Department Manager 6/Environmental - 049437

Purpose/Description

Reporting to the Environmental Health Administrator, the Department Manager 6 oversees the direct implementation of policies and procedures for the Environmental Management Unit and its programs. This includes goals and objectives for all programs; monthly, quarterly, and annual reports; accreditations, procurement, and technical oversight.

Required Tasks

• Establish goals and objectives for the Environmental Management Unit (EMU) and EMU programs and ensure their attainment.
• Establish policies and procedures for the Unit’s programs in accordance with grant guidelines or program requirements.
• Oversee and manage the Environmental Health portion of the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program.
• Provide oversight of the Onsite Well and Wastewater Treatment System Program, including the non-community water supply program and the Time of Sale program.
• Provide oversight of the Pool inspection program.
• Provide oversight of Child and Adult care facility requests, inspections, and plan reviews.
• Provide oversight of the campground program.
• Oversee and manage the Vector Surveillance grant programs.
• Act as lead Enforcement Officer for the Unit and back-up Enforcement Officer for the Food Unit
• Coordinate and conduct Quality Assurance reviews of EMU programs and staff. 
• Ensure all EMU programs remain fully accredited or compliant with the requirements of their respective governing agencies or grants.
• Provide technical and professional expertise to staff.
• Initiate disciplinary actions when necessary.
• Submit monthly, quarterly, and annual reports for the Unit as applicable.
• Resolve appeals from the business community, serve residents by providing assistance, education, or referrals.
• Respond to emergencies as directed by Department Executives and as notified by after-hours answering service.
• Participate in Emergency Preparedness training and exercises.

Educational/Experience Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Health, Public Health, Engineering, Biological Science, or a closely related field
• Registered Sanitarian or Registered Environmental Health Specialist/Registered Sanitarian
• A valid State of Michigan driver’s license and acceptable driving record; and automobile available for daily use.
• At least six years of environmental health experience, of which at least four years are to be in general environmental health program areas (food services sanitation, water supplies, on-site sewage disposal management, institutional sanitation, vector control, recreational sanitation, etc.) 
• Experience must include at least two years of supervisory or special assessment experience.

 

 

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