Performs work of moderate difficulty in drafting, transmitting, receiving, and routing emergency communications by radio, computer, teletype circuits, facsimile equipment, and telephone. Logs calls received and delivered. Performs required tests of all installed systems and equipment, reports problems, and keeps maintenance logs. Operates emergency response vehicles and equipment. Receives general supervision from an Emergency Services Communications Technician Supervisor.
Work affects the operation and efficiency of the emergency services communications systems.
An equivalent combination of training and experience indicating possession of the preceding knowledge and abilities may substitute for this education and experience. It replaces Emergency Services Assistant Communications Officer. This class specification was updated in January 1994.