Undertakers, also known as corpse makeup artists or funeral directors, are mainly responsible for restoring the deceased's living state, refinishing the face and body, and restoring the deceased's complete appearance and body as much as possible.
The work content of the mortuary mainly includes the following points.
1.According to the customer's requirements, carry the coffin to the deceased's home in time to dispose of the body.
2.Loosen the hands and feet of the deceased, cleanse the body, change mourning clothes, and tidy up clothes.
3.Make-up of the deceased according to the client's request.
4.Place the deceased in a coffin.
The working hours of the mortuary are quite long, and if there is an emergency, it is necessary to rush to the scene immediately, such as an accident in the middle of the night. The entry requirements for this profession are slightly higher, and you need to understand basic medical knowledge such as human body structure, physiology, and anatomy. It is also necessary to master various embalming techniques, such as washing, disinfection, embalming, makeup, etc., to ensure the preservation and appearance of the body. The most important thing is to have a strong psychological capacity. Therefore, this profession needs to be assessed and obtain relevant certificates recognized by the state before it can be engaged.
With the progress of society and the deepening of the understanding of death, people's acceptance of the funeral industry has gradually increased, and the respect for the profession of mortuary has also increased. The salary of the staff with the career establishment of the funeral home is generally more than 6,000, and the salary of the contract worker is slightly lower.
In general, the prospects for the development of mortuaries are relatively optimistic, but the peculiarities of this profession also determine that it is not suitable for everyone, so choosing this profession needs to be carefully considered.