Senior Environmental Health Officer
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What you'll do
- Support the Community Safety Manager to deliver a high performing regulatory service for the Environmental Protection Team
- Deliver the council's environmental protection functions
- Investigate statutory nuisance complaints
- Manage pollution control and environmental permitting
- Conduct contaminated land investigations
- Manage stray dogs and public health issues including rodent infestations, filthy and verminous premises, and drainage
- Arrange public health funerals
- Perform noise measurement
- Comment on planning and licensing applications
- Supervise the team and support the use of all tools and powers at their disposal
- Work with partner agencies where required
- Provide advice, guidance, and technical and developmental support to officers within the team
What they're looking for
- Ability to deliver regulatory services for environmental protection
- Experience in investigation of statutory nuisance complaints
- Knowledge of pollution control and environmental permitting
- Experience in contaminated land investigation
- Understanding of public health issues including rodent infestations, filthy and verminous premises, and drainage
- Ability to perform noise measurement
- Experience in commenting on planning and licensing applications
- Experience in team supervision and providing technical support
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Full description from employer
Hours: 37 Hours per week
Salary: SK15-SK16 (£43,365-£45,768 per annum)
Contract: Permanent
The post holder will support the Community Safety Manager- to deliver a high performing regulatory Service for the Environmental Protection Team
The post holder will be part of a team delivering the council’s environmental protection functions, including; the investigation of statutory nuisance complaints, pollution control, environmental permitting, contaminated land investigation, stray dogs, public health (including rodent infestations, filthy and verminous premises and drainage issues), public health funerals, drainage, noise measurement and commenting on planning and licensing applications.
The post-holder will be responsible for supervising the team and supporting the team to use all tools and powers at their disposal, working with partner agencies, where required. The post holder will also provide advice, guidance and technical and developmental support to the officers within the team.
This role is not politically restricted.
Responsible to the: Community Safety Manager
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