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City of New York
The Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) is currently seeking a dedicated and passionate Program Manager to enhance and support vital services for runaway, homeless, and unstably housed youth throughout New York City. This position is aligned with the Every Child and Family Is Known (ECFIK) initiative and the COMPASS expansion, focusing on en…
New York City Department of Youth and Community Development
The New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) plays a pivotal role in enhancing youth and community services by partnering with local community-based organizations throughout New York City. Our Youth Services initiatives—including BEACON, COMPASS, CORNERSTONE, RHY, SNL, and CACFP programming—are designed to empower these organizations to deliver high-quality after-school services through strategic funding, ongoing monitoring, professional coaching, capacity building, evaluation, and advocacy.We are currently seeking a Communications Manager to join our dynamic Youth Services Operations Team. This team provides specialized support and guidance across the entire Youth Services initiative, focusing on aspects such as facility setup and licensing, policy development, contract compliance and performance, data analysis and interpretation, operational efficiency, and effective communication with our contracted providers.The ideal candidate for the Communications Manager position will be responsible for facilitating communication and project management efforts, supporting both internal and external stakeholders involved in Youth Services initiatives. This role includes overseeing the advancement of key initiatives, managing deadlines, organizing assets, and ensuring accessibility, while maintaining transparency regarding objectives and next steps for all stakeholders.In addition, the Communications Manager will utilize various systems to effectively promote and highlight all Youth Services initiatives. Reporting to the Deputy Director of Community Relations and Communications Management within the Youth Services Operations Unit, the key responsibilities will include:Collecting and analyzing contract performance data to identify trends and recommend continuous quality improvements for existing programs.Engaging with contractors to address inquiries, clarify policies and contract requirements, provide technical assistance, and coordinate special projects.Reviewing contract and performance-related documentation to ensure compliance with all contractual and programmatic requirements.Monitoring program deadlines and managing the submission of necessary documentation, including data entry of surveys and media content.Maintaining and updating operational documents, such as internal libraries, media folders, and procedural guides in collaboration with the Youth Services team.Assisting with agency and Youth Services events to capture media content and provide logistical support, focusing on showcasing the initiatives of Youth Services.Supporting the Operations Team by gathering data, assessing training competencies, and coordinating stakeholder engagement for internal meetings, webinars, and Youth Services communications.
New York City Department of Youth and Community Development
The New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) is dedicated to fostering a network of community organizations and programs that strive to mitigate the impacts of poverty while empowering New Yorkers and their communities to thrive.As a Program Initiative Strategy & Implementation Specialist, you will be instrumental in the planning, coordination, and execution of citywide initiatives that enhance DYCD’s youth services portfolio. This role involves leading the operational strategy for innovative initiatives, transforming them into actionable implementation plans, and equipping providers with the necessary tools and guidance to align with organizational objectives.Your collaboration will extend to internal DYCD teams, city partners, and community organizations, driving initiatives that improve program quality, provider capacity, and youth outcomes. Key responsibilities include:Leading the strategic planning and execution of new DYCD initiatives, including the development of comprehensive action plans with timelines, milestones, and defined responsibilities.Translating citywide priorities into actionable operational steps and guidance for community-based organizations (CBOs) and DYCD staff.Coordinating with both internal divisions and external partners to ensure cohesive implementation.Developing provider-facing resources, such as implementation guides, FAQs, and training materials.Supporting CBOs in planning and executing curricula, special events, employer visits, family engagement activities, and community career days.Enhancing provider readiness through targeted technical assistance, office hours, and rollout support.Creating user-friendly program materials, including lesson templates and engagement guides.Producing digital and print content focused on literacy, social-emotional learning (SEL), career readiness, and youth engagement.Monitoring initiative progress, gathering field feedback, and reporting regularly to leadership on challenges and recommendations for improvement.Assisting with special initiatives, including professional development and operational improvements.Conducting site visits as required to provide on-site support.Organizing workgroups to tackle operational challenges and share best practices for program delivery.
