Environment health specialist

Duties and responsibilities:

  Sanitarium or environmentalist health specialists enforce government regulations and advice and educate client. They also improve water and sanitation facilities and are involved in improving the quality of community environments. They often:

·        Collect and analyze samples

·        Screen samples for possible health hazards

·        Design or manage sanitation, disposal, and water systems

·        Oversee disposal of infectious wastes

·        Develop and manage privation

·        Evaluate and identify health hazards and ensure complications with regulations

Educational requirements

   Students should take college preparatory courses, especially, in mathematicians, and science during high school

A career as a sanitarium or environmental health specialist requires a minimum of a bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering. Many jobs require certification and/or a master’s degree in these in these or related fields.

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