SAINT LOUIS, MO — USPS Gateway District is now hiring City Carrier Assistants (CCAs) to provide mail delivery, customer service, and additional duties as assigned. Training is provided.
HOW TO APPLY: Interested applicants should log on to www.usps.com/careers to search by State- (MISSOURI) and apply for City Carrier Assistant positions. Paper applications will not be accepted.
WHEN TO APPLY: February 05, 2018 – February 9, 2018
POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE throughout the Gateway District (Missouri/Illinois), with many positions available in the City of Saint Louis, MO.
CCAs are part of a supplemental workforce that holds temporary appointments for periods not-to-exceed 360 days. Reemployment after a 5-day break in service is possible. For dedicated employees, these Non-Career positions, can be a career path to Full Time City Carrier positions.
Duties and requirements for this position include:
- Sorting, delivering, collecting mail on foot and/or by vehicle under a variety of weather conditions
- Maintaining a professional appearance and providing a positive customer service experience
- Carrying up to 35 pounds in a shoulder satchel with occasional lifting up to 70 pounds
- Working variable hours up to 6 days a week
- Must be 18 years of age and not enrolled in high school
- Must pass criminal background check
- Must pass drug screening
- Must have valid driver’s license (2 years continuous)
- Must have good driving record
- Must be U.S. Citizen or have permanent resident alien status
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