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Job Name

Animal Scientists

Description

Conduct research in the genetics, nutrition, reproduction, growth, and development of domestic farm animals.

Category

Engineering, Sciences & Education

SOC Code

19-1011

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High risk job tasks associated with this job

  • Care for children or animals infected with cryptosporidiosis
  • Generate bioaerosols of animal-derived proteins
  • Generate grain dust
  • Handle agents that cause allergic contact dermatitis or contact urticaria
  • Handle infected animal carcasses or placental tissues
  • Handle infected chickens or birds
  • Handle infected dog or cat (bite or scratch)
  • Handle infected domestic animals (inhalation or percutaneous exposure)
  • Handle laboratory animals
  • Have contact with dogs or cats (fecal-oral exposure)
  • Inhale bioaerosols of moldy hay, silage, straw, or grain
  • Raise farm dust contaminated with Francisella tularensis bacteria
  • Repeatedly inhale bioaerosols of bird droppings
  • Touch infected farm animals

Home  »   Animal Scientists
  • Job Name

    Animal Scientists

  • Description

    Conduct research in the genetics, nutrition, reproduction, growth, and development of domestic farm animals.

  • Category

    Engineering, Sciences & Education

  • SOC Code

    19-1011

  • Related Information in Haz-Map

  • Jobs

    High risk job tasks associated with this job

    • Care for children or animals infected with cryptosporidiosis
    • Generate bioaerosols of animal-derived proteins
    • Generate grain dust
    • Handle agents that cause allergic contact dermatitis or contact urticaria
    • Handle infected animal carcasses or placental tissues
    • Handle infected chickens or birds
    • Handle infected dog or cat (bite or scratch)
    • Handle infected domestic animals (inhalation or percutaneous exposure)
    • Handle laboratory animals
    • Have contact with dogs or cats (fecal-oral exposure)
    • Inhale bioaerosols of moldy hay, silage, straw, or grain
    • Raise farm dust contaminated with Francisella tularensis bacteria
    • Repeatedly inhale bioaerosols of bird droppings
    • Touch infected farm animals

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