Postal Delivery Driver

We are looking for Delivery Drivers and Mail Carriers to deliver letters and parcels for Royal Mail in Brighton. You will be required to work 5 out of 7 days and this will include a Saturday.

Contract: Temporary

Various shifts available.

Both positions are at the Brighton Delivery Office.

Royal Mail is one of the UK's best-loved brands. Every day, bringing letters and parcels to people around the country; something that communities across the UK rely on. They are 150,000 strong with 500 years of history and are hugely proud of the service they provide.

The Role:

You'll start your day for an hour or so in the local delivery office, sorting the mail and parcels for your route, before taking out your van (trolley for walkers) to complete your round. You'll each be given a hand-held computer device to capture customer signatures for deliveries. You will mainly be delivering parcels so this will require manual handling. The hand-held computer will also act as your routing system putting your round in the most economical route, telling you which house to go to next.

About You:

Upbeat and self-motivated, you'll be as happy working alone as you will be working as part of a team and getting to know the different people on your round. You'll have a strong sense of community and the idea of doing a job that involves flexible working patterns will appeal to you.

We deliver parcels come rain or shine, so we're looking for people who like being outdoors whatever the weather, you'll also be someone who likes the idea of doing a job that will help you keep fit.

Some experience in a customer facing role would be ideal.

Driving licence requirements:

A full UK manual driving licence (in your current UK address), with no more than six penalty points is essential, but a clean licence is preferred. Please note you will be required to show this at your induction.

This is a temporary role paying £13.37 p/h with an immediate start available.

If this sounds like the role for you then, please click apply now