Management and Practices in Abattoir
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MANAGEMENT AND PRACTICES IN ABATTOIR
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There are two main management systems are in practice in abattoir.
System 1
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This system may be of Central or State government or of local government like municipal boards, Co-operatives or any private enterprise.
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Permanent staff of workers may be employed by the authority to carry out the slaughterhouse operations.
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In this system the organisation either takes over the livestock from the owners and return it to traders.
System 2
Practices
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In system 1, the abattoir is divided into sections for each operational stage.
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All are connected by overhead rail system and each section has its own staff specially trained.
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When the chain or line system is operated for slaughter and dressing of animals, work is carried out while the animals are hanging from a track bar or rail, along which they are slowly and continuously pushed by a mechanical conveyor or chain.
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Men work in a team and the work on each animal is subdivided among them.
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A definite part of every animal is allotted to each person and he must confine his activities to the part assigned to him.
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To prevent staleness setting in and resulting in the lowering of efficiency, each worker is assigned a new job at regulated intervals.
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Last modified: Wednesday, 12 October 2011, 6:10 AM