Public Health Sanitarian I — Field Inspector & Trainer

Wayne County Government; Michigan; On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Wayne County Government in Detroit is seeking a Public Health Sanitarian I to join the HHVS Public Health Division. The role conducts inspections and environmental sampling across programs such as food, pools, childcare, body art, and on-site water systems, and serves as the primary trainer for junior staff.

Responsibilities include report preparation, permits, and training with QA, accreditation tasks, and outreach materials.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Environmental Health or related field with at least 30 semester hours in basic science coursework and at least one college-level math/statistics course.
• Must have a valid State of Michigan driver's license and automobile available for daily use.
• Candidate must obtain State or National registration as a Sanitarian/Environmental Health Specialist within 6 months of appointment.
• Within 6 months of appointment, be prepared and nominated to MDARD Food Service Section to be certified as a Standardized Trainer in the food program.

Responsibilities

• Conduct inspections, evaluations or investigations at food service establishments, day care facilities, public swimming pools, and other facilities under HHVS Public Health Division.
• Prepare reports, issue permits, approvals or licenses.
• Train Environmental Compliance Technicians and provide ongoing QA and professional development.
• Proctor and process certifications for staff and review variance applications.
• Create and deliver community outreach presentations and assist with accreditation prep.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Health or related field

Job description

Wayne County Government in Detroit is seeking a Public Health Sanitarian I to join the HHVS Public Health Division. The role conducts inspections and environmental sampling across programs such as food, pools, childcare, body art, and on-site water systems, and serves as the primary trainer for junior staff.

Responsibilities include report preparation, permits, and training with QA, accreditation tasks, and outreach materials.