Ms. Kozel Mrs. O’Brien Advanced Animal Science Fall 2011.

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Ms. Kozel Mrs. O’Brien Advanced Animal Science Fall 2011

What are the Career Areas? 1.Production Agriculture 2.Agriculture Mechanics 3.Agriculture Sales & Service 4.Agriculture Processing 5.Forestry 6.Horticulture 7.Rural Recreation & Natural Resources 8.Agriculture Marketing & Business Management

Which career fields will we cover? Advanced animal science, will cover agriculture processing as this field deals mainly with animal science related work.

Agriculture Processing What does this career field include? Processing and distributing food sources worldwide Jobs in this field include: Meat Processors Meat Distributors USDA Graders/Inspectors

Chicken Processors Work in Poultry Plants Assigned job on assembly line Unload live birds from trailer Slaughter, dress, cut, and prepare birds Pack processed poultry into cartons to be shipped Maintain clean and hygienic environment Write delivery orders Keep detailed records

Chicken Processor Cont. Salary on average $20,000- $35,000 Work Environment Indoor/Outdoor career Long periods of standing Loading and unloading

Consumer Safety Inspector Employed by the USDA Work in a privately owned meat, poultry, or egg processing plant Ensure plant is operating within HACCP standards Ensure sanitation is maintained at all times Also ensure consumer protection in errors such as mislabeling products

Consumer Safety Inspector Cont. Must have Bachelor’s Degree and one year of job related experience Salary ranges from $24,000 to $56,000 Work Conditions Indoor/Outdoor Long periods of standing Possible travel from plant to plant