Currently recruiting for specific opportunities in: Corner Brook (temporary) and Stephenville (Permanent) The Department of Government Services employs Environmental Health Officer positions of various durations and in various locations. As an employee, you will be provided with the appropriate equipment to help you to perform the duties of an Environmental Health Officer. You will work with and contribute to the protection of public health and safety through regular inspections, enforcement, consultation, and education.

You will be further supported with ongoing mentorship and partnering with an experienced Officer for on-the-job training. We operate Government Service Centres to provide a single point of entry to the general public and the business community.

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Centres provide licences, permits, inspections, approvals, design plan reviews and certificates related to numerous service areas. This includes Environmental Health Officers who work with various inspection staff and are based out of a number of locations such as: The Setting Health Officer position is responsible for the protection of public health and safety through regular inspections, enforcement, consultation, and education. interpreting, implementing and enforcing environmental health acts and regulations, policies and procedures; completing inspections of food establishments, schools, personal care homes, childcare facilities,



personal services facilities and public swimming pools; performing water sampling and issuing/rescinding Boil Water Advisories; investigating food, water and vector borne illnesses; completing meat inspections; conducting site assessments for sewage systems; Your education includes completion of a bachelor’s degree from a program accredited by the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors ( and completion, or enrolled/near completion of a Certificate in Public Health Inspection, Canada [CPHI(C)]. As an Environmental Health professional, you demonstrate time management and organizational skills to support the effective delivery of the Environmental Health Program.

You apply sound conflict resolution strategies while educating the public on environmental health practices and ensuring compliance with relevant environmental health legislation, regulations, and policies. Proof of Certificate in Public Health Inspection, Canada [CPHI(C)] upon completion Proof of valid class 5 driver’s license Recent and satisfactory criminal record check from local police Willing to accept overnight travel Willing to accept day travel Acknowledges requirement of use of private vehicle (with business insurance) To learn more about these opportunities please contact: Tammy McDonald, Manager of Operations at (phone hidden) or [email protected]. #

📌 Public Health Inspector I (Corner Brook)
🏢 Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
📍 Corner Brook