Senior Supervisor Meat Department

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Role summary

Manages, directs or supervises the Meat Department, including butchers and sometimes seafood specialists. Provides customers with advice on meat selection. Manages meat display, and specials. Manages inventory and ensures quality control with health and safety guidelines. May oversee equipment maintenance and recommendations for upgrades/changes. Ensures meats are cut and processed according to health and safety standards. Certification may be required.

Job summary sourced from the Empsight benchmark job library.

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