Investigates, inspects and advises recreational, housing and food agencies and establishments, e.g., restaurants, food mobiles, home/day care centers, hotels, motels, massage studios, ice manufacturing plants, bed and breakfast facilities, schools, trailer parks, and warehouses, within assigned area of jurisdiction on health related matters; Investigates vector-related complaints and recommends appropriate treatment of infested areas; Interprets, promotes, and enforces public health/food safety federal, state laws and regulations and local ordinances; Applies the intent of statutes, regulations and ordinances as they pertain to food establishments and agencies requiring licensing; Identifies the need for permit applications, operational plans and supporting documentation submittal for regulated facilities and activities to ensure compliance with applicable environmental health regulations; Recommends permit suspension, permit revocation and other enforcement tactics for non-compliance to supervisor for consideration; Responds to requests to abate environmental health hazards on public and private property; Maintains manual and computer-based records; Coordinates and communicates with local, county, state and federal agencies regarding environmental health investigations, compliance activities and public health initiatives; Prepares, presents, and submits routine, recurring and special reports regarding environmental health matters; Prepares educational manuals and handouts, facilitates workshops, pool and food certifications and other on-site educational programs; Participates in developing new programs and revising existing programs; Assists in performing epidemiological investigation of foodborne, waterborne, and vector-borne disease outbreaks; Assists in the collection of samples of food, water and sewage for laboratory analysis and interpreting results; Leads response, mitigation, and participation in public health and environmental health emergency response efforts related to drought, extreme heat, illness outbreaks, wildfires, sewage spills, flooding, and other community health hazards. Action Activity - bending, kneeling, reaching, squatting, stooping; Motion Activity - grasping; Hearing Activity - in noisy areas, on a radio; Speaking Activity - in person, on the phone; Vision - operate a moto vehicle, distinguish colors, depth perception, peripheral vision.