Usps jobs mail processing clerk duties
As a Mail Processing Clerk with the United States Postal Service (USPS), your duties may include:
- Sorting and processing mail: You will sort and process mail, packages, and other items according to their destination and type.
- Operating mail processing equipment: You will operate various machines and equipment, such as automated processing machines, scales, and scanners, to sort and process mail.
- Verifying addresses and correcting errors: You will verify addresses and correct any errors or inaccuracies to ensure that mail is delivered to the correct location.
- Preparing mail for dispatch: You will prepare mail for dispatch to its destination, including affixing postage, sorting, and bundling mail.
- Maintaining accurate records: You will maintain accurate records of mail processed, including tracking and reporting any issues or discrepancies.
- Performing quality control checks: You will perform quality control checks to ensure that mail is processed accurately and efficiently.
- Assisting with mail processing operations: You may be required to assist with other mail processing operations, such as loading and unloading mail from trucks, or performing maintenance tasks on equipment.
- Providing customer service: You may be required to provide customer service to the public, including answering questions and resolving issues related to mail delivery.
- Maintaining a safe and clean work environment: You will be responsible for maintaining a safe and clean work environment, including adhering to safety protocols and reporting any hazards or concerns.
- Meeting productivity and efficiency standards: You will be expected to meet productivity and efficiency standards, including processing a certain volume of mail within a set timeframe.
Some specific tasks you may perform as a Mail Processing Clerk include:
- Operating a mail processing machine to sort and process mail
- Verifying addresses and correcting errors using a computerized system
- Weighing and measuring packages to determine postage
- Affixing postage and other markings to mail
- Bundling and preparing mail for dispatch
- Performing quality control checks on processed mail
- Maintaining accurate records of mail processed
- Assisting with mail processing operations, such as loading and unloading mail from trucks
Keep in mind that specific duties may vary depending on the location and type of mail processing facility you work in.