We are charting a course towards a big future – we choose to be bold – and nothing will get in the way of delivering what our customers care about.
Working as a Processing Officer with NZ Post, you are hands-on sorting, consolidating, and dispatching parcels and freight from our Levin branch , ready for our couriers to deliver. You could be working in any of our products' processing areas, like preparation, manual or machine sorting, consolidation, and dispatch. It's pretty varied, and you keep fit on the job!
On Call Processing Officers are an essential part of our business as we call on them to assist us as and when required. You might be called in to cover illness, extended leave, or help us during our peak delivery periods. It's a great way to balance work and lifestyle, earn extra money, and meet other like-minded people. No plans for the weekend? We often require extra workers on a Saturday.
What we can offer you:
Learning and development opportunities to help support your career development.
Working with people who are passionate about doing a good job.
Onsite parking, safe and secure work environment.
A values-based organisation.
A stable, profitable, and government-owned agency who isn't going anywhere!
What we need from you:
Be available to work on call Monday to Saturday 0400 to 0700.
Be a committed teammate, keeping yourself, others, and the site safe.
Energy for a physically demanding role – can you lift up to 25kgs?
Enjoy working hard and managing your time.
An eye for detail and good geographical knowledge.
Your opportunity could start right here. Apply now!
For more information about careers at New Zealand Post, visit jobs.nzpost.co.nz. All applicants will be required to provide proof of their eligibility to work in New Zealand. Any appointment will be subject to a satisfactory drug test and security check.
NZ Post is a values-based organisation and the behaviours and attitudes that will underpin our culture and future success are: Bring the real you - Stronger together - Deliver the best.
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