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We are now recruiting Mail Processors at Glasgow Mail Centre.
Job reference number 341493
Do you enjoy working in a team? Tight deadlines not a problem?
Royal Mail is now recruiting Mail Processors. If you are punctual, reliable, and have a flexible approach, you are the type of person we’re looking for.
About Us
Five centuries in business has made Royal Mail more than a household name. We connect companies, customers, and communities across the country, delivering a 'one-price-goes-anywhere', universal postal service to more than 29 million addresses across the UK.
One of the UK’s leading companies, we are focused on achieving our vision of being recognised as the best delivery company in the UK and across Europe. We want to be more commercial, flexible, and efficient and are employing our strong brand and a range of new products and services to achieve this.
Our logistics team are responsible for keeping everything moving. They ensure that millions of pieces of mail are delivered on time every year across the UK and internationally.
Without logistics, we simply wouldn’t be able to function. The physical transportation of mail is what we do.
About The Role
Processing of mail takes place in the Regional Distribution Centres (RDC). Within the RDC, operations include cross docking – which can be road to rail as well as road to road, mail consolidation, parcel processing, bulk mail processing, and the processing of mail order returns. RDCs are 24-hour-7-day-a-week operations. The role involves working as part of a team to achieve tight deadlines.
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Cross docking involves the unloading of wheeled containers from incoming vehicles, moving them to the correct despatch lane, and then loading them to outgoing transport.
Mail consolidation is the moving of mail from one container to another more appropriate for the conveyance of the work.
Parcel processing requires scanning and identification of parcel destination by either code number or postcode and placing mail into the correct wheeled container for despatch. This can be done manually or via an automated conveyor system with parcels picked from a moving belt. Once containers are full, they will be pushed to the correct despatch area and loaded onto vehicles.
Bulk mail is received from customers in a variety of containers and can be in mail bags, trays, or bundled and is sorted by code number to an appropriate container for despatch. These containers will then be moved to the despatch lanes and loaded onto trucks.
Returns are posted by receiving customers for sorting back to the posting customer. These have to be sorted to the correct posting customer and scanned before being loaded onto vehicles for delivery.
The operations take place in a loud, busy factory-style environment where you will be standing for long periods of time, lifting items up to 11KG in weight, and pushing wheeled containers weighing up to 250kg.


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Pay & Benefits
- Hourly rate £626.40, paid weekly
- 20 Part-time Part-time 20 hours per week, 18:00 to 22:00
Additional Benefits
- Shift Allowance for working unsocial hours
- Holiday entitlement starts at 22 days on entry increasing with service (pro-rata)
- Contributory Pension Scheme after qualifying period
- Corporate Discounts
- Development Opportunities
- Full uniform provided
Does this appeal to you? Do you have the drive and dedication we need and do you want to work for a company that has stood the test of time? If so, this position may be for you. Royal Mail has been around for 350 years and delivers to every address in the UK.
Please note, once our maximum number of applications has been reached, this vacancy will be withdrawn.
Royal Mail are proud of our diverse employee network groups and the active role they play to support belonging and encourage a positive work environment. We are firmly committed to inclusion and passionate about our people representing the communities we serve.
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For more information on Royal Mail Group and our values, please click here: https://www.internationaldistributionsservices.com/en/about-us/
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