Job Role Summary

This position is responsible for participating in departmental education programs; overseeing surveys; baiting premises for rodents. Train bureau personnel in Rodent Control techniques, conduct educational programs, and deal with the community and other agencies.

Essential Duties

Responsibility 1: 15%

• Plan health education programs; monitor goals and objectives. Implements health and education programs.

Responsibility 2: 15%

• Consult with community groups to develop environmental health education. Present programs to schools and community organizations.

Responsibility 3: 15%

• Conduct training of department and bureau personnel; review, design, and organize training material, printed info, audiovisual aids, etc.

Responsibility 4: 5%

• Monitor rodent bait inventory and keep track of stock

Responsibility 5: 15%

• Conduct rodent control surveys in designated areas; keep records; meet goals and objectives

Responsibility 6: 25%

• Direct and assist Rodent Control personal in all duties (baiting surveying, etc.); carry out assignments of supervisor and administrator.

Responsibility 7: 10%

• Contact schools and block clubs by letter, phone, e-mail, and personal contact, to schedule Rodent Control presentations in the community.

Responsibility 8:

• Participate in public health emergency preparedness exercises and in the response to public health emergencies, as directed
• Participate in a minimum of two HOPE events totaling a minimum of eight (8) hours annually
• Other duties as assigned

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree
• 1 to 3 years of previous experience

Working Enviornment

Work Environment:

• Contacts-Internal/External
• Department Staff
• Organization-wide Staff
• Clients/Customers
• Government Agencies

Mental/Visual/Physical Strain

• Unconfined sitting: 40%
• Confined sitting: 20%
• Standing or walking: 40%
• Steady use of hands or fingers: 30%
• Lift, carry, etc., with arms and legs: 10