New York City Department of Youth and Community Development
The New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) is dedicated to enhancing youth and community services by collaborating with community-based organizations across New York City. Through various initiatives, including BEACON, COMPASS, CORNERSTONE, RHY, SNL, and CACFP programming, DYCD Youth Services aims to empower organizations to deliver high-quality after-school programs by offering funding, monitoring, coaching, capacity building, evaluation, and advocacy.We are currently in search of an Operations Analyst to become a vital member of the Youth Services Operations Team. This team provides specialized support and guidance for the entire Youth Services initiative, focusing on facility setup and licensing, policy development, contract compliance, performance monitoring, data analysis, operational efficiencies, system improvements, and communication with contracted providers.The Operations Analyst will play a crucial role in creating data-driven operational tools, processes, and workflows that empower both internal and external partners in enhancing Youth Services programming, reporting, and analytics. This position reports to the Deputy Director of Operations & Analytics within the Youth Services Operations Unit.Key Responsibilities include:Enhancing and developing Youth Services Operations datasets and systems, leveraging all available resources to design and implement workflows that improve operational processes.Collecting, formatting, and analyzing complex data to uncover trends and relationships, transforming findings into actionable insights.Engaging with contractors to address inquiries, clarify policies and contract requirements, provide technical assistance, and coordinate special projects.Collaborating with specialized teams within the Youth Services Operations unit to deliver data analytics support for daily functions and special projects related to DYCD Youth Services and other city initiatives.Reviewing contract and performance-related documents and data to ensure provider compliance with contractual and programmatic obligations.Preparing performance reports, data requests, and related documents to be submitted to supervisors within prescribed deadlines.Identifying and documenting deficiencies, providing clear recommendations and next steps for resolution.Monitoring and reviewing program/agency submissions of required information, documentation, and data entry.
New York City Department of Youth and Community Development
The New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) is dedicated to enhancing youth and community services through partnerships with community-based organizations across New York City. Our Youth Services division, which includes programs such as BEACON, COMPASS, CORNERSTONE, RHY, SNL, and CACFP programming, aims to empower community-based organizations by providing funding, monitoring, coaching, capacity building, evaluation, and advocacy for high-quality after-school services.We are currently seeking a detail-oriented Operations Systems and Data Specialist to join our Youth Services Operations Team. This team provides specialized support and guidance across the Youth Services initiative, focusing on facility setup and licensing, policy development, contract compliance and performance, data analysis and interpretation, unit operations and efficiencies, system enhancements, and communication with contracted providers.As the Operations Systems and Data Specialist, you will collaborate with internal teams and external partners to drive reporting, analytics, and continuous improvement initiatives. Your primary focus will be on ensuring data quality, optimizing systems, and enhancing operational efficiencies.This position reports to the Deputy Director of Financial and Information Management Systems within the Youth Services Operations Unit. Key responsibilities include:Maintaining, updating, and monitoring core data systems to ensure accuracy and performance.Providing technical assistance to contractors and program units to enhance compliance and improve the quality of programmatic tracking data.Collaborating with the DYCD Tech Support Team, program units, and contractors to assess data needs, test system configurations and enhancements, and troubleshoot data and system issues.Analyzing current systems, workflows, and processes to identify areas for improvement.Preparing and sharing performance reports that highlight trends and offer actionable recommendations to support internal program units during performance evaluations.Assisting program units in complying with agency-required documentation, such as program evaluations.Reviewing and tracking financial information while providing updates to stakeholders.Communicating with contractors to address inquiries, clarify policies, contract requirements, and offer technical assistance.Providing support across various DYCD initiatives, including the DYCD Complimentary Transportation Program.
Telefónica Tech
ROLEJoin our dynamic team as a Junior ETL Test Engineer, where you will play a crucial role in ensuring our products meet the highest quality standards before they are launched to our customers. In this position, you will collaborate closely with the production team to gain a thorough understanding of our product development process and specific requirements.Your primary responsibility will be to conduct comprehensive testing throughout the production stages, identifying potential issues and recommending enhancements to optimize product performance.RESPONSIBILITIES• Analyze business requirements for completeness and accuracy.• Evaluate business requirements against technical specifications (data modeling).• Develop high-level test scenarios.• Create detailed manual test cases.• Design validation scripts for automated execution and generate actionable data quality reports to track trends over time.• Monitor test pipelines and analyze outputs, documenting defects as necessary.• Collaborate with Business Analysts, Data Analysts/Scientists, Development Teams, and Product Owners to ensure data integrity across multiple source systems.• Engage in defect triage and participate in sprint ceremonies.• Work on both automated and manual ETL testing across various scrum teams.• Contribute to the architectural design of data quality practices with the technical team, including DQ design, specifications, data modeling, and documentation of logical processing flows.• Apply Agile testing methodologies.• Develop, document, and implement data quality standards.• Regularly review and interpret QA results and findings with minimal supervision from senior leadership.
