Work wellbeing score is 62 out of 100
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Work wellbeing score is Low, 62 out of 100

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About the company

  • CEO
    Oliver Grüter-Andrew
  • Founded
    1997
  • Company size
    501 to 1,000
  • Revenue
    $30m to $130m (CAD)
  • Industry
    Telecommunications
  • Headquarters
    3301 E. Pender Street Va...
  • Link
    E-Comm 9-1-1 | Emergency Communications for British Columbia Incorporated website

Through our 9-1-1 call centre, our wide-area radio network used by police, fire and ambulance personnel, and our integrated dispatch services for police agencies and fire departments, E-Comm provides emergency communication services in Metro Vancouver and 25 other regional districts across B.C. E-Comm is the largest 9-1-1 centre in British Columbia and is responsible for 92 per cent of the province’s 9-1-1 call volume....

Through our 9-1-1 call centre, our wide-area radio network used by police, fire and ambulance personnel, and our integrated dispatch services for police agencies and fire departments, E-Comm provides emergency communication services in Metro Vancouver and 25 other regional districts across B.C. E-Comm is the largest 9-1-1 centre in British Columbia and is responsible for 92 per cent of the province’s 9-1-1 call volume.

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Police call taker in Vancouver, BC
on 4 September 2023
Terrible work place
I have been at ecomm for about a couple of years and it has been a rollercoaster. 2 years full of constant put downs over the smallest mistakes, condescending supervisors, belittling dispatchers. I applaud the call takers who have been at ecomm for 5+ years- you are a hero, thank you for what you do. But also- so sorry this has been your life. The calls can be challenging, but it’s the environment...
Civilian call taker in Vancouver, BC
on 3 June 2023
Common sense for right and wrong blended with empathy as well as patience will take you far
I became my authentic self thanks to my experience as a police call taker.The courses and mentoring offered were not easy. I saw people taking to it easily. I witnessed some from my training group excel. I experienced the intrusive thoughts one gets from comparing my journey with those who seemed to just "get it". I passed mentoring once and doubted myself the second time around. I lacked the...
Fire and dispatch in Vancouver, BC
on 28 March 2023
Worst place to work
First week was group training scenarios…. Excellent instructor had so much fun learning!! Really poor on the job training program. The staff are rude, cold, not inclusive and unsupportive. I apparently had the best trainer and all he talked about was what a horrible place E-Comm was to work and he felt sorry for all the new recruits because they didn’t know what a horrible place they were getting ...
Call Taker in Vancouver, BC
on 13 March 2023
Supportive Employer
Employee care is exceptional. The type of work is challenging mentally / emotionally. Great benefits and pay. Long hours and expectations of mandatory overtime.
Technician in Vancouver, BC
on 15 December 2022
Great company to work.
Right know it is very exciting to work at E-Comm; a lot of new technologies are being implemented.a lot of new projects and the company is growing really fast.

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