via Glassdoor
$40K - 70K a year
Deliver and develop training programs for 911 call center staff, monitor performance, and evaluate training effectiveness.
Minimum 2 years of experience as an emergency communications operator, knowledge of 911 dispatch systems, FCC regulations, and training methodologies.
Emergency Communications Trainer Location: Washington, DC Employment Type: Contract Position Summary A public safety emergency communications organization in Washington, DC is seeking an experienced Emergency Communications Trainer to support onboarding, continuing education, and professional development for 911 call center staff. This role ensures personnel are prepared to perform effectively through structured training programs and performance monitoring. Key Responsibilities • Deliver new-hire training and ongoing education for emergency communications personnel • Develop and implement training curricula for new and experienced staff • Monitor trainee performance and readiness for independent duty • Coordinate training schedules, assignments, and instructional activities • Evaluate training effectiveness and recommend enhancements • Ensure training content aligns with operational standards and policies Minimum Qualifications • Bachelor’s degree required • Minimum 2 years of experience as an emergency communications operator in a 911 call center Required Knowledge & Skills • Knowledge of 9-1-1 dispatching systems, procedures, and communications equipment • Understanding of FCC regulations related to emergency communications • Familiarity with modern training methodologies and instructional design • Knowledge of best practices in emergency communications training and staff development • Ability to design and deliver effective training programs • Experience training on E-911 systems, CAD, criminal information networks, and phone systems • Strong written communication skills for developing policies, SOPs, and training materials • Ability to multitask and respond effectively to changing operational needs
This job posting was last updated on 2/19/2026