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kosher slaughterer
ESCO occupation · 30 essential, 12 optional skills. Click a skill to find jobs that mention it.
Essential skills
mark differences in colours
warm blooded animal organs
inspect animal carcasses
cope with blood
tolerate strong smells
handle knives used in slaughtering processes
operate in slaughterhouse installations
apply requirements concerning manufacturing of food and beverages
split animal carcasses
monitor temperature in manufacturing process of food and beverages
weigh animals for food manufacturing
process livestock organs
cope with excrements
torah
skin animals
apply HACCP
ensure animal welfare in slaughtering practices
deal with killing animals processes
prepare meat products for shipping
animal anatomy for food production
ensure sanitation
apply GMP
control animals in distress
monitor the identification of animals
legislation about animal origin products
slaughter animals
documentation concerning meat production
clean carcasses
maintain cutting equipment
handle meat processing equipment in cooling rooms
Optional & specialised skills
follow hygienic procedures during food processing
consider economic criteria in decision making
liaise with colleagues
work as a team
food storage
follow an environmental friendly policy while processing food
ensure compliance with environmental legislation in food production
maintain personal hygiene standards
work in cold environments
keep inventory of goods in production
label samples
dispose food waste
Other matches: kosher butcher · slaughterer · halal slaughterer
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