Usps jobs mail processing clerk duties

As a Mail Processing Clerk with the United States Postal Service (USPS), your duties may include:

  1. Sorting and processing mail: You will sort and process mail, packages, and other items according to their destination and type.
  2. Operating mail processing equipment: You will operate various machines and equipment, such as automated processing machines, scales, and scanners, to sort and process mail.
  3. 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.
  4. Preparing mail for dispatch: You will prepare mail for dispatch to its destination, including affixing postage, sorting, and bundling mail.
  5. Maintaining accurate records: You will maintain accurate records of mail processed, including tracking and reporting any issues or discrepancies.
  6. Performing quality control checks: You will perform quality control checks to ensure that mail is processed accurately and efficiently.
  7. 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.
  8. Providing customer service: You may be required to provide customer service to the public, including answering questions and resolving issues related to mail delivery.
  9. 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.
  10. 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:

Keep in mind that specific duties may vary depending on the location and type of mail processing facility you work in.