Bakersfield Deceased Body Transporter
cendeconBakersfield (CA)
About the role
Decedent Transport Specialist We are looking for compassionate individuals who are motivated and comfortable working alone while transporting decedents at all hours, including nights and weekends. Availability is an absolute necessity for this position. Serious applicants only. Job includes: Compassionate removal, transport & care of human remains in accordance with all state, local and company policies and procedures. Various client relations activities. Establishing and maintaining effective communication. Attention to detail. Neat & legible penmanship. Below are a list of the requirements you must meet to be considered. If you don't meet any of these points - DO NOT apply. Requirements &
Physical Demands:
Must pass an extensive background check and drug test. Must have a valid California Driver's License. Must live in Bakersfield, CA.Must be 25 years or older (for auto insurance purposes) with a clean driving record. Must be able to lift 100+ lbs independently. Ability to work consecutive 24hr on call shifts. Available to work night, weekend, and holiday hours. Ability to follow directions, policies and procedures with little supervision. Maintains professional appearance and disposition at all times. Have a functioning smartphone, for dispatch/navigation/data entry, must be organized. Able to deal with grieving families. Please do not call, we have hundreds of applicants that we are screening. You will be notified via email about the status of your application. After applying, be sure to check your spam folder.
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