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eTools Home : Poultry Safety and Health Topic Page | Viewing / Printing Instructions | Credits Packout Whole Bird Bulk Packaging Whole bird bulk packaging involves boxing multiple whole birds. Entire birds are placed in a plastic-lined box. Liners are sealed, the container is weighed, ice is added and the container is sealed. Filled containers are then shipped or stored. Tasks unique to this operation include: Task 1: Box Liner: Places large bag inside shipping box. Task 2: Line Unloader/Box Filler: Lifts whole birds from conveyor and places them into shipping box. Packout Whole Bird Individual Packaging Whole bird individual packaging involves packing the gizzard, liver, and heart with the whole bird and placing it in a bag. Individual bagged birds are then packed in boxes and iced for shipping. Packed boxes are placed on pallets for removal from the processing area. Tasks unique to this operation include: Task 1: Giblet Packer: Inserts heart, liver, and gizzard back into body cavity. Task 2: Bagger: Inserts whole bird into individual bag. Task 3: Bag Sealer: Pushes air out of and seals bag.   Sanitation | Receiving and Killing | Evisceration | Cutting & Deboning | Packout | Warehousing | Follow-Up Plant-Wide Hazards | Standards & Compliance | Other Resources | Glossary | User Guide eTools Home : Poultry Safety and Health Topic Page | Viewing / Printing Instructions | Credits

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