Temporary Senior Environmental Health Officer x 2

TEMPORARY SENIOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OFFICER x 2

(Job Reference: REQ003627)

Service: Regulatory and Housing Services

Location: Coed Pella Building, Colwyn Bay, Conwy, North Wales and remote working

Unit: Public Protection

Salary: G09 - £37,890 to £40,876 per annum

Position Package: 37 hours per week, Fixed term until 31/03/2022

Welsh Language Requirement: Desirable

Conwy is a progressive county creating opportunity, situated at the centre of North Wales in an area of natural beauty, with outstanding mountains and coastline. It is well connected and served by the A55.

We want the right people to join our Food and Health & Safety team to undertake a range of work including Food Safety and Standards, Infectious Disease Control, Health and Safety and Animal Licensing. 

You will need to be enthusiastic, motivated and diligent. With a large and diverse number of food and other businesses in the county of all types and risks, including manufacturers, there is a diverse workload.  Work will include inspections, dealing with complaints, sampling, projects and promotion as well as appropriate enforcement.

You will have excellent interpersonal skills and be a great team player. You will need a full UK driving licence and access to a car while at work.

Applicants will have a Degree in Environmental Health or equivalent as well as a Certificate of Registration of the Environmental Health Registration Board (EHRB).

Manager details for informal discussion regarding the post: Victoria Stevenson, Principal Environmental Health Officer, 01492 575218, victoria.stevenson@conwy.gov.uk or Matthew Frankcom, Public Protection Manager, 01492 575225, matthew.frankcom@conwy.gov.uk

Conwy is committed to safeguarding. Qualifications and references will be verified.

If you are interested in this vacancy, please apply on-line via the website www.conwy.gov.uk/jobs. Candidates must complete our application form to be considered. CVs by themselves will not be accepted.

Closing Date -  05/02/2021