Mail processing clerks mainly receive, sort and prepare mail at big companies that have large volumes of outgoing and incoming mail. They also ensure the mail finds its way to the right departments within the companies. A mail processing clerk’s primary responsibility is to operate and maintain the different forms of automatic sorting & scanning devices used in the postal processing and delivery process. Individuals seem to be in charge of manually sorting letters and emails as required. Mail Processing Clerk Responsibilities: • Sending and receiving mail. • Distributing mail throughout the organization. • Stocking the mail room. • Weighing outgoing packages and calculating rates. • Opening and reading mail when necessary. • Keeping records. • Writing reports. • Checking postage details are correct. • Sealing and stamping outgoing mail. • Repairing damaged packages. Mail Processing Clerk Requirements: • High school diploma. • Basic computer skills. • Basic Arithmetic Skills. • Valid Driver's License.

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