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Summary/ObjectivePerform all grounds keeping and maintenance matters on the properties and maintains the overall appearance of a cemetery, mausoleum or funeral home location. We believe in the value of funeral and cemetery service, drawing on decades of experience to create the best experience for our families.
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Job DetailsDescription ENTITIES: Mount Olivet Cemetery Association Archdiocese of Denver Mortuary at Mount Olivet, Inc. St. Simeon Cemetery Association ENTITY: Mt. Olivet Cemetery was consecrated in 1892 and is located on the western side of the Denver Metro area in Wheat Ridge, Colorado.
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Cemetery and Mortuary Discounts. Alternative Care: Covers 50% of each medically necessary treatment/visit per calendar year for Chiropractic/Acupuncture/Spiritual Care/Massage Therapy/Naturopathy under the Copay plan and Choice options.
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General groundskeeper may be shared between two cemetery facilities, Mt Olivet in Wheat Ridge and Saint Simeon in Aurora. The duties of the groundskeeper must be performed consistent with company mission and values and adherence to company policies and procedures and in doing so uphold the social teachings of the Catholic Church (the Church.
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Division: Parks Department - Parks, Cemetery & Forestry. Ability to learn to perform semi-skilled cemetery maintenance, reconstruction, and repair work. This position provides support to all aspects of city cemetery maintenance operations.
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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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Work with leading experts in the funeral and cemetery profession. Equipment used to perform the essential function of this position includes, but is not limited to; computer, fax, copier, multi-line phone system, AV system, coffeemaker, vacuum, casket carts/church trucks, personal or company owned vehicle.
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The program will restore the ecosystem on 6.5 miles of the South Platte River beginning at 6th Avenue and extending north into Adams County adjacent to Riverside Cemetery. The WATR program is a long-term effort with the US Army Corps of Engineers, and partners Mile High Flood District, Colorado Water Conservation Board, and The Greenway Foundation.
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Transitions Arrangement Conference to Funeral Services Counselor/Advisor to present cemetery property and merchandise options, pricing, and contract completion. Graduated from an accredited school or college of mortuary science.
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