Experienced 9-1-1 Police Dispatchers

Please include the following documents in your application package:

1. 9-1-1 Police Dispatcher Application Form (RCMP Form ED 6218)
2. Cover Letter - Your cover letter is to include how you meet the occupational training, work experience and why you believe you are a good fit to join the BC RCMP 9-1-1 Police Dispatch Program.
3. Resume – Your resume is to include a complete history of your work experience and education.

Submit your application package to the 9-1-1 Police Dispatch Recruitment Team.

I’ve submitted my application! What happens next?    
If your work experience and qualifications meet the requirements for the Experienced 9-1-1 Police Dispatcher position, you will be invited to participate in the next stage of the application process: panel interview. The timeframe to receive a notification is approximately one week.

You will be invited to participate in a formal Panel Interview. The average length of the interview is one to two hours. To help you prepare, please refer to the Police Dispatcher Candidate Selection Guide.

I've passed the panel interview! What happens next?    
If you are selected to continue in the application process, you will be required to provide your employment history.

You will be required to provide a detailed history of your employment and volunteering for the last 10 years. Employment checks will be conducted and a Selection Panel determines if you are suitable and meet the staffing qualifications for the Experienced 9-1-1 Police Dispatcher position.

I've passed employment reference checks! What happens next?    
If you are selected to continue in the Application Process, you will be required to provide personal and medical information for the next stages of the application process: security investigation, medical assessment.

Security Investigation

Using the Security Screening Management System (SSMS), you will be required to provide a detailed history of your employment, education, residences, family, and criminal activities (including drug use) for the last 5 years and submit your fingerprints. The fingerprint-based criminal record check may require local and/or federal processing fees. Local fees are determined by the local police agency. SSMS is an online database system that delivers case management solutions for the processing of personnel security screening for the RCMP.

You may also be required to participate in an in-person interview with a Police Security Investigator who reviews and discusses all of the information you provided. This interview is to assist in determining your suitability for employment with the 9-1-1 Police Dispatch environment and the RCMP. The RCMP expects you to be free of all illegal activity.

If you have a security clearance with another police agency, you will still be required to undergo this Security Investigation step. If you have a valid RCMP security clearance at the level required for the position, you will not be required to complete the security investigation step.

Listed below are copies of the forms you will be asked to complete when submitting your security application online.

• Security Questionnaire for Enhanced Screening (RCMP 1020-1)
• Security Clearance Form (TBS 330-60)
• Personnel Screening, Consent and Authorization (TBS 330-23E)

Medical Assessment

You will need to complete a medical assessment that consists of three components. All medical assessments are confidential and are reviewed by an RCMP medical doctor.

1. Hearing Assessment

   A hearing test is necessary to ensure you meet the level of hearing required to work on the phone and the police two-way radio system. The results are recorded on a chart called an audiogram. The hearing test must be administered by a registered audiologist and the fee of approximately $50 is at your cost.

   The following form is to be completed as part your hearing test, then submitted to the Medical Assessment Coordinator:

   • Screening Audiogram History (RCMP 3184)

2. Medical Questionnaire

   You will need to answer questions regarding your medical history, including existing and prior medical conditions. You may be asked to submit medical information from your physician(s) and the fees to obtain this information is at your cost.

   The following forms are to be completed and submitted to the Medical Assessment Coordinator:

   • Preliminary Medical Questionnaire (RCMP 2202)
   • Medical Information Reference (RCMP 6222)

3. Psychological Assessment

   You will be required to complete a psychological assessment, called the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI). The MMPI is a standardized psychometric test of adult personality and psychopathology and is used to determine your suitability for this line of work. It takes approximately 1-2 hours to complete the MMPI exam.

   Your Recruiter will provide you information on how to coordinate your psychological assessment.

   The Security Investigation and Medical Assessment step may take between 8-12 weeks. To avoid delays, please ensure all forms are complete and accurate before submission. Also, we expect for you to schedule and attend appointments when requested.