Mortuary Attendant job at Apac District Service Commission | Apply Now

Deceased Handling: Receive, transport, and prepare deceased individuals for storage, viewing, or autopsy. Handle bodies with care, dignity, and respect, ensuring compliance with cultural and religious customs.

Mortuary Maintenance: Maintain cleanliness and orderliness of mortuary facilities, including preparation rooms, storage areas, and equipment. Clean and sanitize surfaces, equipment, and instruments used in handling deceased individuals.

Storage and Preservation: Properly store and preserve deceased bodies using refrigeration units or embalming techniques as required. Monitor temperature and humidity levels to ensure optimal preservation conditions.

Autopsy Assistance: Assist pathologists or medical examiners during autopsies by preparing the body, providing instruments and supplies, and maintaining a sterile environment. Document autopsy findings and assist with specimen collection.

Identification and Records: Verify the identity of deceased individuals and maintain accurate records of their admission, storage, and release. Label bodies and belongings with identifying information and maintain confidentiality.

Family Support: Provide compassionate support and assistance to grieving families and relatives. Answer questions, provide information, and facilitate viewing or visitation arrangements as requested.

Transportation: Arrange and coordinate transportation of deceased individuals to and from mortuary facilities, hospitals, nursing homes, and other locations. Ensure compliance with transportation regulations and safety protocols.

Documentation and Reporting: Complete required paperwork, forms, and reports related to deceased individuals, including death certificates, release forms, and inventory records. Maintain accurate records and documentation in accordance with legal requirements.

Health and Safety Compliance: Adhere to occupational health and safety guidelines, infection control protocols, and biohazard procedures. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and follow established safety practices to minimize risks.

Teamwork and Collaboration: Collaborate with funeral directors, coroners, law enforcement agencies, and other professionals involved in death investigations or funeral arrangements. Coordinate activities and communicate effectively with team members.