Food production worker vs woodworking shop hand

Differences between food production worker and woodworking shop hand duties and responsibilities

Food production worker example responsibilities.

• Manage and instruct workers in the art of food preparation as culinary team leader.
• Ensure employees produce products to client's specs and to FDA or USDA standards in a timely manner.
• Clean the equipment as well as the area to FDA standards.
• Tend or operate and sanitize equipment such as kettles and cookers to the standards of the USDA.
• Adhere to safe work practices, follow GMP s, maintain sanitary conditions and ensure that product quality is maintained.
• Perform housekeeping responsibilities ensuring adherence to USDA guidelines.
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Woodworking shop hand example responsibilities.

• Utilize different tools in the process of MIG and TIG welding fasteners and connectors to damper units.
• Require to operate EDM and CNC machines, grinders, sanders, drills, and various other small tool shop equipment.
• Construct theatrical costumes for the stage and guide students in costume construction.
• Use of MIG welders, cutting torch, and stick welders for repair on equipment.
• Job responsibilities include mowing the property with a tractor, assist parts and shop personal.
• Work also with windows, doors, shingles, tools, hardware, selling and delivering.
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