Mail & Print Logistics Coordinator San Diego

Posted 5 days ago

esr healthcareSan Diego (CA)

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$24.00 / hour

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About the role

Mail & Print Logistics Coordinator
Location: San Diego, CA 92130 (Del Mar / Carmel Valley area)
Pay Rate: $24.00 / hour
Schedule: Monday Friday, 8:00 AM 5:00 PMAssignment Duration: July 27, 2026 September 31st- high potential to be extended Dress Code: Business Casual
Position Overview: Seeking a reliable, detail-oriented Mail & Print Logistics Coordinator to manage the print production and daily shipping operations for a prestigious corporate client site in San Diego. In this role, you will act as a critical operational link, receiving digital print requests from East Coast offices, producing high-quality physical documents, and ensuring they are accurately packaged and shipped out the same day. This is a temporary contract position providing critical operational support.
Key Responsibilities: Print Production: Monitor incoming queues for print jobs sent from East Coast teams; print, bind, and prepare high-quality professional documents to exact specifications. Shipping & Logistics: Prepare, label, and dispatch outgoing shipments daily using USPS or overnight carriers (FedEx, DHL, etc.) to meet strict same-day deadlines. Mailroom Operations: Manage incoming and outgoing mail/packages, ensuring proper sorting and distribution. Inventory Control: Monitor and maintain stock levels for paper, toner, and shipping supplies. What We Are Looking ForExperience: Previous experience in a corporate mailroom, print shop, copy center (e.g., FedEx Office, Staples), or legal office services environment is highly preferred. Urgency & Time Management: Ability to work efficiently under tight daily shipping deadlines. Technical Savvy: Comfort operating high-volume commercial printers/copiers and navigating shipping software (FedEx Ship Manager, DHL, etc.).Reliability: Strict adherence to the 8:00 AM 5:00 PM schedule to ensure smooth daily operations.

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