Funeral Assistant
harris funeral homeBaltimore (MD)
About the role
Job Description:
We currently have a full time opening for a Funeral Services Assistant at Chatman-Harris Funeral Home. This is an opportunity to join the funeral industry in a friendly, family owned environment. The successful candidate will possess:*A professional, clean appearance*A warm, courteous attitude towards both families and co-workers (we are a service oriented industry)*A personality that pays attention to detail*A get it done, problem solving approach to situations*Both a team player and self starter attitude*An ability to communicate well with others both written and orally Job duties include, but are not limited to:*Assisting with the setup and handling of Viewings, Funerals and Memorial Services, Etc.*Assisting with maintaining the facilities of the funeral homes between services.*Driving funeral vehicles to include hearses, limousines, and removal vehicles.*Performing removals of the deceased*Taking remains both to and from the crematory\nCompany
Description:
The Chatman-Harris Funeral Homes are a family owned and operated company that is dedicated to providing our families with caring, professional services during their time of need. We currently operate three locations and are looking for honest, dependable and friendly individuals to join our team.
Company Description:
The Chatman-Harris Funeral Homes are a family owned and operated company that is dedicated to providing our families with caring, professional services during their time of need. We currently operate three locations and are looking for honest, dependable and friendly individuals to join our team.
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