Draft of Process Flow for Chapel Memorial Service
This will serve as when printed in a grid, funeral service checklist (like interment service checklist
This will serve as when printed in a grid, funeral service checklist (like interment service checklist
"Be process oriented"
"Surprise and delight" (MESEL)
Objectives:
1. To delight and surprise the family of the deceased
2. To make our service competitive to be above others
3. To increase our patronage and sales
Based on reserarch at competitior chapel
The processes are classified into 6:
1. Receiving Call
2. Pull out
3. Contracting
4. Embalming
5. Viewing
6. Interment
7. Post interment
Steps Material Who Timeline Standards
1. Receiving Call. The company solicits and recruits contact persons who will inform the office of the dead. They include barangay officials, policemen, local registrars, NBI, medico legal etc. Only accredited callers get com; the others get referral fee
1. Answer phone logbook CSS 3 to 5 minutes 1. Answer phone on the third ring (promptly)
2. Gather all data 2. Deceased name, contact person, location
3. Purchase data if pre need
3, Payment of com 10% for the accredited agent, 5% for accredited
caller, to be paid after interment
2. Pick up 1. CSS issues trip ticket CSS 1. Driver and attendant must be in uniform and w
to driver and attendant; approved wear shoes, with ID;
by CMO noting information taken from caller 2. No, bo, shaved and professionally looking
3. Trip ticket must contain time out, km reading,
ending
1. House 1. The staff knocks at the house and t L300 and stretcher 1. No honking of horns
courteously at all times 2, Greet everyone with sir and madam, condole
3. Wipe shoes when entering the house
body bag gloves 4. Wear gloves when handling the body
5. Use body bags to cover the body instead of blanket
2. Hospital 1 Proceed to the morgue; search for the caller 1. Wear gloves, masks and googles
2. Greet and thank every one, smile
3 Crime scene/ 1. Proceed to the scene body scoop 1. Wear gloves, masks and protective clothing
Accident scene
vest, EWD 2. Park at safe spot, turn on flasher
3. Install EWD so that incoming vehicles may see you
4. Wear helmet, and vests with fluorescent marking