Rural and Suburban Mail Carrier, On-call Relief 1

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

Job summary

A national postal service is seeking an On-call Relief Rural and Suburban Mail Carrier in Warwick, QC. The role involves sorting and delivering mail, operating a vehicle under various conditions, and a preference for candidates who can identify as Indigenous or with disabilities. Candidates must possess a valid driver's license and meet vehicle requirements. A competitive salary and temporary employment status are offered.

Qualifications

• Dependable and organized individuals preferred.
• Satisfactory safe driving record is mandatory.
• Vehicle must meet specific requirements and provide necessary documentation.

Responsibilities

• Sort, collect, and deliver mail safely and timely.
• Maintain knowledge of local roads and delivery receptacles.
• Wear identification during delivery.

Skills

Ability to operate a motor vehicle in various conditions

Knowledge of local infrastructure

Ability to lift and carry items up to 50 lb

Tools

Valid permanent provincial driver’s license - class 5 or G

Automobile liability insurance

Job description

Rural and Suburban Mail Carrier, On-call Relief 1

Location: Warwick, QC, CA

Employment Type: On Call Relief
Employment Status: Temporary
Language Requirement: French Essential
Number of Vacancies: 1

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 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, 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. You will receive a competitive salary, and 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 its 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 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

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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In order to be considered you will need to:

• Pass an interview

Please be aware that if selected you will be required to provide the following documents:

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

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All qualified candidates will be considered; however preference will be given to Indigenous People (First Nations, Metis or Inuit) or Persons with disabilities. This is a special measure employment equity initiative and candidates from this group who wish to qualify for preferential consideration must self‑identify.

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