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Job Post Details

Environmental Health Officer - job post

Daniel Owen Ltd
3.9 out of 5 stars
North London
£42,000 - £42,771 a year - Permanent

Job details

Pay

  • £42,000 - £42,771 a year

Job type

  • Permanent

Location

North London

Full job description

Join a well-known social housing company as an Environmental Health Officer where you'll make a real impact on community health and safety standards across North London.

Environmental Health Officer
North London
Hybrid work pattern
Permanent
£42,771 per annum

Social Housing Experience Needed

Daniel Owen are proud to be representing a well-known company based in the North London area who are looking for a highly skilled Environmental Health Officer to join their team.

Purpose of the Job - Environmental Health Officer

  • Conduct inspections and investigations relating to environmental health matters, including noise nuisance, pollution, public health concerns, and statutory nuisances.
  • Enforce relevant legislation such as the Environmental Protection Act 1990, Housing Act 2004, and Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, taking formal action where necessary.
  • Investigate complaints from residents, businesses, and stakeholders regarding environmental health issues, ensuring timely and effective resolution.
  • Carry out risk assessments, site visits, and compliance audits of commercial and residential premises to ensure adherence to environmental health and safety standards.
  • Prepare detailed reports, serve notices, and provide professional advice to residents, businesses, elected members, and partner agencies on environmental health legislation and best practice.

What happens after I apply?

You’ll be contacted by one of our experienced consultants, who will take time to understand your skills, experience, and what you want next. They’ll then match you to suitable roles and guide you through every stage of the process.

Will I be paid on time?

Yes. Daniel Owen has built its reputation on reliability and you’ll always be paid correctly and on time for the hours you’ve worked. We have a full UK staffed operations team to handle queries and ensure you can connect to real people when you need to.

What support do workers receive once placed?

You’ll have a dedicated consultant for any questions or issues, a fully staffed operations team, plus access to our Daniel Owen All Stars rewards scheme, Worker of the Year Awards, Worker of the Month accolades and strong aftercare support.

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