SIFFFNL007 — Arrange international repatriations

1 Coordinate repatriation of deceased persons to Australia.

• 1.1Confirm and document full consignee details.
• 1.2Liaise with consignee to confirm requirements of consignee and Australian regulatory authorities.
• 1.3Confirm date and cause of death where possible and arrange for health authority certification related to communicable diseases.
• 1.4Liaise with Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS) or appropriate body to gain approval for repatriation prior to departure of the body from its originating location.
• 1.5Arrange for appropriately endorsed death and embalming certificates, with English translations as necessary, to accompany human remains.
• 1.6Liaise with consignee to identify and confirm full flight details.
• 1.7Determine and confirm transfer arrangements of human remains.

2 Arrange preparation of deceased persons for international repatriation.

• 2.1Identify correct human remains to be transported and ensure corroboration against body labels or mortuary records.
• 2.2Acquire and confirm required documentation of death according to relevant legislation and carrier requirements.
• 2.3Liaise with family of deceased to explain and confirm transfer procedures and requirements.
• 2.4Liaise with funeral directing staff at repatriation location to confirm transfer procedures and requirements.
• 2.5Arrange full or partial embalming of non-cremated remains as required.
• 2.6Determine and arrange preparation requirements of human remains for transport according to relevant legislation, regulations and industry guidelines.

3 Make transport arrangements for international repatriations.

• 3.1Identify and document transfer location and consignee and transit director details.
• 3.2Identify and liaise with carrier to make transfer arrangements.
• 3.3Notify consignee and transit director of transfer arrangements.
• 3.4Organise and complete required documentation.
• 3.5Arrange for required documentation to be forwarded to relevant agencies.
• 3.6Arrange for transfer of shipping container to carrier at correct time.
• 3.7Review arrangements and documentation prior to departure.

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