Rural Mail Carrier

As a Rural Mail Carrier with the United States Postal Service, you will be responsible for delivering mail to customers along a prescribed rural route. This role requires a valid state driver's license, a safe driving record, and at least two years of unsupervised experience driving passenger cars or larger. You must be able to communicate in and understand the English language with or without a reasonable disability accommodation under the Rehabilitation Act.

• Sorts mail in delivery sequence for the assigned route.
• Receives and signs for accountable mail.
• Loads mail in vehicle.
• Delivers mail to customers along a prescribed route and on a regular schedule by a vehicle; collects monies and receipts for accountable mail; picks up mail from customers' roadside boxes.
• Sells stamps, stamped paper and money orders; accepts C.O.D., registered, certified, and insured mail and parcel post; furnishes routine information concerning postal matters and provides requested forms to customer.
• Returns mail collected, undeliverable mail, and submits monies and receipts to post office.
• Prepares mail for forwarding and maintains records of change of address information.
• Prepares a daily trip report and maintains a list of the customers on the route.
• Conducts special surveys when required.
• Maintains an inventory of stamps and stamped paper as needed to provide service to customers on the route.
• Provides for mail security at all times.

This is a career position which offers excellent benefits, including the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS), Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), and a variety of employee discount programs.