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Hazards associated with trade: possible exposure to communicable disease, blood borne pathogens, formaldehyde, and high temperature work environment in crematory. A funeral director spends a significant portion of time within a funeral home, meeting with families and making funeral arrangements.
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Typically requires a minimum of 6 months experience in a funeral home, crematory or cemetery. Completion of or currently enrolled in a dual degree training program at an accredited mortuary college or technical school specializing in funeral and mortuary science as required by state/province law and as prescribed by each state board.
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Promotes funeral, cemetery, and crematory services and merchandise such as catering, flowers, music, and Ever Lasting Memory products. Graduated from an accredited school or college of mortuary science.
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Technical diploma in Funeral Services or Mortuary Science preferred. Bachelor's degree in Mortuary Science or other degree as required by state/province law and as prescribed by each state board. Present when the casket containing a human body is placed in a grave, crypt, or burial vault and verifies that any personal belongings are removed from the deceased prior to burial per the Arrangements.
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Current Funeral Director and Embalmer dual license within the practicing state. May perform a variety of attendant duties including but not limited to parking lot attendant, driver, usher, pallbearer, or courier.
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Guides and tours prospective families through cemetery grounds or crematory mausoleums actively listening to needs, asking probing questions, and discussing options. Guides and tours prospective families through cemetery grounds or crematory mausoleums actively listening to needs, asking probing questions, and discussing options.
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As the licensed Funeral Director, responsible for the compliance with all mortuary, health, and vital statistics regulation compliance within the funeral establishment(s). Shall be present when the casket containing a human body is placed in a grave, crypt, or burial vault and verifies that any personal belongings are removed from the deceased prior to burial per the Arrangements.
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Visually inspects deceased, adjusts casket dressing, deceased attire or makeup, or communicates concerns to preparation staff. Current Funeral Director license within the practicing state. Transitions Arrangement Conference to Funeral Services Counselor/Advisor to present cemetery property and merchandise options, pricing, and contract completion.
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Dresses casket and lays deceased. Verifies appropriate casket and lining according to contract. Work is both indoors and outdoors during all seasons and weather. Perform a variety of event planning responsibilities including but not limited to resource planning and ordering of music, flowers, or catering to fulfill Arrangement requests.
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Following company processes and adhering to hazardous waste procedures cleans and embalms body; uses scalpels, pumps, tubes, and equipment to replace bodily fluids/waste with embalming fluids; performs restorations, styling hair, applying cosmetics, dressing body, and other preparation required for human remains.
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Presides as Master of Ceremonies (MC) for visitation, funeral, or graveside services in a professional, organized, and caring manner consistent with Company standards. Visually inspects Services Arrangements (visitation, funeral, or graveside) against contractual arrangements and the next of kin expectations; initiates corrective action as appropriate; may provide instruction or guidance to services team members.
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Funeral Director license as required by state/province law and as prescribed by each state board. Manage the daily operations of a single Funeral Home location and single line of business. Collaborate with Finance Field Manager to monitor and understand financial trend, changes, and mechanisms to drive financial goals.
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Provides professional support to Registration Branch and sellers of pre-need burial contracts, pre-need cemetery merchandise sales, preconstruction mausoleum, underground crypt or columbaria sales, cemetery companies, crematory authorities and crematory operator licenses.
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At least 2 years of experience as a Crematory Operator. Location: Everly-Wheatley Funeral Home and Crematory -> Alexandria, VA. Fully cleans crematory equipment (e.g., retort) after each cremation to prevent commingling of cremated remains.
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Under the guidance of a licensed funeral director, implements choices made by the families' legal representatives regarding the funeral, final disposition of the body and memorialization of the individual.
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