AddressProgrammed Launceston are currently seeking candidates wishing to work for one of Australia's iconic companies.
We are searching for enthusiastic and committed customer service professionals to be a part of this renowned organisation based in Launceston.
We have multiple roles available for a Postal Delivery Officer. This role consists of doing deliveries utilising various vehicles, primarily EDVs (3-wheel motorcycle) and occasionally vans/utes.
Duties in the role include:
- Sorting and Preparation of mail and parcels for delivery
- Conducting motorcycle/EAMB maintenance checks
- Providing exceptional customer service
To be successful in this role you will:
- Have a Current Drivers Licence
- Have high attention to detail
- Have a positive approach to work
- Have a high degree of awareness and understanding of Safe Work Practices
- Be able to work flexible shifts, with start times from 6am onwards
- Have the ability to work autonomously
- Have a willingness to learn and adapt
- Be customer service oriented
- Have good verbal and written communication skills
- Be able to work well with others and independently as required
Please note that a full Pre-Employment Medical and a Police Check/Background checks will be undertaken for successful candidates.
To apply please attach a current updated resume outlining your previous work history, current licences, referees and residential address.
Who we are
As one of Australia's largest employers, we work with great companies all around Australia and New Zealand to give you the best opportunities to work when and where you want to.
At Programmed, we are committed to creating a safe and inclusive environment which values and respects diverse styles, backgrounds, experiences and perspectives.
We welcome and encourage women, people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent and people from diverse backgrounds to apply.
So it's over to you. If you would like to join our team, APPLY now.
To learn more about working with Programmed, we encourage you to visit our website.
