Dispatcher (noun)

1. A person who sends out vehicles, goods, or people on a schedule.
2. A person who directs and controls the movement of vehicles and personnel.

Origin:

From the old french despatcher, from the latin dispatcare, from dis- + patcare to dispatch.

Examples:

1. He works as a dispatcher for a trucking company.
2. The dispatcher at the police station received the 911 call.
3. As a flight dispatcher, she is responsible for the flight plan and safety of the aircraft.
4. The dispatcher at the train station was responsible for assigning trains to tracks.
5. The dispatcher at the package delivery company was responsible for routing deliveries.