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19 jobs that use Emergency Calls the most

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Jobs that use emergency calls the most include custodial officer, member/volunteer, and fireman.

What jobs use Emergency Calls the most?

1. Custodial Officer

How custodial officer uses Emergency Calls:

  • Watch CCTV cameras and control security doors.
  • Conduct rounds, answer phones and monitor the CCTV.
  • Maintain booking and release records, Huber accounts, and property records.

Most common skills for custodial officer:

  • Emergency Calls
  • Security Checks
  • Law Enforcement
  • Communication Systems
  • Booking
  • Public Safety

2. Member/Volunteer

How member/volunteer uses Emergency Calls:

  • Develop new Facebook page as well as additional social media platforms, and teach others how to manage these platforms.
  • Facilitate activities for learning bible concepts.
  • Train in CPR, first aid and rescue operations.

Most common skills for member/volunteer:

  • Community Outreach
  • Emergency Calls
  • CPR
  • Non-Profit Organization
  • PowerPoint
  • Local Community

3. Fireman

How fireman uses Emergency Calls:

  • Implement logistics support and material plan to manage advance shipment of hazardous goods to area of responsibility.
  • Educate fire department personnel regarding firefighting, paramedic procedures, hazardous materials and fire prevention.
  • Train in CPR, ship firefighting duties, and protection from biological and chemical attack.

Most common skills for fireman:

  • Emergency Calls
  • Safety Standards
  • Auxiliary Equipment
  • CPR
  • Diesel Engines
  • HVAC

4. Call Out Operator

How call out operator uses Emergency Calls:

  • Manage patient's records and make sure they are protected under the HIPPA laws.
  • Maintain updated patients' records-document patient details including the treatments, demographics and personal facts while scheduling appointments.
  • Access databases containing sensitive information while following HIPPA policies and procedures.

Most common skills for call out operator:

  • Customer Service
  • Inbound Calls
  • Emergency Calls
  • Telephone Calls
  • Outbound Calls
  • Customer Calls

5. Ambulance Driver

How ambulance driver uses Emergency Calls:

  • Utilize company-provide app equip with GPS to accept/decline assignments and manage details of transports.
  • Provide medical emergency response, non-emergency transport services, event medical services, manage transportation services and paramedic and EMT training.
  • Train in CPR skills, first-aid services, patient care and safety during travel.

Most common skills for ambulance driver:

  • Patients
  • Emergency Calls
  • CPR
  • Ambulances
  • Patient Transport
  • Medical Appointments

6. Police Supervisor

How police supervisor uses Emergency Calls:

  • Orchestrate the day to day demands, managing deficiencies/opportunities and prioritization of unit operations throughout specific target areas within NYC.
  • Assign officer patrol areas and coordinate awareness of potential security problem areas.
  • Supervise and monitor security staff, including scheduling, training and supervisory patrol.

Most common skills for police supervisor:

  • Patrol
  • Public Safety
  • Law Enforcement Agencies
  • Emergency Calls
  • Evidence Collection
  • Criminal Investigations

7. Dispatch Assistant

How dispatch assistant uses Emergency Calls:

  • Manage delivery confirmations, travel expenses and mileage ensuring accurate payroll reporting.
  • Monitor daily operations of all drivers; GPS tracking.
  • Track drivers on GPS and dispatch drivers to pick up shipments.

Most common skills for dispatch assistant:

  • Data Entry
  • Customer Service
  • Emergency Calls
  • Payroll
  • LTL
  • CAD

8. Associate Dean Of Person

How associate dean of person uses Emergency Calls:

  • Manage systems such as PeopleSoft, Vantive, WeCare to successfully execute customers' requests.
  • Manage product deliveries, and maintain overall orderliness and cleanliness of facility to optimize customer experience.
  • Brief senior leadership and program developers on software test issues.

Most common skills for associate dean of person:

  • POS
  • Customer Service
  • Sales Floor
  • Emergency Calls
  • Control Checks
  • Product Knowledge

9. Telephone Operator

How telephone operator uses Emergency Calls:

  • Operate office equipment including, but not limit to, computers, PBX system, fax machine, e-mail.
  • Programme various PBX computer operate phone system base request such as wake up calls, flight reminders and tour times.
  • Provide access to telephone interpreters services for visitors and patients with limit English experience highlights.

Most common skills for telephone operator:

  • Patients
  • Emergency Calls
  • Customer Service
  • Phone Calls
  • Telephone Calls
  • Data Entry

10. Directory Assistance Operator

How directory assistance operator uses Emergency Calls:

  • Operate private branch exchange (PBX) systems for businesses and organizations.
  • Plugged in headphones on switchboard, and push switch keys to make connections.
  • Operate switch keys to relay calls on the PBX switchboard to appropriate departments.

