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Manage the daily operations of a single funeral home location and line of business. The manager fosters a sense of ownership and pride among staff, manages costs, encourages profitable case-volume growth, and is responsible for short-term planning and annual sales revenue, production, and Profit & Loss goals. The role also includes developing an effective staff and exceeding client-family expectations. The manager works with Market Leadership to develop annual business plans, budgets, and goals; monitors financial performance; approves expenditures; and manages overtime. They oversee daily operations, schedules, customer issues, regulatory and policy compliance, facilities, and operational improvements, while collaborating with local management, Market Leadership, Corporate Departments, and other stakeholders. The role includes funeral arrangement and directing duties, such as facilitating arrangement conferences with next of kin, discussing insurance and benefits, promoting funeral-related services and merchandise, and potentially serving as Master of Ceremonies. The manager confirms service authorization and may attend burial to verify that personal belongings are removed as arranged. The manager develops and coaches staff, supports career development, screens and hires or promotes employees, recommends compensation and advancement, and builds effective business relationships across the organization. Evening and weekend availability is required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
High school or GED

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