Package Handler Mail

SUSAN M LOUIE **** LEONATUS AVE

MODESTO, CA *****

(209) 424 - 0039

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Production-driven, Dependable, Reliable, Focused, Hardworking, Attentive Mail Processing Clerk with more than 10 years' experience within fast-paced, high volume work environment. Highly personable individual with strong organization skills, has the ability to multitask and relationship building skills and receptive to company's needs.

EXPERIENCE

FEDEX, Tracy Ca, Package Handler (PT)

May 04, 2022-Present

● Sorting packages and placing them on sorting machines that transfers the goods to loading docks ● Ensuring the safe and successful transfer of goods and packages to their intended destination ● Handling goods and documents in a busy warehouse setting ● Loading/unloading packages and parcels on and off under the instructions received by supervisors.

UNITED PARCEL SERVICES, Tracy Ca, Package Handler (PT) April 2021-October 2021

•Load packages into delivery trucks •Adhere to company safe package handling standards at all times •Unload trucks as they arrive and ensure packages are stored correctly •Always follow proper postal routing guidelines. USPS, Richmond Ca, Parcel Post Distribution Machine Clerk June 2006-January 2019

Keying: 40-50% of work day

Bundles of small parcels (primarily bundles of magazines, catalogs, etc.) are automatically fed into the Small Parcel Bundle Sorter (SPBS) machine on a conveyer belt. The Clerk holds individual parcels and bundles in his/her left hand in order to read the ZIP code of the addressee. The Clerk enters the ZIP code on a numeric keypad with his/her right hand and then pushes the bundle onto a second conveyer belt. The parcel is then automatically delivered to the correct sorting chute. Sweeping: 40-50% of work day

Parcels and bundles occasionally “jam up” or fail to slide all the way down a sorting chute. The Clerk clears

“jams” as necessary, and “rakes” or pulls bundles of mail from the sorting chutes of the SPBS into large hampers.

Repositioning Hampers: 5% of work day

As hampers fill with parcels, the Clerk removes full hampers of mail from under the SPBS sorting chutes and replaces them with empty hampers.

Moving Equipment: 5% of work day

The Clerk may move containers such as “cages” (also called GPMCs, or General-Purpose Mail Containers), Nutting trucks (dollies), or hampers. When moving any container, the Clerk stands behind the container and pushes it.

USPS, Oakland Ca, Mail Processing Clerk

Casual, April 2001 - July 2005

● Separates all class of mail ● Culls, faces, and cancels mail ● Loads, unloads, and moves bulk mail. Empties mail from mail containers (bags, hampers, etc.) and loads mail into mail containers. Performs other duties incidental to the moving and processing of mail and related mail handling equipment ● In addition, may perform other miscellaneous duties, as assigned ● Exercises normal protective care for equipment and materials used ● Exercises a normal regard for the safety of self and others ● Operates equipment assigned to the jurisdiction of the Mail Handler Craft

SKILLS

Handling and sorting mail Fast paced environment Team Player Attention to Detail Physically Fit Quality Assurance EDUCATION

Arellano University, Manila, Philippines, 1992

B.S. Business Administration Major in Management

LANGUAGES

English and Tagalog

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