Emmet County Iowa Employment Opportunities
JOB OPENINGS FOR EMMET COUNTY, IOWA
Environmental Health Specialist
Emmet County Public Health Accepting applications for an Environmental Health Specialist.
Will perform work in environmental programs including septic inspections; swimming pool and tattoo establishment inspections; emergency response; prepare reports; make presentations; conduct enforcement; and related work as required. Good oral and written communication skills. Computer skills required.
A bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university with course work in natural sciences, environmental health, or other related fields is preferred.
For more information, please call 712-362-2490 or email mmoorman@emmetcountyia.com
Emmet County is an EOE.
Deputy Sheriff
The Emmet County Sheriff's office is looking for a Deputy Sheriff.
An Emmet County Deputy Sheriff performs work involving general duty police work in the protection of life and property through the enforcement of laws of applicable Federal, State and Local Laws, may be assigned to any specific task within the department's area of operation; and performs work under both supervised and unsupervised conditions, which involves an element of personal danger.
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Applications with resume must be received by the Emmet County Sheriff's Office by 4:00pm on October 16th 2020. Testing of eligible applicants will be conducted at 8:00am on Saturday, October 24th 2020. Eligible applicants will be notified of the exact location prior to testing.
Contact Emmet County Sheriff Mike Martens with any questions at 712-362-2639.
Emmet County is an EOE.
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