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Location Name: Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home-Austin Personal Care Center-Parkcrest Crematory. Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home-Austin Personal Care Center-Parkcrest Crematory. Transports caskets to airports, care centers, or funeral homes; assists with moving caskets.
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Promotes funeral, cemetery, and crematory services and merchandise such as catering, flowers, music, and Everlasting Memory products. Technical diploma in Funeral Services or Mortuary Science preferred.
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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 degree training program at an accredited mortuary college or technical school specializing in funeral service or mortuary science.
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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.
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Cares for the deceased in a respectful manner while performing a variety of tasks which may include:Removals and transfersLifting of deceased human remainsDressing and casketingCoordinating and assisting with funeral service and visitationDelivery of flowers, caskets, urn, photos and other personal keepsakes or mementos of client familiesSetting of chairs and the removal, proper care and storage of these itemsRemovals and transfers.
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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). Current Funeral Director license within the practicing state.
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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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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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Supervises/assists in funeral services by: supervising the parking of cars; ushering; driving funeral vehicles; assisting at chapel and church services; assisting at the cemetery; delivering of flowers, caskets, urn, photos and other personal keepsakes or mementos of client families; setting up and removal of chairs, and; participating at special functions.
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Transitions Arrangement Conference to Funeral Services Counselor/Advisor to present cemetery property and merchandise options, pricing, and contract completion. Presides as Master of Ceremonies (MC) for visitation, funeral, or graveside services in a professional, organized, and caring manner consistent with Company standards.
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Understands and monitors compliance of Federal, state and local laws and regulations for operation of a cemetery, cemetery sales, crematory and funeral home. Job Details Description Why Work for Cobb Funeral Home.
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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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Compassionately facilitates funeral arrangement discussions with deceased next of kin and presides over visitation, funeral, and graveside services in accordance with family's wishes; company expectations; and local, state, or federal laws.
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Graduated from an accredited school or college of mortuary science. May perform a variety of attendant duties including but not limited to parking lot attendant, driver, usher, pallbearer, or courier.
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Current Funeral Director and Embalmer dual license within the practicing state. Current Funeral Director and Embalmer dual license within the practicing state. 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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