Active Postal Delivery Driver - Van, Outdoors & Benefits

Royal Mail; Leicester Forest East; On-site; GBP 16,000 - 22,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

22.5 days holiday

Career development

Pension and wellbeing support

Family-friendly policies

MyBundle+ discounts

Discounted Royal Mail products and st​

Job summary

Royal Mail in the UK is seeking a Postie (Postal Delivery Driver) to join our Syston operation. You will deliver letters and parcels on a rotating 30-hour week, working 4 days in 7 across early hours, outdoors and in your local area, building strong relationships with customers.

This role requires a full manual UK driving licence, reliability, and the ability to work Sundays. Training is provided and you’ll join a iconic red van team delivering essential mail with flexibility and community

Qualifications

• Valid UK manual driving licence required.
• Willingness to drive Royal Mail van daily and pass a driving assessment.
• Physically fit for long walking distances and outdoor work.
• Reliable, self-motivated and good organisation in a busy environment.
• Customer-focused with pride in delivering great service.

Responsibilities

• Sort letters and parcels, deliver by van and on foot in your local area.
• Build relationships with customers and work outdoors in all weathers.
• Follow a rotating shift schedule, including Sundays and weekends.

Skills

Manual UK driving licence

Driving assessment

Physically fit

Reliable

Self-motivated

Organisation

Resilience

Customer-focused

Independent

Outdoors

Job description

Royal Mail in the UK is seeking a Postie (Postal Delivery Driver) to join our Syston operation. You will deliver letters and parcels on a rotating 30-hour week, working 4 days in 7 across early hours, outdoors and in your local area, building strong relationships with customers.

This role requires a full manual UK driving licence, reliability, and the ability to work Sundays. Training is provided and you’ll join a iconic red van team delivering essential mail with flexibility and community