Rural and Suburban Mail Carrier, On-call Relief

Canada Post; Sundre; On-site; CAD 28,000 - 36,000; Part time

Job summary

Canada Post in Sundre, Alberta is looking for an on-call Rural and Suburban Mail Carrier to deliver mail across communities on an as-needed basis. You’ll work independently, follow safety rules, and represent Canada Post with professionalism.

The role requires a valid Alberta driver’s license, a clean driving record, physical ability to lift up to 50 lb, and the willingness to work in varying weather conditions. On-call shifts offer competitive pay and opportunities for future permanent roles.

Qualifications

• Valid provincial driver’s license - class 5 or G.
• Satisfactory safe driving record.
• Ability to lift and carry items up to 50 lb/22.7 kg.

Responsibilities

• Sort, collect and deliver mail safely and promptly.
• Learn local roads and customer delivery points.
• Secure mail while in possession.
• Process CPC products and services (Change of Address, Damaged Mail, IDB, etc.).
• Wear Canada Post identification visibly during delivery.
• Lift and carry items up to 50 lb/22.7 kg.
• Deliver in all-weather and traffic conditions.

Skills

Safe driving

Delivery experience

English proficiency

Job description

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Rural and Suburban Mail Carrier, On-call Relief

Location: Sundre, AB, CA

Job Requisition Id: 203947
Business Function: Rural and Suburban Mail Carriers
Primary City: Sundre
Province:Alberta
Employment Type: On Call Relief
Employment Status:Permanent
Language Requirement: English Essential
Area of Competition: Applicants residing within 75 km from the Post Office in which this job is located are preferred
Number of Vacancies 1
Job Closing Date (YYYY-MM-DD): 2026-10-02

Job Description

Imagine that you could make the open road your office. As an on-call relief Rural and Suburban Mail Carrier with Canada Post, you can. We’re recruiting for dependable, organized individuals to deliver mail on an on-call basis to various communities.
If you enjoy working independently, as well as operating a motor vehicle in all kinds of weather and traffic conditions, then you’re ready to embark on a rewarding career and call the open road your office.
As an on-call relief employee with Canada Post, you’ll be working with an organization focused on growth and innovation, and recognized as one of Canada’s top employers and best corporate citizens. Along with receiving a competitive salary, you will have the opportunity to grow with us and discover your career potential, as you may be eligible to apply for any upcoming permanent Rural and Suburban Mail Carrier positions.

Job Responsibilities

• Be adept at sorting, collecting and delivering mail items, in a safe and timely manner
• Acquire and maintain knowledge of local infrastructure including roads, customers and delivery receptacles
• Ensure mail is safely secured in their possession

Job Responsibilities (continued)

• Process various CPC products and services (Change of Address Notification, Damaged Mail, Items Delivered Bill (IDB) and others)
• Wear Canada Post identification while on delivery and ensure its visibility while delivering and collecting mail from customers
• Lift and carry items up to 50 lb/22.7 kg
• Have experience in making deliveries and operating a motor vehicle in all kinds of weather and traffic conditions

Qualifications

• Have a satisfactory safe driving record (driver's abstract required)
• Possess a valid permanent provincial driver’s license - class 5 or G.

Other Information

Mandatory Vehicle Requirements

• A minimum cargo capacity of 100 cu ft (2832 liters)
• A metal roof-top and accessory power outlet to accommodate a Canada Post sign and flashing light
• Fifth door / hatchback to allow for oversized and bulky items to be loaded (preferred).
• Provide and maintain the required automobile liability insurance for the use of your vehicle
• Notify your insurance company as to the use of your vehicle while employed at Canada Post

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