Responsible for ensuring that health and safety standards are maintained in an organization, focusing on hygiene practices and compliance with regulations.

Key Responsibilities:
Inspection and Compliance: Conduct regular inspections of facilities to ensure compliance with hygiene and safety standards. This includes checking air and water quality, cleanliness, and overall safety of the workplace.
Risk Assessment: Develop and implement hygiene risk assessments and management plans to minimize health risks associated with hygiene practices.
Continuous Improvement: Identify and lead continuous improvement projects to enhance hygiene practices and drive efficiencies within the hygiene program.
Reporting: Prepare and submit reports on hygiene inspections, compliance audits, and any incidents related to hygiene and safety.
Education and Training: Educate staff on hygiene standards and practices, providing training sessions to ensure all employees understand and adhere to hygiene protocols.

Responsible for ensuring that health and safety standards are maintained in an organization, focusing on hygiene practices and compliance with regulations.

Key Responsibilities:
Inspection and Compliance: Conduct regular inspections of facilities to ensure compliance with hygiene and safety standards. This includes checking air and water quality, cleanliness, and overall safety of the workplace.
Risk Assessment: Develop and implement hygiene risk assessments and management plans to minimize health risks associated with hygiene practices.
Continuous Improvement: Identify and lead continuous improvement projects to enhance hygiene practices and drive efficiencies within the hygiene program.
Reporting: Prepare and submit reports on hygiene inspections, compliance audits, and any incidents related to hygiene and safety.
Education and Training: Educate staff on hygiene standards and practices, providing training sessions to ensure all employees understand and adhere to hygiene protocols.

A bachelor’s degree in Occupational Health, Environmental Health, or a related field is typically required. A master’s degree in Industrial Hygiene may be preferred by some employers.
Certifications beneficial: Relevant certifications such as HACCP, CIH, HAZWOPER, or OSHA are often required.

A bachelor’s degree in Occupational Health, Environmental Health, or a related field is typically required. A master’s degree in Industrial Hygiene may be preferred by some employers.
Certifications beneficial: Relevant certifications such as HACCP, CIH, HAZWOPER, or OSHA are often required.