Environmental Health Specialist: Emergency Preparedness

Coshoctonjfs; Coshocton (OH); In loco; USD 65.000 - 90.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Coshocton Public Health District is seeking an Environmental Health Specialist to lead the Environmental Health Division, supervise staff, and ensure compliance with state and federal rules across food protection, body art, schools, and nuisance control.

The role includes PHEP grant management, staff training, and participation in local exercises, serving as LEPC representative, with responsibilities in inspections, investigations, and policy development to protect community health.

Competenze

• Must have a Baccalaureate Degree in Environmental Science or related field with 45 quarter or 30 semester science units approved by the Ohio Department of Health and an active Environmental Health Specialist Registration.
• EPA Commercial Applicator License (pest control) required and maintenance willingness.
• Proficiency with computer use and Microsoft Office and database applications; valid Ohio driver’s license; good driving record.

Mansioni

• Supervise the Environmental Health Division staff; plan and coordinate work to meet quality standards and deadlines.
• Inspect, investigate and enforce across program areas: food protection, body art, schools, nuisances, and related environmental health issues.
• Manage Public Health Emergency Preparedness (PHEP) grant deliverables and participate in local regional exercises as LEPC representative.

Conoscenze

Computer proficiency

Microsoft Office

Database applications

Public health knowledge

Formazione

Baccalaureate Degree in Environmental Science or related field

Strumenti

EPA Commercial Applicator License

Environmental Health Specialist License (OH)

Descrizione del lavoro

Coshocton Public Health District is seeking an Environmental Health Specialist to lead the Environmental Health Division, supervise staff, and ensure compliance with state and federal rules across food protection, body art, schools, and nuisance control.

The role includes PHEP grant management, staff training, and participation in local exercises, serving as LEPC representative, with responsibilities in inspections, investigations, and policy development to protect community health.