Communication Specialist
Listed on 2026-10-16
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Customer Service/HelpDesk
Call Center / Support
Operates telecommunications or radio equipment to provide operator or dispatch services. This class consists of entry- and journey-level positions which may involve lead worker functions. Serves as a PBX or Centrex attendant. Trains PBX or Centrex attendants. Serves as shift supervisor; prepares work schedules for other attendants. Operates radio or teletype equipment. Receives and transmits routine and emergency radio, telephone and teletype traffic.
Dispatches law enforcement, public safety or other personnel and equipment in response to service requirements.
Medical University Hospital Authority (MUHA)
Worker TypeEmployee
Worker Sub-TypeRegular
Cost CenterCC002330 CHSCorp - Communications Call Center
Pay Rate TypeHourly
Pay GradeHealth-22
Scheduled Weekly Hours40
Job DescriptionOperates telecommunications or radio equipment to provide operator or dispatch services. This class consists of entry- and journey-level positions which may involve lead worker functions. Serves as a PBX or Centrex attendant. Trains PBX or Centrex attendants. Serves as shift supervisor; prepares work schedules for other attendants. Operates radio or teletype equipment. Receives and transmits routine and emergency radio, telephone and teletype traffic.
Dispatches law enforcement, public safety or other personnel and equipment in response to service requirements.
Job Description
Education:
High School Degree or Equivalent
Work Experience:
0-6months.
Mobility & Posture
Standing:
ContinuousSitting:
ContinuousWalking:
ContinuousClimbing stairs:
InfrequentWorking indoors:
ContinuousWorking outdoors (temperature extremes):
InfrequentWorking from elevated areas:
FrequentWorking in confined/cramped spaces:
FrequentKneeling:
InfrequentBending at the waist:
ContinuousTwisting at the waist:
FrequentSquatting:
Frequent
Pinching operations:
FrequentGross motor use (fingers/hands):
ContinuousFirm grasping (fingers/hands):
ContinuousFine manipulation (fingers/hands):
ContinuousReaching overhead:
FrequentReaching in all directions:
ContinuousRepetitive motion (hands/wrists/elbows/shoulders):
ContinuousFull use of both legs:
ContinuousBalance & coordination (lower extremities):
Frequent
Lift/carry 50 lbs. unassisted:
InfrequentLift/lower 50 lbs. from floor to 36":
InfrequentLift up to 25 lbs. overhead:
InfrequentExert up to 50 lbs. of force:
Frequent
Examples:
Transfer 100 lb. non-ambulatory patient = 50 lbs. force
Push 400 lb. patient in wheelchair on carpet = 20 lbs. force
Push patient stretcher one-handed = 25 lbs. force
Vision & SensoryMaintain corrected vision 20/40 (one or both eyes):
ContinuousRecognize objects (near/far):
ContinuousColor discrimination:
ContinuousDepth perception:
ContinuousPeripheral vision:
ContinuousHearing acuity (with correction):
ContinuousTactile sensory function:
ContinuousGross motor with fine motor coordination:
ContinuousOlfactory (smell) function:
ContinuousRespirator use qualification:
Continuous
Effective stress management:
ContinuousRotating shifts:
FrequentOvertime as required:
FrequentLatex-safe environment:
Continuous
If you like working with energetic enthusiastic individuals, you will enjoy your career with us!
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