Mail.sorter jobs

Mail sorter jobs involve sorting and processing mail and packages for delivery. Here are some common types of mail sorter jobs:

1. Mail Sorter: Sorts and processes mail and packages for delivery, using automated sorting machines and manual sorting techniques.
2. Package Handler: Sorts and processes packages for delivery, using automated sorting machines and manual sorting techniques.
3. Mailroom Clerk: Sorts and processes mail and packages for delivery, and performs other mailroom duties such as answering phones and responding to customer inquiries.
4. Postal Clerk: Sorts and processes mail and packages for delivery, and performs other postal duties such as selling stamps and handling customer transactions.
5. Delivery Driver: Sorts and processes mail and packages for delivery, and delivers them to customers.
6. Warehouse Sorter: Sorts and processes packages for delivery, using automated sorting machines and manual sorting techniques, in a warehouse setting.
7. Automated Package Sorter: Operates automated sorting machines to sort and process packages for delivery.
8. Manual Sorter: Sorts and processes mail and packages for delivery, using manual sorting techniques.
9. Mail Processing Clerk: Sorts and processes mail and packages for delivery, and performs other mail processing duties such as data entry and customer service.
10. Customer Service Representative: Sorts and processes mail and packages for delivery, and provides customer service to customers.

Some common skills and qualifications for mail sorter jobs include:

• Ability to lift and move heavy packages
• Attention to detail and ability to accurately sort and process mail and packages
• Basic math skills and ability to count and calculate package weights and dimensions
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and meet deadlines
• Good communication and customer service skills
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Basic computer skills and ability to use automated sorting machines
• High school diploma or equivalent required; some positions may require specialized training or certifications.

Mail sorter jobs are often available in various industries, including:

• Postal services (e.g. USPS, Canada Post)
• Package delivery companies (e.g. UPS, FedEx)
• E-commerce companies
• Warehousing and logistics companies
• Government agencies

If you're interested in pursuing a mail sorter job, you can search for job openings on websites such as Indeed, LinkedIn, and Glassdoor, or visit the websites of companies that hire mail sorters.