New York City Police Department
The New York City Police Department (NYPD) is committed to enhancing the quality of life in New York City by collaborating with the community to enforce the law, preserve peace, safeguard individuals, mitigate fear, and uphold order. Our goal is to cultivate a secure and just city through strategic resource deployment, focusing on crime prevention and addressing quality-of-life issues while fostering enduring community relationships.As an Assistant School Safety Agent, you will partner with a seasoned School Safety Agent, engaging in various tasks to ensure the protection of New York City Public Schools' buildings and grounds against trespass, loss, and unlawful activities. The role involves performing related duties to promote a safe educational environment.Key Responsibilities:Welcome and direct students, staff, and visitors to appropriate personnel and offices.Conduct regular inspections of the premises, checking doors, windows, gates, locks, and equipment.Discourage loitering, prevent trespassing, and help maintain order within and around school grounds.Respond to phone calls and doorbells to ensure the safety of the school.Request medical, police, or fire department assistance when necessary.Assist in identifying individuals who violate New York City Public Schools regulations.Perform clerical tasks as required.
City of New York
We invite qualified candidates to apply for the position of Control Unit Clerk within the DSS Accountability Office (DSS-AO), a division dedicated to maintaining the integrity of social services programs managed by the New York City Department of Social Services (DSS). The DSS-AO ensures compliance with all statutory, regulatory, and contractual standards, playing a crucial role in the oversight of social services.As a part of the Division of Financial Review and Processing (FRP), the Control Unit Clerk will be responsible for a variety of clerical tasks aimed at initiating adverse actions on cash assistance cases, coordinating with multiple agencies to ensure accurate data processing. The selected candidate will:Maintain a thorough log of all documents entered into the unit, compiling essential weekly and monthly statistical reports.Conduct quality assurance checks on referral and recoupment packets, ensuring all documentation meets project requirements.Data enter packets into the DFRP tracking system and process information into the Welfare Management System (WMS).Review and correct reports to identify previously batched cases with errors, facilitating timely resolutions.Perform general clerical duties including typing, filing, photocopying, and scanning, while ensuring organized digital records.Keep a systematic log for efficient storage and retrieval of all files and case records.
Administration for Children's Services
Join the Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) as a Tour Commander, where you will play a crucial role in promoting the safety and well-being of children and families. This full-time position offers a competitive salary ranging from $85,672 to $96,686 per year. As part of the Division of Youth and Family Justice (DYFJ), you will be integral to an interdisciplinary team that ensures effective custody, direct care, supervision, and counseling for youth in secure detention facilities.Your responsibilities will include supervising and evaluating the work of Associate Youth Development Specialists, implementing behavior management programs, reviewing incident reports, coordinating service delivery, and conducting staff conferences. Your leadership will directly impact the lives of young individuals in our care, helping them access tools and support to leave the justice system positively.
New York City Department of Youth and Community Development
The New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) is dedicated to fostering community-based organizations and programs aimed at combating poverty and empowering New Yorkers to thrive. The Facilities and Operations Division plays a crucial role in this mission by ensuring that DYCD-funded sites are safe, functional, and well-equipped.The Facilities Project Manager is essential in planning, executing, and overseeing facility enhancement projects at DYCD-supported sites. This role includes managing capital upgrades, coordinating extensive repairs, developing timelines, monitoring vendor performance, and ensuring that all projects meet operational and compliance standards. The ideal candidate will be proactive, detail-oriented, and adept at managing multiple facility projects from inception to completion.Key responsibilities include managing facility maintenance and improvement projects across a portfolio of community centers throughout the five boroughs of New York City. The Project Manager will oversee projects from initial assessment to final completion, ensuring alignment with DYCD's operational standards and objectives. This includes liaising with contractors for pricing, scheduling work, and managing timelines, serving as the primary contact throughout the project lifecycle.Additionally, the Project Manager will track work order tickets for assigned community centers, utilizing this data to investigate issues, define the scope of work, and coordinate necessary resolutions. Regular updates will be provided to the Senior Director of Facility Project Management regarding scheduling, construction progress, and budget adherence, while collaborating with internal teams and external vendors to ensure timely and cost-effective solutions. Maintaining detailed project documentation, including reports, correspondence, change orders, and historical records, is also a critical aspect of this role.The Facilities Project Manager will ensure that projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards.
