Funeral Director
Omiz Staffing Solutions (OSS), Wilmington, DE, United States
Locations: Wilmington DE and Dover DE
Key Responsibilities for Funeral Director Family Support & Pre-Planning Provide pre-need and at-need funeral arrangement services. Educate families on advance planning, including wills, estate planning, and insurance resources. Support families during the early stages of grief with empathy and professionalism. Review the funeral planning process, requirements, and timelines prior to arrangement conferences. Provide the General Price List upon inquiry in compliance with FTC regulations.
Arrangement Conferences & Documentation Conduct arrangement conferences to determine service details and family preferences. Collect demographic information required for state permits and authorizations. Explain disposition options and service costs clearly and compliantly. Ensure completion of all required documentation, including: General information sheets Release authorizations FTC disclosures Service contracts and payment terms Obituary and website authorizations Next-of-kin affidavits
Administrative Coordination Oversee scheduling and case management systems. Collaborate with office coordinators to ensure timely task completion. Maintain daily communication with families until services are complete.
Viewings, Visitations & Services Ensure proper presentation of the deceased for viewings. Review service expectations with families prior to the first viewing. Accompany families to the viewing room and offer prayer if requested. Direct and oversee funeral, memorial, and committal services. Coordinate funeral attendants, clergy, and in-state assistance. Ensure timely setup of flowers, equipment, and the deceased. Lead processions and provide closing remarks at the cemetery. Obtain signed receipts for all documents and keepsakes.
Aftercare Services Assist families with death benefit claims. Provide grief counseling and estate management resources.
Qualifications Valid
Funeral Director license
as required by state regulations. Strong interpersonal, organizational, and leadership skills. Ability to manage multiple cases with accuracy and compassion. Willingness to work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends, and on-call rotations.
Key responsibilities for Embalmer Clinical Preparation & Embalming Coordinate and perform timely removals of the deceased. Verify proper identification and tagging at all stages. Ensure all required documentation and authorizations are obtained prior to preparation. Embalm assigned cases based on condition and service requirements. Complete intake forms, embalming reports, and daily condition documentation. Communicate any notable conditions or challenges to Funeral Directors.
Preparation & Presentation Track preparation milestones (authorization, clothing, casket, photos, viewing date). Dress, casket, and cosmetically prepare the deceased per family instructions. Transfer the deceased to service locations at least 24 hours prior to viewing. Ensure consistent ID verification throughout the preparation process.
Facility & Safety Management Maintain cleanliness and sanitation of preparation rooms and equipment. Monitor preparation room inventory and request supplies as needed. Follow all safety protocols, including proper use of PPE, lifts, and protective equipment. Prioritize tasks based on service schedules and deadlines.
Qualifications Valid
Embalmer/Mortician license
as required by state regulations. Strong attention to detail and ability to manage multiple cases. Knowledge of safety, sanitation, and regulatory compliance standards. Commitment to dignity, professionalism, and ethical conduct. Willingness to work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends, and on-call rotations.
Key Responsibilities for Funeral Director Family Support & Pre-Planning Provide pre-need and at-need funeral arrangement services. Educate families on advance planning, including wills, estate planning, and insurance resources. Support families during the early stages of grief with empathy and professionalism. Review the funeral planning process, requirements, and timelines prior to arrangement conferences. Provide the General Price List upon inquiry in compliance with FTC regulations.
Arrangement Conferences & Documentation Conduct arrangement conferences to determine service details and family preferences. Collect demographic information required for state permits and authorizations. Explain disposition options and service costs clearly and compliantly. Ensure completion of all required documentation, including: General information sheets Release authorizations FTC disclosures Service contracts and payment terms Obituary and website authorizations Next-of-kin affidavits
Administrative Coordination Oversee scheduling and case management systems. Collaborate with office coordinators to ensure timely task completion. Maintain daily communication with families until services are complete.
Viewings, Visitations & Services Ensure proper presentation of the deceased for viewings. Review service expectations with families prior to the first viewing. Accompany families to the viewing room and offer prayer if requested. Direct and oversee funeral, memorial, and committal services. Coordinate funeral attendants, clergy, and in-state assistance. Ensure timely setup of flowers, equipment, and the deceased. Lead processions and provide closing remarks at the cemetery. Obtain signed receipts for all documents and keepsakes.
Aftercare Services Assist families with death benefit claims. Provide grief counseling and estate management resources.
Qualifications Valid
Funeral Director license
as required by state regulations. Strong interpersonal, organizational, and leadership skills. Ability to manage multiple cases with accuracy and compassion. Willingness to work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends, and on-call rotations.
Key responsibilities for Embalmer Clinical Preparation & Embalming Coordinate and perform timely removals of the deceased. Verify proper identification and tagging at all stages. Ensure all required documentation and authorizations are obtained prior to preparation. Embalm assigned cases based on condition and service requirements. Complete intake forms, embalming reports, and daily condition documentation. Communicate any notable conditions or challenges to Funeral Directors.
Preparation & Presentation Track preparation milestones (authorization, clothing, casket, photos, viewing date). Dress, casket, and cosmetically prepare the deceased per family instructions. Transfer the deceased to service locations at least 24 hours prior to viewing. Ensure consistent ID verification throughout the preparation process.
Facility & Safety Management Maintain cleanliness and sanitation of preparation rooms and equipment. Monitor preparation room inventory and request supplies as needed. Follow all safety protocols, including proper use of PPE, lifts, and protective equipment. Prioritize tasks based on service schedules and deadlines.
Qualifications Valid
Embalmer/Mortician license
as required by state regulations. Strong attention to detail and ability to manage multiple cases. Knowledge of safety, sanitation, and regulatory compliance standards. Commitment to dignity, professionalism, and ethical conduct. Willingness to work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends, and on-call rotations.