Security Operations Center Officer

## Security Operations Center Officer Apply locations:
Las Vegas, NVtime type:
On Call posted on:
Posted 3 Days Agojob requisition :
R0017287

At Palms Casino Resort, our promise is simple: we work together to create great experiences for our Team Members and Guests. Under the direction of the Security Shift Manager, the Dispatcher will be responsible for securing and recording information as to the exact location and circumstances of all emergency and non-emergency requests for service. This position uses voice radio to dispatch necessary equipment in accordance with predetermined plans and notifies appropriate supervision on duty.

This role keeps radio contact with Security personnel on assignment, keeps supervising officers informed of situations, and dispatches additional record files. This individual maintains communication and serves as a liaison with other departments. This position requires special training and certifications.
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* Core Responsibilities:

*** Receives and dispatches calls and messages for Palms and Palms Place: maintains contact with all Security Officers on assignment, maintains accurate status and location of Palms, maintain daily-computerized log of all field/ facility calls and units/officers dispatched. Keeps appropriate members of management apprised of emergency and unusual situations.
* Uses multiple communications systems to coordinate emergency calls and relay information and assistance requests involving law enforcement agencies and other Palms Departments.
* Accurately reads, interprets, inputs and relays information obtained from Officers and guests into the database.
* Receives, screens, and enters routine and emergency calls from Casino personnel, customers and other company employees through the computer-aided dispatching system.
* Provides accurate and understandable directions to Security team members, customers, and emergency responders including but not limited to local law enforcement and fire department personnel.
* Determines the number of units, and which units, to dispatch by considering such factors as time of day, description, and location of calls, units available and probable degree of hazard to the responding units.
* Monitors alarm systems, and other systems in accordance with policy and procedures to include but not limited to Fire Alarm Panel and Access Control. Concurrently monitors and utilize multiple radio frequencies.
* Documents all relevant Palms transmissions in emergency situations with accuracy.
* Make appropriate notifications for request e.g., taxis, tow trucks, locksmiths, and beekeepers.
* Performs other duties as assigned to support the efficient operation of the department.
Assumes other responsibilities, duties, tasks and assignments that contribute to the mitigation or response to public health emergencies.
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* Qualifications:

*** High School Diploma or GED required.
* Must be at least 21 years of age.
* Ability to obtain and maintain government issued .
* Ability to obtain and maintain a Nevada Gaming License.
* Ability to obtain and maintain a TAM/Alcohol Awareness Card.
* Ability to maintain training certification in Fire Alarm Panel operations.
* Must be able to use a Fire Extinguisher.
* The team member may be required to successfully complete a TASER Certification Course; carry and maintain proficiency in the use of the equipment.
* One (1) year of experience in receiving and processing customer service calls or requests for service, including dealing with the public in stressful situations required.
* Previous successful dispatch experience preferred.
* Knowledge of basic communications rules and regulations governing operation of radio and telephone transmitting and receiving systems.
* Knowledge of standard radio broadcasting and dispatch procedures and policies.
* Knowledge of landmarks in the city and casino locations as well as geographic boundaries and streets on the reservation and in the surrounding area.
* Knowledge of policies and procedures for receiving and processing emergency and non-emergency calls for service.
* Knowledge of Safety radio codes, ten codes, phonetic alphabet, and practices and procedures.
* Knowledge of basic criminal and civil law including tribal codes and ordinances.
* Ability to operate the department's computer (Microsoft Office, and RiMS computer aided dispatch software), phone systems, and Motorola radio equipment.
* Ability to distinguish between emergency and non-emergency calls.
* Ability to use creative and proactive problem-solving…