sanitary inspector

noun

1. (in Britain) a former name for Environmental Health Officer

Example Sentences

Aziz's daughter Turkan remembered her father's official, military-style sanitary inspector's uniform, complete with epaulettes and chevrons.

From BBC

In May 2015, in response to Capitan’s petitioning, Mariveles’ sanitary inspector ordered Seafront to cover its coal stockpile, and the company installed a large, warehouse-style structure on the pier, reducing atmospheric dust.

From Los Angeles Times

One of them was Gennady Onishchenko, who has become widely known for recommending bans on food products from countries that had offended the Russian leadership during his time as chief sanitary inspector.

From Science Magazine

On 25 November, Gennady Onishchenko, Russia's former chief sanitary inspector and now a prime ministerial aide, said that "each Turkish tomato" bought in Russia contributed to the country's economy and thus to purchasing missiles that could potentially be fired at Russian warplanes.

From BBC

The job of a sanitary inspector is certainly not the most glamorous of professions.

From Los Angeles Times