Environmental Health & Safety Coordinator (2 positions)
Sodexo Live!
Location: Seattle, WA
Closing date:
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About the Position:
The Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Coordinator will serve as a health and food safety support specialist for concessions and culinary teams at T-Mobile Park. Operations include culinary kitchens, catering, premium services, sub-contracted food service providers, and concessions food and beverage operations. Reporting to the Environmental Health and Safety Manager, selected individuals will help coordinate operational compliance with regulatory requirements and internal standards to foster a strong safety culture. initiatives, in-house food safety inspections, diligent record-keeping, monitoring of existing HACCP program, and other duties as assigned by the EHS manager.
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Some of What You'll Do:
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Training and monitoring of employees on internal food safety management and safety programs.
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Verifying compliance by performing in-house food safety inspections and safety audits.
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Working with the EHS manager and supervisor on root-cause analysis and special projects
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Advising and working with management on the completion of assigned corrective actions.
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Supporting management during regulatory inspections
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Supporting all game day operational needs related to environmental health.
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Other duties as assigned by the EHS manager.
posted 01.14.2026
Environmental Health & Safety Supervisor
Sodexo Live!
Location: Seattle, WA
Closing date:
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About the Position:
The Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Supervisor will support T-Mobile Park's food and beverage operations. Reporting to the Environmental Health and Safety Manager, the EHS Supervisor will be responsible for ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and internal standards, conducting audits, assisting with incident investigations, and partnering with operational teams to foster a strong safety culture.
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Some of What You'll Do:
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Conduct regular safety assessments to ensure compliance with internal policies and regulatory requirements.
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Contribute to the development and implementation of SOPs, training tools, and continuous improvement initiatives for EHS programs.
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Partner with operations leadership to ensure consistent application of standards.
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Assist with regulatory inspections and analyze inspection data to identify compliance trends and recommend improvements.
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Support operational teams in maintaining regulatory compliance through Food Safety Management and Zero Harm Safety programs.
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Investigate safety incidents and customer complaints with operations teams to ensure timely and effective resolution.
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Conduct root cause analysis and assist the EHS manager with special projects.
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Provide coaching and training to staff on food safety and occupational safety initiatives; assist with onboarding and supervision of seasonal EHS coordinators.
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Serve as acting on-site EHS manager when the EHS manager is traveling to support other Sodexo Live business units.
posted 01.14.2026
Senior Onsite Wastewater Analyst 4
Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
Location: Boise, ID
Closing date: January 25, 2026
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About the Position:
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is hiring a Senior Onsite Wastewater Analyst 4 for the State Office in Boise.
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Some of What You'll Do:
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Manage the Technical Guidance Committee (TGC) and Technical Guidance Manual (TGM)
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Guidance development and bureau support
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Grant administration
posted 01.09.2026
Water Recreation Program Technical Lead
Department of Health
Location: Remote
Closing date: January 18, 2026
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About the Position:
This role supports the Washington State Department of Health’s mission to protect and improve health through equity, innovation, and engagement. Located within the Division of Environmental Public Health (EPH) in the Office of Environmental Health and Safety (OEHS), this position serves as the lead technical expert for the Water Recreation Program, helping ensure water recreation facilities across the state are healthy and safe for all.
You’ll lead consultation, policy direction, and technical evaluation related to water recreation health and safety, while mentoring and training other professionals. This position reports to the Water Recreation and Food Safety Section Manager.
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Some of What You'll Do:
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Serve as the lead technical authority on water recreation health and safety policies, regulations, and practices
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Provide consultation, guidance, and evaluation on complex technical issues and regulations related to water recreation facilities
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Train and support other lead professionals and program staff in virtual, classroom, and field settings
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Provide technical expertise and leadership in response to illness outbreaks and safety incidents
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Utilize community engagement practices to inform program decisions and policy development
posted 01.09.2026
Water Facility Inventory & Sanitary Survey Program Manager
Department of Health
Location: Remote
Closing date: January 19, 2026
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About the Position:
As the Water Facility Inventory& Sanitary Survey Program Manager, you will guide a team of seven technical professionals and oversee multiple programs that ensure Washington’s 4,000+ Group A public water systems deliver safe, reliable drinking water. This role influences statewide policy, shapes program strategy, and strengthens Washington’s primacy responsibilities under the Safe Drinking Water Act.
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Some of What You'll Do:
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Lead and develop a team consisting of Water Facilities Inventory (WFI), operating permit, and Sanitary Survey coordinators.
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Oversee all activities related to operating permits, WFI, groundwater disinfection and treatment plant monitoring report reviews, and sanitary surveys.
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Provide strategic planning, program direction, and technical expertise for four drinking water programs.
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Ensure consistent statewide implementation of sanitary survey and groundwater rule requirements.
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Participate in policy development, program planning, emergency response, and emergency impact evaluation efforts.
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Maintain compliance with federal and state drinking water regulations and EPA primacy expectations.
posted 01.07.2026
Water Quality Restoration Technical Specialist
Department of Health
Location: East Wenatchee, WA
Closing date: Open until Filled
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About the Position:
The Shellfish Growing Area Section is one of two sections within the Office of Environmental Health and Safety aimed at safe shellfish for consumers. The office’s mission is to enhance the health of Washington residents by reducing and preventing human exposure to environmental hazards and disease pathogens. The section evaluates and determines if shellfish harvest is safe on over 350,000 acres within Washington’s marine waters, the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the Pacific Coast, and coastal embayment's, following state and federal standards.
