Fda Tobacco Inspector

Address: 150 N 18th Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85007

Grade: 21

The position will serve as a Lead Inspector, to ensure that the annual goals and deliverables relating to the program can be achieved.

This position would be responsible for conducting all inspections in the retail environment. As well as the back-up for the Program Coordinating duties when the Program Coordinator is absent. These duties include assigning inspections to the entire FDA Tobacco Team, closing out all completed inspections, compiling and submitting reports, invoices and inquiry responses to the FDA, attending meetings on behalf of the Program and submitting vehicle mileage reports.

This position will also oversee all trainings for minors, adult coordinators and new FDA staff. Lead Inspector will also serve as the liaison between the program, Community Based Organizations, the Arizona Attorney General's office and the Counties in order to plan and coordinate state-wide inspections. In addition, this position is also responsible for completing all tasks required by Inspectors which include conducting tobacco inspections for compliance with sections 907(a)(1 )(A) and 911 of the Federal Control Act, assisting in enforcement activities if required by the FDA, traveling throughout the State, and other duties as assigned.

Responsible for being the back-up Program Coordinator, overseeing and conducting training of subcontractors and staff, and conducting undercover by (with minors) and advertising and labeling inspections for compliance with sections 907(a)(1 )(A) and 911 of the Federal Control Act, educating retail tobacco proprietors regarding current federal tobacco control laws and regulations, and submitting quarterly reports and other documents as needed.

This position is required to travel frequently in-state: including nights, overnight stays, and some weekends will be required to perform certain duties. A flexible and varied schedule is necessary

Conducting undercover buy (with minors) and advertising and labeling inspections for compliance with sections 907(a)(1 )(A) and 911 of the Federal Control Act. Manage quota for Synar inspections annually and maintain communication with the Program's Synar data manager. The Lead Inspector will ensure that the annual goals and deliverables relating to the program will be achieved.

Office duties, such as completing logs and inspections, scheduling/mapping inspections, and preparing quarterly reports. Lead Inspector will also serve as the liaison between the program, Community Based Organizations, the Arizona Attorney General's office and the Counties in order to plan and coordinate state-wide inspections.

Serving as back-up Program Coordinator; duties include assigning inspections to the entire FDA Tobacco Team, closing out all completed inspections, compiling and submitting reports, invoices and inquiry responses to the FDA, attending meetings on behalf of the Program and submitting vehicle mileage reports.

Conducting training for all subcontractors and staff, coordinating Inspections and staffing needs with outside agencies.

Other duties as assigned as related to the position (typically 5% - 10%)

• Understanding of and familiarity with State and Federal tobacco control laws. Public health principles, environmental health and regulatory inspection procedures.
• Knowledge may be acquired through education or on-the-job training and experience in a field such as public health, environmental health, or tobacco control.
• Performance Management (PM), and Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) and Lean methodologies.

• Analytical & critical reading skills and writing skills.
• Communication skills, organizational and interpersonal skills.
• Planning and coordinating skills.
• Skills may be acquired in a variety of on the-job and academic experiences and professional certifications such as a Registered Sanitarian.

• Demonstrated ability to communicate information both orally and in writing.
• Exercise sound judgment in making decisions with regards to compliance and enforcement.
• Support a diverse multi-cultural workforce that reflects the community, promotes equal opportunity at all levels of public, employment, and creates an inclusive work environment that enables all individuals to perform to their fullest potential free from discrimination.

Bachelor's Degree in a science related to public or environmental health with 3 years experience with regulatory investigations and

compliance enforcement.

Candidate will be required to have a valid Arizona Driver's License and undergo a criminal and driving background check. The successful candidate must be legally authorized to work in the US and will be expected to become a commissioned officer of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Food and Drug Administration (FDA), under the authority of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.

Candidate will be working with minors and must clear an…