Postal service mail carrier jobs

The United States Postal Service (USPS) offers a variety of mail carrier jobs, also known as postal service mail carriers or postal workers. Here are some of the most common types of mail carrier jobs:

1. City Carrier: Also known as city mail carriers, these employees deliver mail and packages to residential and business addresses in urban areas.
2. Rural Carrier: Rural mail carriers deliver mail and packages to rural areas, often using a vehicle to travel to remote locations.
3. Station Mail Carrier: Station mail carriers work at a post office or mail processing facility, sorting and distributing mail and packages to other locations.
4. Mail Handler: Mail handlers work at a post office or mail processing facility, sorting and processing mail and packages for delivery.
5. Delivery Driver: Delivery drivers transport mail and packages to and from post offices, processing facilities, and other locations.
6. Mail Processing Clerk: Mail processing clerks work at a post office or mail processing facility, sorting and processing mail and packages for delivery.
7. Window Clerk: Window clerks work at a post office, assisting customers with mail and package services, such as purchasing stamps and sending packages.

Responsibilities:

• Deliver mail and packages to customers
• Sort and process mail and packages for delivery
• Use a mail truck or vehicle to transport mail and packages
• Interact with customers and respond to their inquiries
• Maintain accurate records of mail and package delivery
• Follow safety protocols and procedures to prevent accidents and injuries

Requirements:

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Ability to lift and carry mailbags and packages weighing up to 70 pounds
• Ability to walk and stand for long periods of time
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with frequent interruptions
• Good communication and customer service skills
• Ability to work in a variety of weather conditions

Benefits:

• Competitive salary and benefits package
• Opportunities for advancement and career growth
• Flexible scheduling and part-time options
• Opportunities for overtime pay
• Sense of fulfillment and satisfaction from serving the community

To apply for a mail carrier job with the USPS, you can visit the USPS website and search for job openings in your area. You can also apply in person at a local post office or mail processing facility.