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Some of What You'll Do:
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Serve as the technical specialist for the Water Quality Restoration Program, focusing on analyzing environmental conditions and water quality data, writing federally mandated reports, conducting fieldwork, recommending follow-up actions to ensure public health is protected, and routinely meeting with external partners on collaborative restoration projects.
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Assist with the management of conditionally approved growing areas and the coordination of conditional and emergency closures when environmental conditions pose health risks.
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Conducting routine marine sampling in Puget Sound by motorboat.
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Support the implementation of the Healthy Environments for All (HEAL) Act within OEHS and EPH, including:
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Working peer-to-peer with Tribal program staff and organizations.
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Supporting Tribal government-to-government obligations.
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Utilizing the HEAL community engagement process.
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Conducting environmental justice assessments for overburdened communities and vulnerable populations.
posted 09.23.2025
Environmental Health Specialist 1 or 2
Chelan-Douglas Health District
Location: East Wenatchee, WA
Closing date: Open until Filled
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About the Position:
The Environmental Health Director (EHD) is directly responsible for overseeing the operation of the Environmental Health Department. The EHD plays a key role on the Chelan-Douglas Health District management team. This team works together to lead the Chelan-Douglas Health District and connect the different lines of effort to prevent disease, promote health, and protect the health and safety of people in our community. The EHD reports to the Deputy Health Administrator and works to implement their leader’s intent. As a senior leader the EHD will regularly brief the Board of Health and work with them to develop or evolve environmental public health policy across the health district. The EHD works closely with the Health Officer in the enforcement of environmental public health regulations.
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Some of What You'll Do:
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Lead the planning, development and evaluation of all Environmental Health (EH) programs consistent with Washington Foundational Public Health Services (FPHS) definitions.
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Advise the Health Officer/Administrator, Deputy Administrator and Board of Health on EH policy, fee schedules, code adoption, and enforcement under RCW 70.05 and RCW 70.46
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Represent CDHD to elected officials, community stakeholders, and partner agencies on environmental health matters.
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Work effectively with neighboring Environmental Health Directors to collaborate and standardize environmental health practices and policies as appropriate for North Central Washington.
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Collaborate with the Washington State Environmental Health Directors (WSEHD) and the Washington State of Local Public Health Officials (WSLPHO) to inform state wide policy and practice.
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Work effectively with Communicable Disease and Epidemiology (CD-Epi) staff to track environmental hazards (such as lead poisoning) and assist in disease or outbreak investigations.
posted 09.13.2025
Environmental Health Specialist 1 or 2
Tillamook County
Location: Tillamook, OR
Closing date: Open until Filled
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About the Position:
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST 1
This 2-level classification series performs sanitarian duties in inspection, investigation and documentation of identifiable environmental health threats and enforcement of Appropriate Oregon Revised Statutes and Oregon Administrative Rules, city, and county ordinances to maintain preventative compliance with regulatory measures; license facilities assigned by contract, agreement, or ordinance; provide consultation or education programs regarding environmental health and safety.
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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST 2
This is the journey-level in the Environmental Health Specialist job series. Incumbents apply considerable knowledge of the techniques and procedures required to independently inspect environmental health projects and identify and resolve compliance issues; has full responsibility for the completion of assigned projects. This classification may direct and train the lower-level classification.
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Some of What You'll Do:
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST 1
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Performs basic technical functions for an Environmental Health Program to investigate and verify compliance with environmental quality regulations and standards; resolves problems within scope of authority and training, duties may vary according to job assignment.
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Inspects and monitors individual and commercial properties, public facilities (to include restaurants, mobile carts, hotels/motels, public pools/spas, daycares, correctional facilities, etc.) and work sites, and investigates environmental quality complaints regarding water resources, food safety, public health, completes technical reports and recommends enforcement actions required for compliance to state, County and federal regulations, policies, procedures, and safety standards.
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Learns to research and troubleshoot problems and complaints to identify appropriate solutions and implement remedies as directed; reviews reports, compiles data, and recommends actions based on data derived from measurements and observations of food, water, and other environmental sources.
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Inspect and evaluate licensed and non-licensed public places to assure compliance to ORS, OAR, city, and county ordinances. Advise owners of any deficiencies; determine corrective measures and implement compliance schedule. Document findings and complete necessary record keeping required. License appropriate facilities; establish and maintain license records.
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Develops operational guidelines and procedures to help the inspectors achieve compliance, increase consistency of inspection practices, reporting and enforcement activities, and improve efficiency during new inspector training.
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Works daily with other compliance staff and permit writers within the Commercial/Industrial Unit. The position regularly interacts with compliance staff from Central Region Office, other Air Quality Program staff, and commercial and industrial facilities. Intermittently, this position interacts with local air agencies, Environmental Protection Agency staff, consultants, local government officials, and the attorney general’s office.
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST 2
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Performs a variety of technical functions for an Environmental Health Program to manage and verify compliance with environmental quality regulations and standards; resolves problems within scope of authority and training; duties may vary according to job assignment.
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Independently Inspects and monitors individual and commercial properties, public facilities (to include restaurants, mobile carts, hotels/motels, public pools/spas, daycares, correctional facilities, etc.) and work sites, and investigates environmental quality complaints regarding water resources, food safety, public health, completes technical reports and recommends enforcement actions required for compliance to state, County and federal regulations, policies, procedures, and safety standards.
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Reviews and processes operating permits, license renewals, construction approvals, and certificates of inspection; advises supervisor when problems arise in obtaining compliance to regulatory standards.
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Inventory, survey, inspect and evaluate community and non-community water systems. This may require collection of samples and identifying deficiencies. Work with the operator to implement compliance with state regulation schedules. Document findings and complete required records.
posted 08.25.2025