Spanish for Meat Plant and Food Industry Workers

Practical Spanish chunks for meat plant and food industry work: PPE, sanitation, line work, cold rooms, labels, packing, and quality.

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PPE and Hygiene
Sanitation
Knife and Line Work
Temperature and Cold Room
Labels and Traceability
Packing and Shipping

PPE and Hygiene

Guantes anticorte
Cut-resistant gloves
Cofia y cubrebocas
Hairnet and face mask
Delantal limpio
Clean apron
Botas desinfectadas
Disinfected boots
Lávate las manos
Wash your hands
Gafas obligatorias
Safety glasses required
Pediluvio de entrada
Entry footbath

Sanitation

Desinfectar la mesa
Sanitize the table
Separar utensilios limpios
Separate clean utensils
Enjuagar la canaleta
Rinse the drain channel
Registrar la limpieza
Record the cleaning
Cambio de tabla
Board change
Producto listo para comer
Ready-to-eat product
Residuos en contenedor
Waste in the bin

Knife and Line Work

Afilar el cuchillo
Sharpen the knife
Corte lejos del cuerpo
Cut away from your body
Guardar la hoja
Put the blade away
Banda transportadora
Conveyor belt
Estación de porcionado
Portioning station
Reducir velocidad
Reduce speed
Atasco en la línea
Jam on the line

Temperature and Cold Room

Cuarto frío
Cold room
Temperatura del producto
Product temperature
Revisar el termómetro
Check the thermometer
Mantener la cadena fría
Maintain the cold chain
Puerta cerrada
Door closed
Hielo en el piso
Ice on the floor
Lote fuera de rango
Batch out of range

Labels and Traceability

Etiqueta correcta
Correct label
Fecha de caducidad
Expiration date
Número de lote
Batch number
Producto retenido
Product on hold
Registrar trazabilidad
Record traceability
Alérgeno declarado
Declared allergen
Cambiar el código
Change the code

Packing and Shipping

Empacar al vacío
Vacuum pack
Sellado completo
Complete seal
Caja dañada
Damaged box
Preparar palé
Prepare the pallet
Peso neto
Net weight
Carga lista
Load ready
Avisar a calidad
Notify quality control

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