Environmental Health Specialist

Duties and Responsibilities:

Most environmental safety specialists work for the government agencies that monitor local, state, and federal safety and environmental regulations. This includes checking plants and factories for pollution or industrial waste;inspecting restaurants for cleanliness; and inspecting schools, day care centers, and nursing homes for harmful substances such as radon or lead paint.

Salary:

They earn $37,300 to $57,551 per year.

Education:

A bachelor’s degree and a degree based on the career of medicine.

Demand for this Profession:

Bachelor’s degree.

Reflection: i would like to be one because i get trio see how places are and how they work and rate them.