What will be your mission?Your key responsibility will be to ensure an exceptional support experience by resolving issues and guiding clients in utilizing our software tools, ensuring operational continuity and customer satisfaction. What will your daily tasks include?• Troubleshooting incidents and inquiries through ticketing systems, phone, and email• Assisting users in the functional use of hotel management software (PMS and associated tools)• Performing basic technical maintenance tasks on the system• Escalating issues to technical teams when necessary, ensuring proper traceability• Monitoring ticket progress until resolution while keeping clients informed• Creating and updating documentation (manuals, FAQs, procedures)• Identifying process improvements in support or the product
New York City Department of Youth and Community Development
The New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) is dedicated to empowering communities and alleviating poverty by investing in a robust network of community-based organizations. Our flagship initiative, the Comprehensive Afterschool System of NYC (COMPASS), serves over 800 programs catering to young people in grades K-12. COMPASS strives to provide high-quality programs that blend academics, recreation, enrichment, and cultural activities to support the holistic development of our youth. Our goal is to equip young individuals with the skills necessary for academic success, foster their confidence, and develop their leadership abilities through service learning and civic engagement opportunities.As a Program Manager under the guidance of a COMPASS Deputy Director, you will have the autonomy to make independent decisions while overseeing more than 25 sites. Your responsibilities will include:Evaluating and monitoring Community-Based Organization (CBO) contractors within the COMPASS framework.Reviewing and approving program plans to ensure alignment with organizational objectives.Conducting site visits during late afternoon and early evening hours to assess program implementation.Providing technical assistance and implementing corrective measures for underperforming CBO contractors.Participating in contract negotiations to secure favorable terms for our programs.Enhancing knowledge of COMPASS sites by sharing resources and promoting program quality.Offering guidance to contractors during the development stages of their contracts.Evaluating contract performance reports and financial documents to ensure compliance.Training CBOs on DYCD CONNECT, our innovative web-based program management system.Preparing summary reports for higher management, including actionable recommendations to improve program performance.Assisting with other projects and tasks as needed to support the COMPASS unit and its initiatives.
New York City Department of Youth and Community Development
The New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) is dedicated to enhancing the lives of New Yorkers through strategic investments in community-based organizations and programs. The Comprehensive Afterschool System of NYC (COMPASS), formerly recognized as the Out-of-School Time (OST) Program, encompasses over 800 programs designed to serve youth in grades K-12. COMPASS provides high-quality programming that fosters a harmonious blend of academics, recreation, enrichment, and cultural activities, all aimed at nurturing the holistic development of young individuals. Our mission is to equip youth with the skills necessary for academic success, bolster their self-confidence, and cultivate their leadership abilities through community service and civic engagement opportunities. Under the guidance of a COMPASS Deputy Director, the Program Manager will play a pivotal role in overseeing more than 25 sites, with responsibilities including:- Monitoring and assessing Community-Based Organization (CBO) COMPASS contractors.- Reviewing and approving program plans.- Conducting site visits during late afternoon and early evening hours.- Offering technical support and guiding performance improvement or corrective actions for underperforming CBO contractors.- Engaging in contract negotiations.- Enhancing knowledge of COMPASS sites by providing technical assistance and sharing resources to promote program excellence.- Delivering technical assistance to contractors during the contract development stages.- Evaluating contract performance reports and agency fiscal documents to ensure compliance.- Training CBOs on DYCD CONNECT, our innovative web-based program management system.- Compiling summary reports for senior management, including recommendations for program enhancement.- Assisting with additional projects and tasks as needed to support the COMPASS unit and its initiatives.COMMUNITY COORDINATOR - 56058
New York City Department of Youth and Community Development
The New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) plays a pivotal role in empowering communities and combating poverty through strategic investments in a network of community-based organizations and programs. Our initiative, the Comprehensive Afterschool System of NYC (COMPASS), formerly known as the Out-of-School Time (OST) Program, comprises over 800 programs dedicated to supporting youth from grades K-12. COMPASS is committed to providing high-quality educational, recreational, and cultural activities that foster the overall development of young people. We aim to equip youth with essential skills for academic success, enhance their self-confidence, and nurture their leadership abilities through service learning and civic engagement opportunities. As a Program Manager, you will work under the guidance of a COMPASS Deputy Director, with the autonomy to make independent decisions while overseeing more than 25 sites. Your responsibilities will include: - Monitoring and assessing Community-Based Organization (CBO) COMPASS contractors. - Reviewing and approving program plans. - Conducting site visits during late afternoon and evening hours. - Providing technical assistance and implementing action plans for underperforming CBO contractors. - Engaging in contract negotiations. - Enhancing the quality of COMPASS programs by sharing resources and offering technical support. - Assisting contractors during the development stages of their contracts. - Evaluating contract performance reports and fiscal documents to ensure compliance. - Training CBOs on DYCD CONNECT, our innovative web-based program management system. - Compiling summary reports for higher management with recommendations for program improvements. - Completing other projects and tasks as necessary to support the COMPASS unit and its initiatives.
