Driver mail processer
advanced print managementTucson (AZ)
About the role
Job Description:
Arrive each day at 11:30 to prepare company truck for route, add trays and schedule additional stops. Drive route which consists of 6 regular stops plus additional stops as needed. Heavy lifting, physically demanding work. Upon arrival at warehouse all mail is brought into processing, driver is expected to learn daily mail processing. Driver is responsible for loading completed jobs at APM warehouse and delivering and unloading completed jobs at USPS bulk mail for check in. All USPS paperwork is returned to APM daily and delivery vehicle is secured for the night prior to leaving.\nCompany
Description:
Creative design, printing, direct mail advertising, first class mail processing and barcoding, social media marketing
Company Description:
Creative design, printing, direct mail advertising, first class mail processing and barcoding, social media marketing
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