Inventory Assistant/Mail Delivery Driver

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waukee community school districtWaukee (IA)

Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks Elementary and Secondary Schools

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Job Posting Position Criteria: Valid Driver's License High school education or equivalent Demonstrated time management skills Performance Criteria: Load van full of outgoing packages Pick up and deliver mail for all buildings within the school district Make daily runs to the local post office to pick up district mail Load completed jobs from Central Print multiple times daily Deliver daily deposits to the local bank Make daily trips to the district office to pick up and deliver interoffice mail Assist Central Receiving Specialist as needed

Physical Demands: The position's physical demands include the following: maximum occasional lift of 55 lbs from floor to waist; maximum frequent lift of 60 lbs from floor to waist; maximum occasional horizontal push force of 45 lbs; maximum occasional horizontal pull force of 45 lbs; occasional climb of 12-20 inches; constant forward reach; constant lateral reach; frequent overhead reach; frequent bend; frequent bend/crouch; frequent crouch/kneel; frequent neck flexion; frequent neck extension; frequent neck rotation; occasional trunk rotation; frequent fine motor coordination; constant hand coordination; constant balance; constant standing; constant walking; occasional sitting.

Benefits include:

IPERS retirement account
Health and Dental Insurance paid for the employee (spouse/family coverage available at an additional cost)
Generous leave package including vacation, personal leave, sick leave, family sick leave, and bereavement leave

Successful candidates will need to complete a pre-employment drug screen, motor vehicle check, and background check as part of the Waukee Community School District hiring process.

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