you normally take per shift?

[l2_narain]

Originally Posted by willystyle

Thanks!

How many calls do you normally take per shift?

To be honest I couldn't get into details with you. You would have to ask a representative with human resources but it depends on what time you work.
We also have other stations in Canada assisting with calls.

[outlaw44]

thnx for the post i just appiled

[Jay.Stud604]

were is the office located?

[l2_narain]

Originally Posted by Jay.Stud604

were is the office located?

Our office is located near Granville Station. We do have free parking but space is limited and some spots are off site.

[l2_narain]

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[FatalCloud]

part-time available?

[liu13]

just applied