Sorter operator vs mail processing clerk

Differences between sorter operator and mail processing clerk duties and responsibilities

Sorter operator example responsibilities.

• Manage the master calendar and schedule resources such as communication equipment, weapons, transportation and ammunition forecast and delivery.
• Maintain safe operations of all USPS equipment through daily inspections for proper use.
• Process checks using NDP sorter reader machines, ensuring quality and high production in deadline-driven environment.
• Operate high speed sortation systems comprise of omni-directional accusort and scanners.
• Identify, troubleshoot, and present recommendation regarding audit control functions within banking guidelines.
• Monitor combat missions through satellite and computer global positioning systems in order to prepare accurate reports for unit commanders.
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Mail processing clerk example responsibilities.

• Extract and sort payments on the OPEX machine according to transaction type.
• Open, sort and scan mail into the OPEX system for processing.
• Monitor the flow of the mail to ensure continuous feed, and sweep separate mail from bin stackers.
• Accept, sort and box the incoming U.S. mail according to the USPS and other carrier's guidelines.
• Maintain customer confidentiality according to USPS policies.
• Perform mail preparation and sortation both manually and on automation.
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