Weekend Rural Carrier: Outdoor Mail Delivery & Services

Postal jobs center; Taylor (MI); On-site; USD 32,000 - 53,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Time Off

Comprehensive Health Coverage

Retirement Plan

Life Insurance Options

Job summary

USPS seeks Assistant Rural Carriers to deliver and collect packages on rural routes, often using a personal vehicle. The role emphasizes weekend and holiday work with potential for up to seven delivery days, ideal for outdoor work and reliable service.

Starting pay is hourly, with competitive benefits including federal coverage and retirement options. Candidates should enjoy outdoor work and customer service, with responsibilities spanning mail handling and clerical support across routes.

Qualifications

• Customer assistance: address mail-related questions and service issues from customers
• Mail handling: sort, label, and distribute incoming and outgoing mail accurately and efficiently
• Clerical work: perform administrative support tasks to aid daily USPS operations
• Service support: assist with services such as mail forwarding, package holds, and change-of-address requests

Responsibilities

• Customer Assistance: Address mail-related questions and service issues from customers
• Mail Handling: Sort, label, and distribute incoming and outgoing mail accurately and efficiently
• Clerical Work: Perform administrative support tasks to aid daily USPS operations
• Service Support: Assist with services such as mail forwarding, package holds, and change-of-address requests

Job description

USPS seeks Assistant Rural Carriers to deliver and collect packages on rural routes, often using a personal vehicle. The role emphasizes weekend and holiday work with potential for up to seven delivery days, ideal for outdoor work and reliable service.

Starting pay is hourly, with competitive benefits including federal coverage and retirement options. Candidates should enjoy outdoor work and customer service, with responsibilities spanning mail handling and clerical support across routes.