Casual Funeral Directors Assistant
Are you a person that…
Is passionate about giving the best customer service possible to ensure a flawless funeral experience.
Is highly resilient and flexible, no two days are the same.
Is detail-oriented and understands that the small things make the difference.
The details…
We are looking for a casual funeral director's assistant, the role is on a casual basis, meaning that there are no set working hours per week and these hours can vary extensively from 0 hours to about 30 per week, depending on business levels. The hours vary from 7am - 6pm but are typically 8am - 4pm depending on the needs of the funeral service.
What might your day look like?
Washing the vehicles required for a funeral service
Assisting in the physical set up of the funeral equipment and loading of vehicles
Assisting the funeral director at the funeral service by:
Setting up tables and equipment required
Greeting guests as they arrive, having the memorial book signed, and handing our orders of service
Running the AV equipment as required
Any other ad hoc duties
Packing up and looking after the equipment
Assisting on transfers of a deceased person
Assisting in the mortuary as required
A friendly and warm disposition
Excellent attention to detail
The ability to follow standards
Interpersonal skills and presentation.
Current full NSWdriver's license
This role requires bending, reaching, and lifting. It also requires you to be able to stand, sit and walk for extended periods of time.
The ability to work Monday – Friday and when needed on the weekend.
We take our obligation to provide a safe working environment very seriously. A significant component of our work requires entry to aged care facilities and potentially other sites where those responsible for the sites often require that those attending for work purposes provide evidence of influenza, COVID-19 and potentially other vaccinations, or evidence of exemption. You may be required to provide such evidence if you are successful in obtaining this position (or commit to receiving designated vaccinations).
What’s in it for you?
For the right person, this role has the scope to expand and grow. Being a funeral director is an intrinsically rewarding role, assisting families to plan and conduct a funeral is gratifying. In addition to this, you will be working as part of a small team where your ideas and input is encouraged, and you are empowered to guide and shape the business that you work within. A competitive salary is offered too.
This role is based predominately at Emu Plains with funerals conducted throughout Sydney and the Blue Mountains.
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