Part-Time Environmental Health Inspector (Special Assignment Support)
DescriptionPart-time - up to 10 hrs.
per weekThe Town of Needham seeks the services of smart, energetic, and engaged individuals to serve as a part-time Environmental Health Inspector to provide public health services and to enforce State/Fed Environmental and Sanitary Codes, 2013 Federal Food Code, Town by-laws, and Board of Health Regulations.
The Environmental Health Inspector will perform food inspections and may assist with complaints and will perform other duties as assigned.
CON# 24014Submissions will be received on a rolling basis, first application review by 8/11/2023.
This is a grant-funded position until June 30, 2023.
Duties and ResponsibilitiesInspect, permit, and evaluate health risks in full range of food establishments Conduct plan reviews, investigate foodborne illness complaints, issue order letters, impose fines, and conduct administrative hearings to ensure safe food operations Assist in investigating violations of local and state regulations relating to food, nuisance (noise/odors), housing, or tobacco, and conduct inspections to protect the public's health Provide ongoing educational services in conducting trainings, cable slots/PSAs, and writing articles for the local newspaper and local cable channel, on a variety of public health topics.
Develop social media posts for Health Divisions' Facebook and Twitter accounts Inform and educate food permit holders and their staff about food safety.
May be required to occasionally serve on-call to respond to emergency situations off-hours.
Assist on any additional public health-related projects as they come up.
RequirementsThe following requirements may be substituted by any equivalent combination of education, training and experience which provides the necessary knowledge, skills, and abilities required to perform the job:
Extensive knowledge of environmental health and sanitation equivalent to completion of a four-year college degree program/Bachelor's degree in public or environmental health, or a related field.
Three (3) or more years of work experience in public or environmental health, public policy, or a related field; part-time and volunteer experience will be considered to fulfill a portion of this requirement.
Current ServSafe Food Manager Training certification and current MA Food Allergy Training certification, or ability to attain those certifications within 6-12 months of hire.
Exact timeframe to be determined at point of hire.
Willing to be trained/certified in FDA Retail Program Standards, specifically Standard 2 (which includes a mix of pre/post food safety coursework and onsite food inspection trainings.
) Possession of a valid state-issued driver's license Recommended Skills Administration Diseases And Disorders Food Safety Medical Emergency Passionate Public Health Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
per weekThe Town of Needham seeks the services of smart, energetic, and engaged individuals to serve as a part-time Environmental Health Inspector to provide public health services and to enforce State/Fed Environmental and Sanitary Codes, 2013 Federal Food Code, Town by-laws, and Board of Health Regulations.
The Environmental Health Inspector will perform food inspections and may assist with complaints and will perform other duties as assigned.
CON# 24014Submissions will be received on a rolling basis, first application review by 8/11/2023.
This is a grant-funded position until June 30, 2023.
Duties and ResponsibilitiesInspect, permit, and evaluate health risks in full range of food establishments Conduct plan reviews, investigate foodborne illness complaints, issue order letters, impose fines, and conduct administrative hearings to ensure safe food operations Assist in investigating violations of local and state regulations relating to food, nuisance (noise/odors), housing, or tobacco, and conduct inspections to protect the public's health Provide ongoing educational services in conducting trainings, cable slots/PSAs, and writing articles for the local newspaper and local cable channel, on a variety of public health topics.
Develop social media posts for Health Divisions' Facebook and Twitter accounts Inform and educate food permit holders and their staff about food safety.
May be required to occasionally serve on-call to respond to emergency situations off-hours.
Assist on any additional public health-related projects as they come up.
RequirementsThe following requirements may be substituted by any equivalent combination of education, training and experience which provides the necessary knowledge, skills, and abilities required to perform the job:
Extensive knowledge of environmental health and sanitation equivalent to completion of a four-year college degree program/Bachelor's degree in public or environmental health, or a related field.
Three (3) or more years of work experience in public or environmental health, public policy, or a related field; part-time and volunteer experience will be considered to fulfill a portion of this requirement.
Current ServSafe Food Manager Training certification and current MA Food Allergy Training certification, or ability to attain those certifications within 6-12 months of hire.
Exact timeframe to be determined at point of hire.
Willing to be trained/certified in FDA Retail Program Standards, specifically Standard 2 (which includes a mix of pre/post food safety coursework and onsite food inspection trainings.
) Possession of a valid state-issued driver's license Recommended Skills Administration Diseases And Disorders Food Safety Medical Emergency Passionate Public Health Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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