Us post office mail carrier jobs

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

1. City Carrier: Also known as a mail carrier, this is the most common type of mail carrier job. City carriers deliver mail and packages to residential and business addresses in urban areas.
2. Rural Carrier: Rural carriers deliver mail and packages to rural areas, often using a vehicle to travel to remote locations.
3. Highway Contract Route Carrier: These carriers deliver mail and packages to rural areas, often using a vehicle to travel to remote locations.
4. Station Mail Carrier: Station mail carriers work at a post office or mail processing facility, sorting and delivering mail and packages within a specific area.
5. Mail Handler: Mail handlers work at a post office or mail processing facility, sorting and processing mail and packages for delivery.
6. Delivery Confirmation Carrier: These carriers deliver mail and packages and verify delivery using a handheld scanner.
7. Package Delivery Carrier: Package delivery carriers deliver packages and other items to customers, often using a vehicle.

Requirements and qualifications for mail carrier jobs:

• Age: 18 years old (16 years old for some positions)
• Education: High school diploma or equivalent
• Physical ability: Must be able to lift up to 70 pounds and walk for long periods
• Driver's license: May be required for some positions
• Background check: Required for all positions
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and meet deadlines

Benefits of working as a mail carrier:

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

How to apply for a mail carrier job:

1. Visit the USPS website: www.usps.com
2. Click on "Careers" and then "Search Jobs"
3. Enter your location and job title or keyword to search for available positions
4. Apply online or in person at a local post office
5. Complete the application process, which may include a written test and interview

Note: The USPS is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from diverse candidates.