Mail Clerk (4840)

Mail Clerks receive, log, open, sort and deliver internal mail (including classified documents) to its destination, often using carts to carry the mail between offices. Handle external mail, serving as the link between the U.S. Postal Service and individual offices and workers. Prepare outgoing mail for delivery to the post office. May be required to determine if mail is to be sent registered, certified, special delivery, or first, second, third, or fourth class, and may group mailings by ZIP code. Contact delivery services to send important letters or parcels. Operate machines that collate, fold, and insert material to be mailed into envelopes, and machines that affix postage and mailing labels. Use computers to keep records of incoming or outgoing items. Must be careful, dependable, and able to do routine work.Requires a High School diploma and 1 or more years of mail or general office experience working for a federal agency or commercial entity. Excellent Oral and Written English Skills. Must be able to lift up to 40 pounds.This position requires the candidate to obtain and maintain a T2 and Secret Clearance.