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. 2020 Oct 27;13:3853–3862. doi: 10.2147/IDR.S277890

Table 2.

Summary of Observational Checklist Results on Educational Level and Hygienic Practice of the Abattoir and Butcher Shop Workers in Jimma Town, Southwest Ethiopia

Activities Observed and Checked Abattoir House Workers Butcher Shop Workers
Having formal education certificate on food safety None of them None of them
Having short course training on safe meat handling None of them None of them
Use of protective clean clothing None of them None of them
Regular washing of hand and processing tools None of them None of them
Regular disinfection of hand, the floor and processing tools None of them None of them
Is slaughtered animals flaying/dehiding and evisceration/ fisting on separate surface? No Not checked
Fisting done with most care to avoid carrying dirt No Not checked
Is there adequate supply of clean water? No Not
Use of separate knives for cutting of meat and abdominal contents None of them None of them
Use of separate chopping boards for cutting of carcass and abdominal organs None of them None of them
Use of the separate buckets of water for cleaning knives, washing hands None of them None of them