A 999 call handler, also known as an emergency services dispatcher, is responsible for answering emergency calls from the public and coordinating the appropriate response. This role is vital in ensuring that help is sent quickly when people are in urgent need, whether for police, fire, or ambulance services. Call handlers must stay calm under pressure, ask clear questions to gather essential information, and use computer systems to log details and dispatch help. The job often involves working shifts, including nights and weekends, as emergencies can happen at any time.
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