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Meat Industry Award 2010 - Business SA

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<strong>Meat</strong> <strong>Industry</strong> <strong>Award</strong> <strong>2010</strong>All meat industry streamsgut, tie rectum gut, trimming);Slaughterer (pigs) Class 3 (moving pigsfrom race to pen, shackling, pushing toscalding, dehairing, tow capping, droppingrectum, shaving, singeing, washing,trimming).Trimmer;Using knives for cleaning or preparingmeat immediately prior to packing;Use of non-licensed product handlingequipment;Basic operation of data processingequipment in or about storage works.Driver of motor vehicle not exceeding 6tonne carrying capacity;In tanning and other treatment/processingof hides or skins, the task of fleshing,buffing, fluffing, curtain coat operating,skating, shaving, glazing, spraying, handtipping, setting out, sammyingIn addition to the clerical and/or officetasks listed under <strong>Meat</strong> <strong>Industry</strong> Level 3 anemployee at this level performs tasks suchas more advanced word processing, typingand filing, generating simple documents,date entries, calculating functions,maintenance of records, operates more thanbasic telephone equipment and messagetaking.B.3.5 <strong>Meat</strong> <strong>Industry</strong> Level 5An employee at this level will be performing the following indicative tasks:<strong>Meat</strong> retail establishment stream<strong>Meat</strong> manufacturing establishmentstream<strong>Meat</strong> processing establishmentstream46 MA000059Salesperson;Slaughterer (associated with a retailbutchers shop).Slaughterer;Tunnel boner.Slaughterer (calves and beef) Class 2(knocking; shackling (chaining andhoisting); pithing; tying weasands (inshackling area); cheeking; skinning heads;removing forefeet including skinning footand saving sinew; cleaning and droppingrectum gut and bungs; mark or strip tail;remove muzzle piece; remove fore shanks;cut aitch bone; mark and saw briskets;

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