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Marathon County Sheriff's Office
Under the supervision of the Communications Captain, this position installs, programs, maintains, and repairs public safety radio and electronic communication systems for police vehicles, facilities, and tower sites. The role ensures reliable communications through equipment troubleshooting, system maintenance, vendor coordination, FCC compliance, and emergency response support, requiring strong technical skills and attention to detail.
This position will be about ~30-32 hours per week. Week 1 covers orientation presented by Marathon County Human Resources.Week 2 covers familiarization with the Emergency Management Department.Week 3 covers completion of IS‑5, IS‑100, and ICS‑200 courses.Week 4 covers completion of IS‑700 and an overview of EPCRA regulations and guidance.Week 5 covers Survey 1‑2‑3 familiarization, damage assessment, and IS‑29 Public Information Officer Awareness.Week 6 covers the Fundamentals of Emergency Management and Emergency Planning courses.Week 7 covers Decision Making and Problem Solving along with Leadership and Influence.Week 8 covers IS‑244 Developing and Managing Volunteers and IS‑403 Introduction to Individual Assistance.Week 9 covers foundational concepts in damage assessment, debris operations, and public‑private partnerships.Week 10 covers strategic response coordination and NIMS resource management principles.Week 11 covers eligibility requirements and core functions of the Public Assistance Program.Week 12 covers continuity of operations planning and emergency operations center functions.Week 13 covers core emergency management concepts through the WEM 101 curriculum.Week 14 covers integrating emergency operations centers with the incident command system.Week 15 covers the community’s role in disaster recovery and effective recovery processes.Week 16 covers essential skills in crisis and public information management.Week 17 covers hazard mitigation principles and long‑term risk reduction.Week 18 covers preparing for and responding to animal‑related issues in emergencies.Week 19 covers anticipating hazardous weather and evaluating community risks.Week 20 covers coordination of voluntary organizations in emergency management.Week 21 covers how public‑private partnerships strengthen preparedness and resilience.Week 22 covers mentoring and review to prepare for final evaluations.Week 23 covers demonstrating mastery of course content through a formal exam.Week 24 covers final review to reinforce understanding before assessment completion.Week 25 covers understanding the use and coordination of military resources in emergency operations.
