nLicenses and Certifications:\n\n Must have or become certified as a State Police On- Line Telecommunication System Operator.\n* Must complete specialized training in Law Enforcement Dispatch, Fire Service Dispatch and Emergency Medical Dispatch.\n \nPhysical Requirements:\n \nRemain Stationary: More than 2/3\n \nMove: Up to 2/3\n \nCommunicate: More than 2/3\n \nOperate: More than 2/3\n \nAscend/Descend: None\n \nPosition Self: Up to 1/3\n \nReach: Up to 1/3\n \nDistinguish: More than 2/3\n \nVibration: None\n \nMove up to 10 pounds: Frequently\n \nMove up to 30 pounds: Occasionally\n \nMove up to 60 pounds: Never\n \nMove up to 100 pounds: Never\n \nMove more than 100 pounds: Never\n \nSummary of Occupational Exposures\n \nOutdoor weather conditions: None\n \nWork in high, precarious places: None\n \nWork with toxic or caustic chemicals: None\n \nFumes or airborne particles: None\n \nExtremes of heat/cold (not related to weather): None\n \nWork near moving mechanical parts: None\n \nRisk of radiation: None\n \nHours of Work:\n \nThis position works an assigned shift schedule that includes days, evenings, nights, weekends, and holidays. The Communications Specialist receives, routes and transmits emergency and general information via a variety of methods (including but not limited to telephone, computer and radio) for City public safety and highway departments, as well as the State Police and other public safety agencies.\n \nResponsibilities include, but are not limited to:\n \nOperate and monitor a variety of communication and alarm equipment, including but not limited to telephones; radio networks; local, state and national computer networks; and burglar, fire and ambulance alarm systems.