Mail screening jobs

Mail screening jobs involve reviewing and processing mail and packages to ensure they are safe and secure. Here are some examples of mail screening jobs:

1. Mailroom Clerk: Responsible for sorting, processing, and distributing mail and packages in a corporate or government setting.
2. Security Screener: Works at airports, seaports, or other transportation hubs to screen mail and packages for security threats.
3. Mail Handler: Sorts and processes mail and packages in a postal facility or mail processing center.
4. Package Inspector: Inspects packages for damage, tampering, or other issues before they are delivered to customers.
5. X-Ray Technician: Uses X-ray machines to inspect packages and mail for hidden items or threats.
6. Mailroom Supervisor: Oversees a team of mailroom clerks and ensures that mail and packages are processed efficiently and securely.
7. Security Manager: Manages a team of security screeners and ensures that mail and packages are screened effectively to prevent security threats.
8. Mail Processing Clerk: Sorts, processes, and distributes mail and packages in a mail processing center or postal facility.
9. Package Handler: Sorts, processes, and distributes packages in a warehouse or distribution center.
10. Intelligence Analyst: Analyzes mail and package data to identify trends and patterns that may indicate security threats.

To get a mail screening job, you typically need:

• A high school diploma or equivalent
• Basic computer skills and familiarity with mail processing software
• Ability to lift and move packages and mail
• Attention to detail and ability to work accurately
• Good communication and teamwork skills
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and meet deadlines
• Background check and security clearance may be required for some positions

Some employers that hire for mail screening jobs include:

• Postal services (e.g. USPS, Canada Post)
• Private mail processing companies (e.g. Pitney Bowes, Stamps.com)
• Government agencies (e.g. TSA, Customs and Border Protection)
• Logistics and transportation companies (e.g. FedEx, UPS)
• Security companies (e.g. G4S, Securitas)

You can search for mail screening jobs on job boards, company websites, and professional networks like LinkedIn.