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dispatcher

[dih-spach-er] / dɪˈspætʃ ər /




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The command hub is kept movie-theater dark so the operators, known as dispatchers, can better study the wall-to-wall screens showing the movement of electricity across the service area.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Very top of Lachman, is where we are,” he told the dispatcher.

From Los Angeles Times

Workers quickly cleared debris from the tracks, put up heated tents for passengers, restored the electricity grid and tasked a manual dispatcher with regulating traffic.

From The Wall Street Journal

He lives upstate and works as a dispatcher for a cable company.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some of those details include having buy-in from the police, training dispatchers on how to triage calls, and integrating mental health staff.

From Los Angeles Times