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Police POSITION SUMMARY The Dispatch Supervisor oversees and coordinates the daily operations of the Dispatch Center within the Office of Safety & Security for the Atlanta Public Schools Police ...

Security Dispatch Operator

Mesa, AZ

$16.50 - $21.75/hr

As a full-time Security Dispatch Operator at our Banner Health Corporate Center in Mesa, you will ... supervisor. Makes rapid, accurate decisions which affect the outcome of other public safety ...

Security Dispatch Operator

Mesa, AZ · On-site

$16.50 - $21.75/hr

As a full-time Security Dispatch Operator at our Banner Health Corporate Center in Mesa, you will ... supervisor. Makes rapid, accurate decisions which affect the outcome of other public safety ...

Summary The Dispatch Supervisor oversees daily operations for a local fleet of approximately 20 ... Security Notice for Applicants: Ryder will only communicate with an applicant directly from a ...

Overview Regional Dispatch Supervisor Quinn Company, your local Caterpillar dealer Santa Maria, CA ... Employee Assistance & Wellness Programs Work-Life Balance & Security * Holidays, Vacation Pay, and ...

Circa - Security - Dispatch

Las Vegas, NV · On-site

$16 - $21/hr

JOB TITLE: Security Dispatch DEPARMTENT: Security JOB SUMMARY: Responsible for providing ... Escalate emergency situations to Supervisor, assistant director and Director as needed ...

The Dispatch Supervisor supports public safety operations occurring within the Muscogee (Creek ... use, access, and security of criminal justice information systems, including OLETS/NCIC, in ...

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How much do security dispatch supervisor jobs pay per year?

As of Jun 8, 2026, the average yearly pay for security dispatch supervisor in the United States is $62,888.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $49,000.00 and $71,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a Security Dispatch Supervisor do?

A Security Dispatch Supervisor oversees the operations of a security dispatch center, ensuring that security personnel are effectively assigned and coordinated in response to incidents or routine patrols. They manage dispatchers, monitor communication systems, and maintain clear records of all security activities. Additionally, they are responsible for training staff, handling emergency situations, and ensuring compliance with company policies and safety regulations. Their role is crucial for maintaining order and safety within the premises they protect.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Security Dispatch Supervisor, and why are they important?

A Security Dispatch Supervisor should have a solid background in security operations, supervisory experience, and a high school diploma or equivalent, with additional training or certifications in security management preferred. Familiarity with dispatch software, radio communication systems, and incident reporting tools is typically required. Strong leadership, decision-making abilities, and effective communication skills help ensure efficient coordination and response to incidents. These competencies are crucial for maintaining safety, managing teams, and ensuring prompt, organized responses to security situations.

What are some common challenges faced by Security Dispatch Supervisors, and how can they be addressed?

Security Dispatch Supervisors often face challenges such as managing high-pressure situations, ensuring effective communication between field officers and dispatchers, and coordinating quick responses to multiple incidents simultaneously. To address these challenges, supervisors should prioritize clear protocols, ongoing staff training, and the use of robust communication technologies. Building strong relationships within the team and fostering a culture of accountability also help maintain operational efficiency and morale.

What is the difference between Security Dispatch Supervisor vs Security Officer?

AspectSecurity Dispatch SupervisorSecurity Officer
CertificationsCPR, First Aid, Security Guard LicenseSecurity Guard License
Work EnvironmentDispatch centers, control rooms, security operationsOn-site patrols, access points, client sites
Employer & Industry UsageSecurity firms, corporate security, event securityRetail, commercial, industrial sites

The Security Dispatch Supervisor oversees security operations, manages dispatch personnel, and coordinates responses, while Security Officers are responsible for patrolling, monitoring, and maintaining site security. Both roles require similar certifications, but their responsibilities and work environments differ significantly.

