A well-designed meat processing plant layout can improve efficiency, safety, and profitability. To design a great layout, consider the flow of materials, ergonomics for workers, and necessary equipment and infrastructure.

Floors: The floors are an essential part of a meat processing plant. You need to consider the right material, slope, texture, and ease of maintenance. A smooth floor may be easier to clean, but it can be more slippery, resulting in more injuries. A textured floor will provide slip resistance, though they can take longer to clean and sanitize.

CONTENTS. Page. Acknowledgments. ii. Introduction. 1. Plant. siteselection. 2 Plantlayouts 4 Livestock. unloadingand. holding 5 Slaughter. floors. 8. Meat. coolers 15 ...

Building a meat plant is no easy job. Even commercial contractors may not be familiar with the ins and outs of building a food processing plant that needs to be constantly washed down, contains rooms held at -20˚F, and has 1,000+ lb. carcasses hanging from rails throughout the plant.

Ascoat’s flooring for meat processing plants and seafood facilities is engineered to endure heavy loads and deliver excellent slip resistance. We provide specialised meat processing factory flooring solutions designed for grinding, cooking, warehousing, packaging, sanitising, cleaning, and other critical areas of your operation.

Our commercial food processing resinous flooring is specifically formulated to hold up against the harsh conditions of a meat, poultry and seafood processing factory. To learn more about our flooring solutions, contact a Sherwin-Williams representative today .

Food processing plant floors get exposed to various food products, including raw meats, which can harbor bacteria like Salmonella, Listeria, and E. Coli. Cleaning floors thoroughly involves removing any debris, food or otherwise, and wetting the floor so you can use cleaners and sanitizers to kill any bacteria that may be present.

Feb 14, 2014 · This meat flooring solution is USDA approved, and shall help the facility pass USDA/FSIS inspections for your meat plants with flying colors! Along with a turn-key single source installation, this combination can’t be beat.

The floor of the meat factory is a key consideration. Cost is always a major issue especially in developing countries. Here I list and briefly make comments about the various options and what must be considered.

There are many different food processing floor options available in the marketplace. Epoxy and urethane systems are readily available. However, cementitious urethane floors are considered the modern, high performance, standard for food and beverage safe flooring in processing facilities.