Posting number: #39350-1224
Department: Mobile County Health Department
Division: Health Department
Job classification: VECTOR CONTROL INSPECTOR I
Posting type: Open
Categories: Public Health, Trades, Miscellaneous
This is routine inspection and survey work in the control and prevention of mosquitos, rodents and other vectors.
Jurisdiction Yearly Salary Mobile County Health Department $32,396 - $40,452
Minimum Qualification Requirements
Graduation from a standard senior high school, or the successful completion of the General Educational Development (GED) test, preferably including or supplemented by coursework in biology or chemistry; or a combination of education and experience equivalent to these requirements.
Special Requirement
Possession of a valid driver's license from state of residence.
For details, please see the Class Specifications | VECTOR CONTROL INSPECTOR I | Class Spec Details (governmentjobs.com).
All applications must be submitted online through the Mobile County Personnel Board Job Opportunities page. As you create a JobOpps account, you will be asked for Notification Preferences (email or paper). Paper notification is not available; therefore, “email” should be selected. All notifications will be sent by email only. Only one application will be accepted per applicant per job posting. Accuracy and truthfulness are of primary importance for Merit System employment and all applications are reviewed with this in mind. Resumes will not be accepted in place of completing the education and experience sections of the application.
Eligibles selected for appointment must meet the established medical and physical standards for the class of work. The medical examination must be by one of the physicians designated by the Personnel Board. Appointees must bear the cost of the examination.
A person with a disability may request accommodation by contacting the Mobile County Personnel Board at 251-470-7727.
Adam Bourne, Personnel Director
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We are Mobile's civil service office. We protect taxpayers' rights to apply for publicly-funded jobs, while ensuring due process for police officers, firefighters, corrections officers, nurses, and others who serve our community. Operated by the Mobile County Personnel Board.
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Adam Bourne, Civil Service Director
