Rural and Suburban Mail Carrier, On-call Relief

Canada Post; Woodstock; On-site; CAD 30,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

A national postal service is seeking dependable on-call relief workers in Woodstock to deliver mail. Candidates should have a valid driver's license and a safe driving record. Responsibilities include sorting and delivering mail, maintaining local route knowledge, and ensuring the secure transport of mail. Physical ability to lift up to 50 lb is mandatory. This position offers potential growth into permanent roles.

Benefits

Competitive salary

Opportunities for permanent positions

Qualifications

• Possess a valid provincial driver’s license - class 5 or G.
• Provide and maintain automobile liability insurance.

Responsibilities

• Sort, collect, and deliver mail safely and timely.
• Acquire knowledge of local delivery routes.
• Ensure mail is secured during delivery.

Skills

Safe driving record

Knowledge of local infrastructure

Ability to lift items up to 50 lb

Adaptability in various weather conditions

Tools

Motor vehicle

Job description

Job Requisition Id: 190107

Business Function: Rural and Suburban Mail Carriers

Primary City: Woodstock

Other Location(s):

Province: Ontario

Employment Type: On Call Relief

Employment Status:Temporary

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): 2025-09-11

Job Description

We’re recruiting for dependable, organized individuals to deliver mail on an on-call basis to various communities.

As an on-call relief employee with Canada Post, you’ll be working with an organization focused on growth and innovation, recognized as one of Canada’s top employers and best corporate citizens.

Along with a competitive salary, you will have the opportunity to grow with us, as you may be eligible to apply for upcoming permanent Rural and Suburban Mail Carrier positions.

Other Information

Mandatory Vehicle Requirements

• Have a satisfactory safe driving record
• Possess a valid permanent provincial driver’s license - class 5 or G

• A minimum cargo capacity of 50 cu ft (1415 liters)
• Automatic Transmission
• Power windows
• A metal roof-top and accessory power outlet to accommodate a Canada Post sign and flashing light
• The middle of passenger window sill that is between 38” and 45” from the ground and maximum interior width of 56”
• 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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Note: To be considered, you will need to pass an interview and provide the following documents:

• Your resume
• A current driver’s abstract dated within the last 30 days

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 your possession

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 during delivery and collection 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 weather and traffic conditions

Canada Post’s values and behaviours

Our Values - Trust, Respect, and Deliver represent our fundamental promise, expectations, and shared duty to our country.

Our behaviours – Make the call, Know the destination, Deliver for others, Ignite our pride embody our values and guide our actions.

We’re committed to living these values and practicing these behaviours daily. Learn more about the values and behaviours by visiting the Canada Post website.