Bereavement Technical Officer

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Responsibilities

  • Provide a high quality, customer‑focused front‑of‑house service for cremations, strewing cremated remains and burials, operating the cremation plant and equipment in accordance with relevant codes of practice and statutory requirements.
  • Maintain an excellent standard on every occasion, as the service offers no second chance.
  • Assist and step into all roles as required, with a full understanding of all facets of the service.
  • Communicate effectively with bereaved individuals, using tact, diplomacy and empathy whilst negotiating with a variety of stakeholders.

Work Patterns and Physical Demands

  • Shift patterns include weekends and bank holidays on a rota basis; no immediate access to a manager or supervisory post.
  • Front‑line post; attendance in person is necessary to perform duties.
  • Job involves physical effort, including lifting, working in awkward positions, in a hot environment and outdoors, with exposure to weather elements.

Qualifications and Competencies

  • First aid qualification required.
  • Intermediate Cremator Operators Certificate required. If not possessed, a trainee position may be considered, but the qualification must be obtained within the 6‑month probationary period for employment to continue.
  • Excellent communication skills, high levels of tact, diplomacy and empathy, especially in dealing with bereaved clients.

Other Responsibilities and Duties

  • Perform other duties as reasonably required to meet qualification, experience, salary band and job expectations.
  • Ensure own health and safety and that of any colleagues who are line‑managed.
  • Comply with Council policy on safeguarding, equality, and the Code of Conduct.
  • Act in accordance with the Council’s values.

Equal Opportunities

All members of staff must comply with the Council’s Code of Conduct, Equal Opportunities and Health and Safety Policies.

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Responsibilities

  • Provide a high quality, customer‑focused front‑of‑house service for cremations, strewing cremated remains and burials, operating the cremation plant and equipment in accordance with relevant codes of practice and statutory requirements.
  • Maintain an excellent standard on every occasion, as the service offers no second chance.
  • Assist and step into all roles as required, with a full understanding of all facets of the service.
  • Communicate effectively with bereaved individuals, using tact, diplomacy and empathy whilst negotiating with a variety of stakeholders.

Work Patterns and Physical Demands

  • Shift patterns include weekends and bank holidays on a rota basis; no immediate access to a manager or supervisory post.
  • Front‑line post; attendance in person is necessary to perform duties.
  • Job involves physical effort, including lifting, working in awkward positions, in a hot environment and outdoors, with exposure to weather elements.

Qualifications and Competencies

  • First aid qualification required.
  • Intermediate Cremator Operators Certificate required. If not possessed, a trainee position may be considered, but the qualification must be obtained within the 6‑month probationary period for employment to continue.
  • Excellent communication skills, high levels of tact, diplomacy and empathy, especially in dealing with bereaved clients.

Other Responsibilities and Duties

  • Perform other duties as reasonably required to meet qualification, experience, salary band and job expectations.
  • Ensure own health and safety and that of any colleagues who are line‑managed.
  • Comply with Council policy on safeguarding, equality, and the Code of Conduct.
  • Act in accordance with the Council’s values.

Equal Opportunities

All members of staff must comply with the Council’s Code of Conduct, Equal Opportunities and Health and Safety Policies.

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Posted: May 5th, 2026