Mail Carrier
Post Office USPSOverview As a Mail Carrier, you’ll keep deliveries moving by safely transporting and delivering mail and packages along assigned routes. You may drive a van or box truck, use a personal vehicle for delivery, and work in warehouse operations to prepare items for the route. This active role combines driving, customer service, and hands-on material handling. Your impact: Accurate, safe deliveries help customers receive their mail and packages reliably. Duties Sort and prepare mail and packages, then load and unload vehicles using safe manual handling practices and material handling equipment such as a pallet jack. Drive assigned routes, follow traffic regulations and Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements, and use mobile devices to track deliveries and route information. Deliver items to homes and businesses, provide courteous customer service, and complete delivery records. Lift, carry, move, and position packages; follow safe lifting practices and workplace weight-handling procedures. Keep vehicles and delivery equipment orderly, and report delivery or route issues through established procedures. Qualifications Valid driver’s license and a safe driving record; ability to follow traffic regulations and use mobile devices while working. Delivery driver, delivery driving, courier, van driver, commercial driving, or commercial truck driving experience is helpful. Box truck experience and manual transmission skills are also valued. Warehouse experience, warehouse operations, load and unload tasks, pallet jack use, and material handling equipment operation are preferred. Able to perform manual handling, moving, and heavy lifting safely throughout the workday. Personal vehicle delivery experience is a plus. Familiarity with DOT regulations is preferred; follow all applicable requirements for the vehicle and route. Pay: $51,900.00 - $62,700.00 per year Benefits: Health insurance Paid time off Paid training Work Location: In person