SEASONAL - Package Handler - 3rd Shift
$20.00/hourly
ApplySEASONAL - Package Handler - 3rd Shift
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$20.00/hourly
About the role
- Sort and process all incoming mail and parcels, aligning with designated area requirements and maintaining our high-quality standards.
- Ensure sorting and processing targets are met or exceeded consistently.
- Inspect each piece of mail to ensure the labels are affixed correctly and the zip code on the label matches the address zip code.
- Operating sorting machinery which may include loading cardboard boxes (Gaylords) and/or bins and rapidly placing mail/parcels onto conveyors.
- Scan labels and maintain workstation.
- Maintain cleanliness of work area
- Flexibility to adapt to different operational areas as needed to support the business.
- Essential duties are not necessarily exhaustive and may be supplemented or otherwise revised by DHL at its sole discretion.
- Education And/Or Experience:
- High School or equivalent training and/or related experience preferred.
- Walk, push, pull and lift up to 50 lbs. (additional weight may be required with assistance)
- Reach overhead, squat, bend or kneel most of the work shift.
- Transport mail utilizing pallet jack.
- This is a warehouse environment where frequently this position will be exposed to cold, hot, and changing temperatures; will constantly experience noise at medium level not damaging or loud enough to require protective equipment; will frequently be exposed to dust, dirt, and changes in lighting.
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