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Archdiocese of Los Angeles in Long Beach, CA seeks a Removal Technician to support the Mortuary by correctly and respectfully removing and transporting deceased loved ones. The role reports to the Care Center Supervisor and requires adherence to state, local, and church policies.
You will perform removals from hospitals, nursing homes, or residences, ensure vehicle readiness, and assist with services, all while offering compassionate guidance to families and coordinating with parish priests and
Removal Technician - All Souls Care Center
#XQF-519
Long Beach, California, United States
Location: All Souls Care Center - Long Beach
Status: Non - Exempt, Full Time
POSITION SUMMARY
To support Mortuary by correctly and respectfully remove and transport deceased loved ones.
Under the general supervision of Care Center Supervisor, the Removal Technician is responsible for the care, removal and transport of human remains in accordance with all state, local and company policies and procedures. In addition to removal duties, this position may perform various services and client relations activities, while establishing and maintaining effective communication of efforts with mortuary office administrative staff, parish priests and mortuary officials.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Because all Archdiocesan employees represent the Roman Catholic Church, they are expected to conduct themselves according to the goals and mission of the Church in performing their work.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Education and Experience
Any combination of education and experience likely to provide the required knowledge, skills, and abilities, typically:
Certification/Licenses
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Knowledge of:
Skills in:
Ability to:
Physical and Environmental Requirements
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$19.28-$23.62
Employment decisionswill not be made on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry,physical disability, mental disability, medical condition, geneticinformation,marital status, sex, age, pregnancy, military or veteranstatus, or political affiliation. However, the archdiocese reserves the rightto make employment decisions based on principles of Catholic moral teaching,religious preferences, and other religious needs, criteria, andpoliciesand, in maintaining this equal employment policy, thearchdiocesedoes not waive any legalexceptions or exemptions thatmay apply to it as a religious nonprofit organization.
These policies applyto hiring, promotion, transfer, and termination. The archdiocese has the rightto be the sole judge of merit, competence, and qualifications, and can favorCatholic applicants and current employees in all employment decisions. Every effortis made to hire staff into positions that will use their abilities mosteffectively and meet archdiocesan needs. Under no circumstances will anapplicant be hired, or a staff member be retained if he or she has beenconvicted of a crime of moral turpitude.
Job-relatedcriteria are used in making employment selection decisions. Selection criteriaare based on the specific applicant’s job skills relative to the essentialfunctions of the job and the minimum qualifications and responsibilities of thejob vacancy for which the applicant has applied. All staff are expected tofulfill the essential functions of the job with or without reasonableaccommodation for any disabilities or medical condition they may have.
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