New York City Department of Youth and Community Development
The New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) is dedicated to empowering communities and mitigating the impacts of poverty through a robust network of community-based organizations and programs. The Comprehensive Afterschool System of NYC (COMPASS), formerly known as the Out-of-School Time (OST) Program, encompasses over 800 programs designed for youth in grades K-12. COMPASS provides high-quality initiatives that blend academic support, recreation, enrichment, and cultural activities, fostering holistic youth development. Our mission is to equip young individuals with essential skills for academic success, instill confidence, and cultivate leadership abilities through service-learning and civic engagement opportunities. In this pivotal role, reporting to the COMPASS Deputy Director, the Program Manager will oversee more than 25 sites and will be responsible for the following key functions: - Monitor and evaluate the performance of Community-Based Organization (CBO) COMPASS contractors. - Review and approve program plans to ensure alignment with COMPASS objectives. - Conduct site visits during late afternoon and evening hours to assess program effectiveness. - Provide technical assistance and implement corrective actions for underperforming CBO contractors. - Engage in contract negotiations to secure favorable terms. - Enhance knowledge of COMPASS sites by offering technical assistance and sharing resources to elevate program quality. - Guide contractors through the development phases of their contracts. - Analyze contract performance reports and agency fiscal documents to guarantee compliance. - Train CBOs on DYCD CONNECT, our innovative web-based program management system. - Prepare summary reports for higher management with actionable recommendations for program improvement. - Undertake additional projects and tasks as necessary to support the COMPASS unit and its mission.
New York City Department of Sanitation
The New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY) is dedicated to ensuring the health, safety, and cleanliness of New York City. As the largest municipal sanitation agency in the nation, DSNY is at the forefront of waste collection, recycling, street cleaning, and snow and ice removal, employing nearly 10,000 staff across 59 district garages and managing a fleet of over 5,000 vehicles. Our mission encompasses the maintenance of approximately 6,500 miles of City streets, removal of debris from vacant lots, and the disposal of abandoned vehicles.As an Auto Mechanic, you'll play a pivotal role under supervision, where your primary responsibilities will include: 1. Overhauling, repairing, and maintaining engines, motors, and motor-powered equipment used in automotive and specialized machinery; performing related tasks. 2. Acting as a 'troubleshooter' to identify mechanical and electrical defects. 3. Overhauling and maintaining auxiliary vehicle systems such as brake systems, transmissions, and hydraulic systems. 4. Aligning wheels, repairing steering equipment, relining and adjusting brakes and clutches, and making minor repairs in the field. 5. Conveying orders to fellow journeymen as directed. 6. Supervising and training machinist helpers and other related personnel in various maintenance and repair tasks. 7. Performing minor auto body repairs and maintaining records of parts and components. 8. Operating and testing vehicles as part of assigned duties.Join us in making New York City a cleaner and safer place!
