ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST III - 64067067

Requisition No: 863418 

Agency: Department of Health

Working Title: ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST III - 64067067

 Pay Plan: Career Service

Position Number: 64067067 

Salary:  $50,000.00 to $52,000.00 

Posting Closing Date: 10/30/2025 

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                                                                          Job Title: Environmental Specialist III, Position Number: 64067067

 

 

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The incumbent, an employee of the Florida Department of Health in Clay County works to protect, promote and improve the health of all people in Florida through integrated state, county, and community efforts.  The incumbent is expected to promote innovation by searching for creative solutions and managing resources wisely.  They are expected to collaborate through teamwork to achieve common goals and solve problems.  The incumbent is expected to be accountable and perform with integrity and respect.  They are expected to responsive by serving our customers and engaging our partners.  Finally, the incumbent is expected to perform with excellence by promoting quality outcomes through learning and continuous performance.  This a specialized professional position performing work within a participative management structure for a general Environmental Health Program.  Filed work of highly technical nature is performed and accomplished independently with direct supervision by the immediate supervisor.

While this not a supervisory position, the incumbent acts as the Biomedical Waste and Body Art Coordinator and provides technical assistance and guidance to EH staff in a peer review fashion. Duties are as follow:

Coordinator of Biomedical Waste Program – ensures that all facilities are inspected as required by status (annual or triennial).  Reviews application for completeness prior to approving issuance of permits.  Provides training to facility staff when requested.  All Program activities will be conducted as specified in EHD Manual 150-4.  All field activities require travel via County or personal vehicle.

Conducts routine inspections of DOH regulated facilities in various program areas such as Food Service Establishments, Biomedical Waste Generators, Group Care, Limited Use Water, Swimming Pools, Migrant Labor Camps, Tattoo Establishments, Tanning, and Mobile Home Parks/RV Parks/Recreational Parks.  Advises owners and/operator on corrective procedures for violations that jeopardize the health/safety of clients, residents, or tenants.  Recommends approval or denial of annual State Operating Permit based on mandated inspection results.  All Program activities will be conducted as specified in EHD Manual 150-4.  All field activities require travel via County or personal vehicle.

Coordinator of Body Art Programs – conducts routine and complaint inspections as required by rule.  Ensures that all facilities are inspected.  Reviews applications prior to approving issuance of permits.  Provides training to facility staff when requested.  All program activities will be conducted as specified in EHD Manual 150-4.  All field activities require travel via County or personal vehicle.

Conducts routine inspections of assigned swimming pools.  Ensures that all regulated public pools are inspected as required.  Reviews plans with Building Department personnel as warranted.  Conducts both routine and opening inspections for all assigned pools.  Recommends approval or denial of annual State Operating Permits based on mandated criteria.  Initiates enforcement action appropriate (NOV).  All Program activities will be conducted as specified in EHD Manual 150-4.  All field activities require travel via County or personal vehicle.

Reviews applications for individual OSTDS to determine soil characteristics and water table elevations. Determines topographical conditions by establishing benchmarks using calibrated instrumentation. interprets technically complex soil morphology, establishes wet season water table elevations, and makes final decision on the possibility of using an individual OSTDS. Reviews wetland survey and issues specific recommendations for the proper location, construction, and maintenance of individual sewage disposal systems. Meets with the property owners, engineer, contractors, and developers to recommend design changes and to discuss possible protection of environmentally sensitive areas. Re