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sanitary inspector

British  

noun

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

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The sanitary inspector had visited Ghantown again on 4th December and found four sheepskins strung out on the fence.

From Newsweek

Of 116 second-class Bengal municipalities, only 27 have a full-time health officer, 28 have not even a sanitary inspector, and eleven have no vaccinator.

From Time Magazine Archive

In 1953, the year he got fired as a sanitary inspector in Nairobi, he was elected general secretary of the powerful Kenya Federation of Labor.

From Time Magazine Archive

Some of his other activities: judge, lighthouse keeper, sanitary inspector, census taker, doctor.

From Time Magazine Archive

Greenhalgh as treasurer, a secretary, seven women doctors, eighteen trained nurses, four trained cooks, one dispenser, one sanitary inspector, an English chaplain and fourteen orderlies, of which some were chauffeurs.

From My Diary in Serbia: April 1, 1915-Nov. 1, 1915 by Stanley, Monica M.