Entry Level Support

Job Summary

In this position, you perform a variety of administrative and logistics support duties within a postal facility. You provide a critical service to your community by ensuring the efficient flow of communication and packages through the national network. As an Entry Level Support associate, you work in a structured environment where accuracy and reliability are key. This is an ideal opportunity for candidates seeking a stable career path with no previous experience required, as 100% paid training is provided for all new hires.

Job Duties

• Logistics Preparation: Sorting, hoisting, and shifting moderate to heavy quantities of mail and packages to prepare for distribution and dispatch.
• Administrative Accuracy: Verify delivery addresses, maintain accurate records, and ensure the security and confidentiality of all mail items.
• Collection & Processing: Assist in the retrieval or collection of mail from customers and process outgoing items according to postal regulations.
• Financial Tasks: Retrieve dues for postage charges on delivery or other applicable services as required by the specific support role.
• Facility Environment: Fulfill responsibilities indoors and occasionally outdoors, handling all weather types and adhering to strict USPS safety policies and schedules.

Requirements

• Eligibility: Minimum of 18 years old (or 16 years old with a high school diploma).
• Citizenship: Must be a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or citizen of a U.S. territory.
• Physical Ability: Capable of carrying moderate to heavy loads (up to 70 lbs) and standing or walking for significant distances daily.
• Core Skills: Strong attention to detail, dependability, and the ability to work independently with minimal supervision.

Benefits & Compensation

• Career Conversion: Confirmed opportunity to transition to full-time career status with expanded federal benefits after 24 months.
• Health Coverage: Eligibility for particular benefits such as paid time off and health insurance options.
• Pension Path: Qualify for the FERS Pension and secure matching contributions for the TSP 401(k) upon career conversion.
• Professional Development: Access to extensive training, uniform allowances, and a structured path toward specialized or supervisory positions.
• Security: Build valuable federal work experience with one of the most trusted and stable organizations in the United States.