Brainstorm 911 - The Podcast

5: Customer Service in the 9-1-1 Center. Identify your Customers

This episode helps identify some of the customers that we come into contact with every day in the 9-1-1 Center. Moral of the story: Everyone is your customer, service depends on how you react and interact with them.

4: Customer Service in the 9-1-1 Center Part 1

Customer Service is important in every part of answering, process, and responding to emergency calls. This three part podcast series will touch on several aspects of customer service, including first impressions, identifying our customers, and setting a high bar for our own level of service and responsibility. In this episode, I ask for your ideas, you can send me an email at info@brainstorm911.com or go to my main podcast page, https://anchor.fm/dan-l-lewis and leave me a voice message if you register for an account. Thanks for taking the time to listen and have a great day References: Evenson, R. (2011). Customer service management training 101: quick and easy techniques that get great results. Amazon.

Pride-Cast

June is Over, but your LGBT Co-Workers are still sitting beside you. Make sure they feel like part of the team.

3: Three P's of 9-1-1

Policy, Procedure, and Protocol. The Three P's of 9-1-1. This episode is me rambling on about policy, procedure, and protocol in the 9-1-1 center. Don't worry, I enjoy rambling, hopefully you do as well.

2: Every Step you Take

This week I will be talking about my initial training in the 911 communications center and discuss an educational concept called the Zone of Proximal Development. I will also talk about the question that comes up frequently. How Can training for public safety communications personnel be modernized for the next generation? If you have something you would like to share, send me an email at info@brainstorm911.com and let me know if I can use your comments in the next episode. Disclosure: I am not associated with, supported by, or a customer of any of the companies that I have talked about or listed. I am simply a fan.  I incorrectly identified Mark Fletcher as being employed by Inform 911, he is with NG911. I apologize for the mistake.  1. Zone of Proximal Development – An Affirmative Perspective. 2. ThoughtCO. What is the Zone of Proximal Development? 3. On Scene First – Tracy Eldridge 4. NGA 911 Solution – D. Jeremy DeMar.  5. Calhoun County 9-1-1 6. Kari Hunt Foundation