What is a condition which could lead the board to find a funeral establishment hazardous?

A funeral establishment can be deemed hazardous if it is managed by incompetent or untrustworthy persons. This is because the operations of a funeral establishment require a high level of professionalism, ethics, and competence. Incompetent management can lead to neglect of necessary protocols, failure to maintain proper health and safety standards, and a general inability to provide quality care for deceased individuals and their families. Trustworthiness is critical in this industry, as families place their sensitive needs and the honor of their loved ones in the hands of funeral directors. A lack of trust and competence in management can lead to significant risks, not only affecting the operation's integrity but also ultimately endangering public health and welfare.

While high employee turnover, failure to follow marketing guidelines, and use of outdated equipment may indicate issues within the establishment, they do not directly compromise the essential role of providing respectful and safe services to the deceased and their families as management issues do.