MEAT INDUSTRY LEVEL 2 Sample Clauses

MEAT INDUSTRY LEVEL 2. Upgrade of Level 1. An employee at this level will be capable of performing the following indicative tasks; Indicative duties may include: Labourers involved in skin processing, chiller and freezer room hands, labourers associated with boning and slicing activities, Labourers associated with by-product activities, bagging carcasses, wrapping, weighing, pricing, packing and packaging meat, separating, handling and packing offal, yardperson, stockperson, cleaners, whizzard knife operator, tasks directly connected to the xxxxxxxxx floor, tasks indirectly connected to the xxxxxxxxx floor such as cleaning tripe and casings.
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