In this insightful episode of Common Ground Bereavement Sector Chats, hosts Darren Denomme and Kate McMaster from OACFP delve into the intricacies of cemetery operations with special guest J.P. Narbonne, Manager of Cemeteries for the City of Niagara Falls. The discussion centers around the OACFP Frontline Cemetery Training Program, a hands-on event designed to equip cemetery staff with essential skills, safety practices, and knowledge of evolving burial methods. J.P. shares his journey into cemetery operations, the importance of adapting to cultural and legislative changes, and the significance of networking within the bereavement sector. The episode also highlights the focus on natural and green burials, monument safety, and the critical role of inspections in maintaining cemetery standards. Whether you're a frontline worker, manager, or simply interested in the field, this episode offers valuable insights into the evolving landscape of cemetery operations.

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