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A Fish Processor is responsible for handling, preparing, and packaging fish and seafood products for sale and distribution. 

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Fish Processor careers

Their duties typically include cleaning, filleting, cutting, and portioning fish according to quality standards and safety regulations. They operate various processing equipment and ensure hygiene and food safety protocols are strictly followed throughout the production process.

Fish Processors often work in cold environments and may be required to handle large volumes of fish in fast-paced settings. Attention to detail, physical stamina, and the ability to work efficiently as part of a team are important for this role.