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Public Health Inspector from: http://www.communityhealthcareers.com/careers_publichealth.htmPublic Health Inspectors enforce health and safety regulations in the workplace and public settings to prevent accidents and disease. They also educate the public and those working in potentially hazardous settings about how to prevent and avoid problems. The Cool Things They Do:
Health inspectors may work both indoors and outdoors and often must travel frequently. Physical work (such as lifting) is often required. They also risk exposure to potential contamination in a variety of work environments. Inspectors usually work regular business hours. Most Public Health Inspectors Work In:
Education and Training Required:
Bachelor of Science Degree in a related field (e.g. Environmental Health & Safety Management Program at Ryerson University) Length of Study/Training : 3-4 years post-secondary Certification (s): Public Health Inspectors are certified by the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors Occupational Health and Safety Inspectors may be certified by the Association for Canadian Registered Safety Professionals Helpful High School Courses:
Employment Prospects - GOODDemand for qualified health inspectors should increase as governments continue to pass regulatory standards that require enforcement and industry continues to expand . Earnings:
Average annual salary: $35,000 to $50,000. More Information:
Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors Canadian Public Health Association Healthy Indoors |
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