Health & Safety Inspector 1
Georgia Department of Public Health
Summary
As a Health & Safety Inspector within the Columbus Health Department at the Georgia Department of Public Health, you will join a dedicated group of public health professionals that help support the overall mission and vision of protecting lives of Georgian residents in a variety of ways.
Job description
Job Responsibilities
- Inspect breeding areas and apply insecticides/rodenticides to infected areas
- Measure, mix, and store insecticides and rodenticides properly
- Safely operate government vehicles and pest control equipment
- Assist in emergency preparedness including pandemic efforts and response
- Work hours for this position will be 5:30AM - 2:00PM, Monday - Friday
- Must be approved by West Central Health District's vehicle insurance carrier prior to hire
Minimum Qualifications
HS Diploma or GED. Must have a valid driver's license, clean MVR and be insurance eligible.
Physical Requirements
Moderate to heavy physical activity and consistent exposure to working conditions that may interact with an employee's medical or fitness condition. May involve heavy lifting (above 45 lbs.), pushing, pulling, extended climbing, crawling, bending, and/or operation of potentially dangerous equipment including motor vehicles.
Requirements
- HS Diploma or GED
- Valid driver's license
- Clean MVR
- Insurance eligible
- Moderate to heavy physical activity
- Heavy lifting (above 45 lbs.)
- Pushing, pulling, extended climbing, crawling, bending
- Operation of potentially dangerous equipment including motor vehicles
Benefits
- Workplace Flexibility
- Professional Development
- Career Development
Company overview
The Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) is the state government agency responsible for protecting and improving the health of Georgia's residents. As the lead public health authority in Georgia, DPH oversees a comprehensive range of public health services including disease prevention and control, health promotion, emergency preparedness, environmental health, and vital records management. The department operates through a network of 18 public health districts and 159 county health departments, providing essential services such as immunizations, infectious disease surveillance, maternal and child health programs, chronic disease prevention, and health education. DPH plays a critical role in responding to public health emergencies, monitoring health trends, and implementing evidence-based interventions to address health disparities across the state. The agency collaborates with local governments, healthcare providers, community organizations, and federal agencies to develop and implement policies and programs that enhance population health outcomes and ensure health equity for all Georgians.