More about Security Dispatch Supervisor jobs
Infographic showing various Security Dispatch Supervisor job openings in the United States as of May 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 84% Full Time, and 15% Part Time. Highlights an 94% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 4% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $62,888 per year, or $30.2 per hour.
SECURITY DISPATCH OFFICER - HOSPITAL SECURITY

SECURITY DISPATCH OFFICER - HOSPITAL SECURITY

North Oaks Health System

Hammond, LA • On-site

$13.75 - $18.25/hr

Other

Posted 24 days ago


North Oaks Health System rating

8.6

Company rating: 8.6 out of 10

Based on 11 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz


Job description

Status: PRN - As Needed
Shift: Evening Shift (1430 hours to 2300 hours). Schedule is subject to change and may vary depending on agency needs.
Exempt: No
Other information:
1. Previous Experience Required:
• High School diploma required, or equivalent
• Prefer 3-5 years previous supervisory experience in Security field or customer service
2. Specialized or Technical Education Required:
• Incumbent will be trained as required, attend in-services and meetings as required
• Must exhibit excellent communication skills (oral and written)
• Must possess the ability to think on one's feet and make quick decisions
• Knowledge of restraining, State and Federal criminal codes, universal precautions, PPE, MOAB, etc.
3. Physical Demands:
• Fitness Level/Strength: Medium
• Push: Occasionally
• Pull: Occasionally
• Carry: Occasionally
• Lift: Occasionally
• Sit: Frequently
• Stand: Occasionally
4. Examples of specific decision routinely made
1. The on-coming security dispatcher will report to the Security Dispatch Center and ascertain, from the previous dispatcher, whether there are calls for service being held.
a) If there are calls holding, the off-going dispatcher will assign the calls to the appropriate Security personnel.
b) If there are no calls holding, the on-coming dispatcher will relieve the off-going dispatcher.
2. The off-going dispatcher will review all logs to ensure that all entries are closed properly. When all logs are complete, the off-going dispatcher will be relieved.
3. At the beginning of each new shift, the on-coming dispatcher will obtain and log the name, unit number, and key set number for all Security personnel for the new shift. This information will be recorded on the radio log for the shift.
Responsibilities:
1. The security dispatcher will courteously answer all phone calls ON THE FIRST RING (when possible) stating, "Security", and the security dispatcher's name.
2. When there are multiple calls coming in at once, the security dispatcher should put calls on hold while acknowledging the incoming calls.
3. When answering the phone, the dispatcher will:
a) Answer and prioritize all phone calls.
b) Courteously take messages for all Security personnel that are unavailable.
c) Route all calls to the appropriate party.
d) Provide information, and direction, for persons needing them.
e) Gather and document all reports of incidents telephoned into Security Dispatch that do not require immediate investigation or follow-up.
f) Assign all calls for service/assistance to the appropriate Security personnel.
4. The security dispatcher will document all calls for service assistance service/assistance received via telephone, and all transmissions radioed into the Security Dispatch Center into the Security Radio Log. The following will be documented for all calls:
a) The time the call was received
b) The time that Security personnel arrived at the scene.
c) The time the call was completed
d) The unit # of the Security officer responding to the call
e) The name of the person and unit that called in the request
5. The security dispatcher will monitor all closed-circuit television monitors located in the Security Dispatch Center.
6. The security dispatcher will answer/silence, document, and dispatch the appropriate Security personnel to alarm locations.
7. The security dispatcher will place maintenance requests in the AYS computer system and document the request number in the maintenance log.
8. The security dispatcher will monitor all traffic in and out of the Security Administration Office.
9. The security dispatcher will maintain the courier log, noting all requests when called.
10. The security dispatcher will maintain the call out log, noting any absences, or notices that an employee will be late. He or she will advise the caller to call the security supervisor or security manager in that order.
11. Fire Alarm System: (will be displayed in red)
a) When alarm sounds touch ACK
b) Silence alarm by touching SILENCE on the touch screen
c) Read display indicating the location of the alarm from left to right (ie. Signature Building smoke detector, Basement outside laundry, MOB room 347, Parking Garage heat detector elevator, etc.)
d) Switch to "All Call" on base radio and give location
e) Call 6911 and give the operator the location of the alarm to page overhead
f) Reset alarm when Maintenance/Plant Operations gives the OK by touching Reset on the touch screen
12. Trouble: (will be displayed in yellow)
a) When a trouble alarm goes off touch ACK on the touch screen and all beeping will stop
Switch to Maintenance on base radio and give location

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