Transfer Specialist
guptonjones college of funeral serviceFrisco (TX)
Transfer Specialist
Posted 3 days ago
guptonjones college of funeral serviceFrisco (TX)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Transfer Specialist Location:
Frisco and Dallas TX Safely drives company owned professional vehicles to perform “first call” transfer of deceased in accordance with local and state/provincial laws as well as company policies and procedures. Follows processes for chain-of-custody, paperwork, and deceased identification
Cooperates with first responders, Coroner, hospital staff, or Senior Living facility and accommodate their processes and procedures
For home transfers, courteously and professionally interacts with bereaved family members; exhibits sensitivity to environment; minimizes conversation. Follows company procedures in transferring soiled garments, bedding, or other materials; leaves a warm and courteous first impression
Enters deceased event information into proprietary software according to company procedures
Transports caskets to airports, care centers, or funeral homes; assists with moving caskets
Vehicle Maintenance
Washes, vacuums, and cleans vehicles ensuring vehicles are presentable
Fuels vehicles as necessary
Follows safety guidelines and expenditure processes
Maintains personal protective and transfer supplies in vehicles including cleaning products
Identifies vehicle engine or operating issues to management; drives vehicles for repair or inspection
Qualifications:
Five (5) years of funeral home, care center, and/or decedent care preparation experience
Possess knowledge of computers, software, and internal operating systems
Show high level compassion, integrity, communication, and problem-solving skills
Ability to prioritize and organize effectively with a keen sense to detail
Contact Information
SCI 10501 Garland Road Dallas, TX 75218 (214) 537-9117 Contact: Tara Clark Tara. Clark@Dignitymemorial.com (214) 537-9117
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