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Previous experience as a meat cutter or butcher preferred. As a Meat Cutter at Costco, you will be responsible for cutting, trimming, and preparing various cuts of meat for sale.
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Maintains safety and sanitation standards in all areas that come in contact with meat/seafood and in the prep areas, coolers, freezers, and sales floor. Makes PA announcements for sale and promotional items in the meat/seafood department.
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Bakes, roasts, broils, steams, and uses a variety of cooking methods on meat, vegetables, and other foods. Prepares ingredients by measuring, weighing, mixing, chopping, trimming, and peeling food items.
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Maintain proper product levels in all areas within the Perishable Department including meat, lunchmeat, frozen, dairy, ice cream. Wrap, label, weigh and stock meat case as requested or needed.
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Get ready to reach new heights, ignite your passion, and pursue what matters by cooking with us! Validated knowledge of the basic principles of food preparation, various cooking methods, and food safety regulations such as accurate food handling, sanitation, and storage.
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Ensure high quality products are available in produce, deli, bakery, dairy, meat, and other departments. Paid time off benefits include parental leave, family care leave, bereavement, jury duty, and voting.
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Under minimal supervision, may perform one or more processes as needed associated with the deboning of poultry (i.e. “breast cutter”, “oyster cutter”, “thigh deboner”, etc.) Performs all work in compliance with company policies, NCC Animal Welfare Guidelines and local, state and federal policies, laws and regulations.
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