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The town of Weymouth has a challenging opportunity for a Public Health inspector.
Job Responsibility:
Works under the general direction of the Director and the Assistant Director of the Weymouth Health Department and in accordance with the applicable Massachusetts General Laws, Regulations and appropriate professional standards
Makes constant contact with the general public, answering questions on public health issues in writing and orally
Makes frequent contact with business owners, property owners, tenants, multiple town departments and with State and local health officials
Contacts may involve hostile encounters with property and business owners, or the general public
Conducts necessary public health inspections and plan reviews regarding food sanitation compliance at locations including markets, retail food stores, restaurants, catering food service vehicles, and bakeries
Conducts nuisance investigations of potential problems, such as garbage, trash, pests, and sewage, and other potential public health infractions, in response to complaints or observations
Responds to complaints
prepares reports of investigations
and prepares materials for possible court action
Maintains knowledge and expertise of new developments in the fields of environmental and public health by reading professional journals and attending meetings dealing with these issues
Performs similar or related work as required or as situation dictates
Requirements:
Registered Sanitarian or a Massachusetts Certified Health Officer recommended or must be eligible to obtain the certificates
required within six years of hire
Other applicable certifications including: Food Safety Manager, Certified Pool Operator, Licensed Lead Determinator, or other applicable public health certificates
Public Health Foundations course must be completed within six months of hire
Tier 1 and 2 Housing and Food Trainings must be completed within 18 months of hire
Valid MA Driver’s license required and own personal vehicle