Principal Health Inspector

Description:

DUTIES

* Responsible for the day-to-day operations and management of the Environmental
Follow-up Component of lead cases. Supervises Health Inspectors in conduct of
lead case management activities.
* Ensures that sources of lead exposure are investigated and abated within
appropriate time frames.
* Provides data and information to support the Director in the writing of
reports & grant applications for the component and interacts with other areas
of EHO.
* Also responsible for the quality and thoroughness of all environmental
follow-up counseling and advocacy activities.
* Assists with development and formulation of program policy and procedures.
* Coordinates the training of new inspectors with the senior health inspectors
and program managers.
* Provides clarification on inspection and deleading policies and procedures
and reviews all audits with inspectors.
* Reviews daily inspection reports and environmental activity forms.
* Assists inspectors with difficult and troublesome cases in the office and in
the field.
* Spot-checks cases and inspector performance in the field.
* Provides data and information to support the Director in the writing of
monthly and quarterly reports on inspections and abatements.
* Reviews patient updates, inspector's cases and attends weekly post clinic
meetings.
* Assigns cases for inspection.
* Ensures that enforcement proceedings are timely according to the law. Reviews
enforcement cases with the General Counsel's Office. Assists the General's
Counsel's Office in the preparation and litigation of cases as needed.
* Provides technical assistance to private inspectors and contractors.
* Assists the Lead Program & EHO Directors with program implementation and
services delivery as needed.
* Counsels landlords, owner-occupiers, tenants, contractors and general public
about lead law, regulations and safety measures.
* Facilitates Lead Determination collaboration with ISD.
* Assigns cases where elevated lead levels, illegal deleading, parent request
and complaints for lead determination have been made.
* Assist with the recruitment and training of new employees for the
environmental follow-up unit and EHO in general.
* Facilitates and encourages the exchange of information from the environmental
follow-up staff and other program units with new employees.
* Investigates public complaints and takes necessary actions for remediation.
* Works to help BPHC advance as an antiracist organization by meeting or
exceeding the standards set by the Boston Public Health Commission
Anti-Racism Policy.
* Performs other duties as required.

Qualifications
* A bachelors of science degree from an accredited school OR five (5) years of
relevant experience.
* Maintenance of a valid MA drivers license and a legally operable automobile
required.
* Familiarity with Boston neighborhoods; multilingual skills preferred
(Spanish, Cape Verdean, Haitian Creole, Cambodian, Vietnamese, or Laotian).
* Must obtain MA Lead Inspector License within six (6) months of hire and
maintain valid licensure; Master Lead Inspector License preferred
* Acquisition and maintenance of any other training and certification that may
become required for the performance of job duties.
* At least five (5) years of full-time, or equivalent part-time, professional
or technical experience in Lead Inspection.
* At least three (3) years of the five years of experience must have been in a
professional capacity.
* At least one (1) year of the five years of experience must have been in a
managerial capacity.
* Knowledge of or willingness to learn about the role of public health in
addressing racism, the social determinants of health, and inequities in
health outcomes as well as strategies to advance racial justice and health
equity.
* Commitment to health equity and racial/social justice issues.

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