New York City Department of Sanitation
The New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY) plays a vital role in ensuring the health, safety, and cleanliness of New York City. As the largest municipal sanitation agency in the nation, DSNY employs nearly 10,000 passionate individuals across 59 district garages, utilizing a fleet of over 5,000 vehicles, including trucks and cars. The Department is responsible for maintaining 6,500 miles of city streets, managing litter, snow, and ice removal, and addressing debris in vacant lots and abandoned vehicles.We are currently seeking a skilled Procurement Analyst to join our Contracts Unit. In this indirect Inter-Fund Agreement (IFA) role, you will report directly to the Bureau Contracting Officer and work under general supervision, exercising independent initiative and decision-making. Your tasks will involve moderate complexity in procuring goods, services, and construction work, as well as processing procurement documents and contracts. Additionally, you will provide guidance and coordination for operational, technical, and professional staff throughout the procurement process.Your main responsibilities will include:- Preparing solicitation documents for various procurement methods, especially construction and consultant contracts, alongside equipment purchases.- Accessing and utilizing FMS and PASSPORT with minimal supervision.- Reviewing contractor-submitted solicitation documents to ensure compliance with requirements and preparing summary analyses and recommendations for supervisory teams.- Coordinating and processing bid documents, ensuring timely submission for public advertisement.- Evaluating bid proposals to select the apparent low bidder and vetting their qualifications, including financial stability.- Analyzing vendors' and contractors' past performance and financial status to assess their impact on delivery, timeliness, and quality of goods and services.- Making informed recommendations for contract awards, modifications, and formal requests for time extensions.- Ensuring adherence to Procurement Policy Board Rules and obtaining necessary approvals before issuing purchase orders.- Tracking procurement actions from initiation through contract award, registration, and work commencement notices.- Maintaining an accurate ledger of all OTPS purchase transactions.- Acting as a liaison to the Office of Fiscal Affairs and vendors.PROCUREMENT ANALYST - 12158
Office of the District Attorney, Bronx County
The Office of the District Attorney for Bronx County (BXDA) is dedicated to promoting public safety and ensuring equal justice for the more than 1.4 million residents of the Bronx. By embodying the ethos of 'Pursuing Justice with Integrity,' BXDA emphasizes support for crime victims while maintaining fairness for defendants. BXDA seeks to judiciously navigate the balance between imposing appropriate consequences for criminal behavior and recognizing when punitive measures fall short of achieving true justice. Through an unwavering commitment to these principles, BXDA has established itself as a standard-bearer for excellence in representing the diverse Bronx community.In alignment with this mission, the BXDA is on the lookout for a skilled and motivated Senior Rackets Investigator. This role encompasses a broad spectrum of investigative responsibilities.
New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
PROGRAM AND JOB DESCRIPTION:The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene's Division of Environmental Health is dedicated to safeguarding public health by preventing and controlling illnesses and injuries associated with environmental and occupational health risks. This is achieved through extensive outreach, education, surveillance, and enforcement. With a robust team of 1,000 professionals, the Division addresses a diverse array of health topics, including environmental investigations, lead poisoning prevention, injury prevention, occupational health, food safety, childcare, radiation control, water quality (both recreational and drinking), air quality, climate health, vector control, veterinary public health, and pest management.PROGRAM: The Bureau of Food Safety and Community Sanitation (BFSCS) plays a vital role in protecting the health of all New Yorkers, particularly the most vulnerable populations, from various health hazards. The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is responsible for conducting inspections of approximately 26,000 restaurants annually, along with school cafeterias, mobile food vending units, adult day care centers, senior centers, soup kitchens, homeless shelters, and other establishments.KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:- Conducting regular inspections of commercial and social service establishments.- Enforcing regulations under the Smoke-Free Air Act and Tobacco Product Regulation Act.- Reviewing menus and menu boards to ensure compliance with nutritional guidelines aimed at combating chronic diseases and obesity.- Documenting inspection findings using handheld devices and issuing court summonses for violations of applicable laws and regulations.- Upholding anti-corruption control policies.- Providing testimony at the Office of Trials and Hearings, as well as in other court settings when necessary.Inspectors will travel throughout the five boroughs utilizing public transportation.
New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Join Our Team as a Public Health Inspector!The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene's Division of Environmental Health is dedicated to safeguarding the health and safety of our communities by managing environmental and occupational health risks. With a dedicated team of 1,000 professionals, we oversee a range of critical areas including food safety, air and water quality, lead poisoning prevention, and more. About the Bureau of Food Safety and Community Sanitation:Within our division, the Bureau of Food Safety and Community Sanitation (BFSCS) is committed to protecting the public, especially our most vulnerable populations, from health hazards. We conduct inspections of approximately 26,000 restaurants and various food service establishments each year, including school cafeterias, mobile vending units, and shelters.Your Role: As a Public Health Inspector, you will report directly to the unit supervisor and be responsible for conducting regular inspections of commercial and social service establishments such as restaurants, bars, and correctional facilities. Your role is crucial in ensuring compliance with the New York City Health Code and other public health regulations.Key Responsibilities:- Conducting inspections of establishments to ensure compliance with health and safety regulations.- Enforcing the Smoke-Free Air Act and Tobacco Product Regulation Act.- Reviewing menus to ensure nutritional standards aimed at combating chronic diseases.- Preparing reports and legal documents as necessary.- Testifying in court when required.- Traveling throughout the boroughs using public transportation.Preferred Skills:- Strong technical and scientific skills.- Excellent communication abilities.- Proficient in verbal, written, and organizational skills, along with computer literacy.- Ability to carry and utilize approximately 20 pounds of inspection equipment.Why Work With Us?- Potential for federal and state loan forgiveness programs for eligible employees. For more details, visit the U.S. Department of Education’s website.
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