Gwcc Communications Operator

Job Details

Job Location:

Atlanta - Atlanta, GA 30313
Salary Range: $15.78 - $19.25

The Georgia World Congress Center Authority (GWCCA) Public Safety function is responsible for delivering safe and efficient support to world-class events and guest experiences. Through strong communication with neighboring agencies, operational oversight, vendor partnerships, and team leadership, Public Safety ensures the Authority’s facilities operate at the highest standards of quality, safety practices, emergency management, and incident response.

The Authority is currently hiring a 911 Communications Officer to join The Georgia World Congress Center. The 911 Communications Officer will perform daily work assignments delegated by the 911 Communications Supervisor or 911 Communications Manager including but not limited to dispatching police and security radio communications, completing security logs, recording key assignments, answering phones, typing, filing, copying, and responding to emergencies or similar tasks required by the 911 Communications Officer.

• Fast-paced, professional work environment in a dynamic convention, sports, entertainment, and hospitality venue.
• Supports event-based business which may require irregular work hours, flexible scheduling, and availability to support evenings, weekends, holidays, and special events based on operational needs.
• Work performed in varying event facilities and conditions across the Authority's campus (indoors and outdoors).
• May be expected to perform or respond effectively to changing priorities, time-sensitive operational issues, and emergency situations while maintaining composure under pressure.
• Requires frequent interaction with large crowds in public venue and event settings while maintaining professionalism, composure, and exceptional customer service.

• Requires the ability to remain seated and maintain concentration for extended periods while monitoring emergency communications, operating computer systems, and accurately documenting information.
• Requires frequent use of hands and fingers to operate computers, keyboards, telephones, radio consoles, headsets, emergency communications systems, and other related equipment with speed and accuracy.
• Requires sufficient visual acuity to read computer screens, maps, addresses, caller information, dispatch information, alerts, and other digital and written materials accurately and efficiently.
• Requires sufficient hearing and auditory discrimination to receive, interpret, and respond accurately to telephone calls, radio transmissions, alarms, and multiple simultaneous communications, including communications that may be unclear, distressed, or received in high-noise environments.
• Requires the ability to speak clearly and communicate effectively for extended periods, including the ability to obtain and relay critical information during emergency and high-stress situations.
• Requires the ability to maintain sustained attention and concentration while simultaneously monitoring multiple sources of information, entering data, communicating with callers and emergency personnel, and responding to changing circumstances.
• May require occasional standing, walking, reaching, bending, or other movement associated with performing duties within the communications center and accessing equipment, supplies, or work areas.
• Requires the ability to work extended shifts, including nights, weekends, holidays, and overtime, as operational needs require, while maintaining the physical and mental alertness necessary to perform essential emergency communications functions.
• May…