Most common skills for directory assistance operator:

  • Customer Service
  • Inbound Calls
  • Emergency Calls
  • Customer Calls
  • Emergency Situations
  • Customer Inquiries

11. Train Dispatcher

How train dispatcher uses Emergency Calls:

  • Manage and organize project teams internally during implementation of new CMTS system.
  • Call and assign train crews (i.e., engineers, conductors and brakeman) for rail yard and over-the-road train operations.
  • Train HAZMAT awareness and CPR.

Most common skills for train dispatcher:

  • Emergency Situations
  • Train Movement
  • FRA
  • Emergency Calls
  • Federal Safety Rules
  • Traffic Signals

12. Service Operator

How service operator uses Emergency Calls:

  • Manage incoming calls from patients and medical professionals by utilizing telephonic paging system and manual messaging.
  • Train to be CDL certify by PVTA.
  • Comply with HIPAA standards and procedures.

Most common skills for service operator:

  • Customer Service
  • Food Handling
  • Emergency Calls
  • CDL
  • Inbound Calls
  • Service Calls

13. Dispatch Technician

How dispatch technician uses Emergency Calls:

  • Manage the customer relationship and expectations, communicate effectively, and troubleshoot and resolve technical issues.
  • Work in service industry with plumbing, drain and HVAC techs.
  • Maintain and develop positive business relationships with a customer's key personnel involve in or directly relevant to a logistics activity.

Most common skills for dispatch technician:

  • Customer Service
  • Emergency Calls
  • POS
  • Inbound Calls
  • Troubleshoot
  • Service Calls

14. Operator

How operator uses Emergency Calls:

  • Assist in developing the company s short and long term training plans and managing yearly ammunition allocation.
  • Assist and manage the extrusion process of polyester raw material in pellet or chip form to produce finish rolls of plastic.
  • Manage day-to-day transportation and logistics services for multinational account base.

Most common skills for operator:

  • Safety Procedures
  • CDL
  • Emergency Calls
  • Preventative Maintenance
  • Quality Checks
  • Dozer

15. Locksmith

How locksmith uses Emergency Calls:

  • Attain high security certifications for ASSA, Medeco and Primus.
  • Manage overflow and on-demand jobs for other locksmiths throughout central Indiana.
  • Fabricate tools and jigs that are not available within the company to assist in accomplishing difficult and technical assignments.

Most common skills for locksmith:

  • Hand Tools
  • Door Locks
  • Door Hardware
  • Emergency Calls
  • Customer Service
  • Troubleshoot

16. Sheriff

How sheriff uses Emergency Calls:

  • Evaluate all investigative and patrol functions to assure public safety and security needs are met.
  • Check visitors for warrants via NCIC and CIB.
  • Provide mentor and leadership guidance a to numerous personnel within the sheriffs office.

Most common skills for sheriff:

  • Patrol
  • Public Safety
  • Emergency Calls
  • Booking
  • Phone Calls
  • Data Entry

17. Military Police Officer

How military police officer uses Emergency Calls:

  • Lead basic reconnaissance operation and report enemy movement to the platoon sergeant.
  • Manage the collection effort, supervise all-source analysis and ensure combat information and intelligence are disseminated rapidly to army units.
  • Perform law enforcement and garrison duties on military installations to include service during combat operations.

Most common skills for military police officer:

  • Crowd Control
  • Order Operations
  • Patrol
  • Public Safety
  • Emergency Calls
  • Law Enforcement Patrols

18. Cadet

How cadet uses Emergency Calls:

  • Lead the team as defensive captain to win the national championship of the most elite football level in Mexico.
  • Participate in leadership development program in BYU-Idaho ROTC while completing undergraduate studies.
  • Demonstrate strong teamwork, and critical thinking in order to reach a common goal with fellow cadets.

Most common skills for cadet:

  • Patrol
  • Veterans
  • Public Safety
  • Cadets
  • Emergency Calls
  • Law Enforcement

19. Junior Volunteer

How junior volunteer uses Emergency Calls:

  • Create variety of programs and run fund raising projects to achieve annual objectives.
  • Communicate with local businesses in order to collect donations for golf tournaments, casino night, alumni basketball tournaments etc.
  • Wipe down wheelchairs, stretchers, and equipment in surgery areas.

Most common skills for junior volunteer:

  • Patients
  • Emotional Support
  • Patient Care
  • Emergency Calls
  • Front Desk
  • Community Services

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Updated December 28, 2023