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Working As A Carry Out Clerk

  • Operating Vehicles, Mechanized Devices, or Equipment
  • Performing for or Working Directly with the Public
  • Handling and Moving Objects
  • Performing General Physical Activities
  • Communicating with Supervisors, Peers, or Subordinates

  • Outdoors/walking/standing

  • Repetitive

  • Stressful

  • $44,000

    Average Salary

What Does A Carry Out Clerk Do

Postal service workers sell postal products and collect, sort, and deliver mail. 

Duties

Postal service workers typically do the following:

  • Collect letters and parcels
  • Sort incoming letters and parcels
  • Sell stamps and other postal products
  • Get customer signatures for registered, certified, and insured mail
  • Operate various types of postal equipment
  • Distribute incoming mail from postal trucks

Postal service workers receive and process mail for delivery to homes, businesses, and post office boxes. Workers are classified based on the type of work they perform.

The following are examples of types of Postal Service workers:

Postal service mail carriers deliver mail to homes and businesses in cities, towns, and rural areas. Most travel established routes, delivering and collecting mail. Carriers cover their routes by foot, vehicle, or a combination of both. Some mail carriers collect money for postage due. Others, particularly in rural areas, sell postal products, such as stamps and money orders. All carriers must be able to answer customers’ questions about postal regulations and services and, upon request, provide change-of-address cards and other postal forms. 

Postal service clerks sell stamps, money orders, postal stationery, mailing envelopes, and boxes in post offices throughout the country. These workers register, certify, and insure mail, calculate and collect postage, and answer questions about other postal matters. They also may help sort mail.

Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators prepare incoming and outgoing mail for distribution at post offices and mail processing centers. They load and unload postal trucks and move mail around processing centers. They also operate and adjust mail processing and sorting machinery.

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How To Become A Carry Out Clerk

A high school diploma or equivalent is required to become a postal service worker. All applicants for these jobs must take a written exam. 

Education

Although there is no specific postsecondary education requirement to become a postal service worker, all applicants must have a good command of English.

Postal service mail carriers must be at least 18 years old. They must be U.S. citizens or have permanent resident-alien status. Males must have registered with the Selective Service when they reached age 18.

All applicants must pass a written exam that measures speed and accuracy at checking names and numbers and the ability to memorize mail distribution procedures. Jobseekers should contact the post office or mail processing center where they want to work to find out when exams are given.

When accepted, applicants must undergo a criminal background check and pass a physical exam and a drug test. Applicants also may be asked to show that they can lift and handle heavy mail sacks. Mail carriers who drive at work must have a safe driving record, and applicants must receive a passing grade on a road test.

Training

Newly hired postal service workers receive short-term on-the-job training, usually lasting less than 1 month. Those who have a mail route may initially work alongside an experienced carrier.

Important Qualities

Customer-service skills. Postal service workers, particularly clerks, regularly interact with customers. As a result, they must be courteous and tactful and provide good client service. 

Physical stamina. Postal service workers, particularly carriers, must be able to stand or walk for long periods.

Physical strength. Postal service workers must be able to lift heavy mail bags and parcels without injuring themselves.

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Average Length of Employment
Mail Carriers Supervisor 9.3 years
Carry Out Clerk 6.0 years
Postal Mail Carrier 5.0 years
Rural Mail Carrier 4.5 years
Rural Carrier 3.7 years
Mail Clerk 3.5 years
Clerk 2.4 years
Carry Out Clerk And Shelf Stocker 2.4 years
Casual Clerk 1.4 years
Top Careers Before Carry Out Clerk
Cashier 17.0%
Customer Service Representative 11.3%
Sales Associate 9.4%
Office Assistant 6.6%
Clerk 5.7%
Office Manager 4.7%
Receptionist 4.7%
Volunteer 3.8%
Administrative Assistant 3.8%
Assistant Manager 3.8%
Crew Member 3.8%
Owner 2.8%
Stower 2.8%
Sales Representative 2.8%
Account Manager 2.8%
Supervisor 2.8%
Home Health Aid 2.8%
Certified Nursing Assistant 2.8%
Secretary 2.8%
Manager 2.8%
Top Careers After Carry Out Clerk
Cashier 12.5%
Customer Service Representative 11.3%
Administrative Assistant 6.3%
Driver 5.6%
Supervisor 5.6%
Manager 5.6%
Office Manager 5.0%
Certified Nursing Assistant 5.0%
Assistant Manager 4.4%
Machine Operator 3.8%
Sales Associate 3.8%
Volunteer 3.8%
Clerk 3.8%
Service Technician 3.8%
Mail Clerk 3.8%
Office Assistant 3.8%
Specialist 3.1%
Call Center Representative 3.1%
Home Health Aid 3.1%
Substitute Teacher 3.1%

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Top Skills for A Carry Out Clerk

  1. Delivery Locations
  2. Customer Service
  3. Rural Carriers
You can check out examples of real life uses of top skills on resumes here:
  • Unloaded, distributed and loaded mail at stations and other delivery locations.
  • Assisted customers with groceries and provided excellent customer service.
  • Sorted and delivered mail to residential and business areas
  • Trained incoming Postmasters Troubleshoot other post offices to identify and analyze problems in mail processing, routing, distribution and transportation
  • Ensured post office compliance with all USPS operating policies and procedures.

Carry Out Clerk Demographics

Gender

Female

46.3%

Male

41.1%

Unknown

12.6%
Ethnicity

White

63.9%

Hispanic or Latino

14.5%

Black or African American

11.6%

Asian

6.9%

Unknown

3.2%
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Foreign Languages Spoken

Spanish

60.0%

French

20.0%

Cherokee

10.0%

Arabic

10.0%
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Carry Out Clerk Education

Schools

University of Phoenix

9.3%

Monroe Community College

7.0%

Chicago State University

4.7%

Concord University

4.7%

Owens Community College

4.7%

American River College

4.7%

Voorhees College

4.7%

South University

4.7%

Wayne State University

4.7%

Stark State College

4.7%

State University of New York Buffalo

4.7%

Kaplan University

4.7%

Broward College

4.7%

East Carolina University

4.7%

Cuyahoga Community College

4.7%

Del Mar College

4.7%

Rutgers University-Newark

4.7%

Colorado Technical University

4.7%

Henry Ford College

4.7%

Macomb Community College

4.7%
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Majors

Business

25.9%

Criminal Justice

8.1%

Computer Science

6.7%

Accounting

6.7%

Nursing

5.2%

Electrical Engineering

4.4%

Health Care Administration

4.4%

General Studies

4.4%

Liberal Arts

4.4%

General Education, Specific Areas

3.7%

Management

3.7%

Psychology

3.7%

Sociology

3.0%

Medical Technician

2.2%

Culinary Arts

2.2%

Aviation

2.2%

Human Resources Management

2.2%

Theology

2.2%

Human Services

2.2%

Clinical/Medical Laboratory Science

2.2%
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Degrees

Other

40.4%

Associate

21.2%

Bachelors

20.2%

Certificate

9.1%

Masters

5.8%

Diploma

1.4%

License

1.0%

Doctorate

1.0%
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