messenger

A messenger's work involves picking up and delivering important documents, packages, and messages for an organization, both within and outside the premises, while also performing administrative tasks like paying bills and record-keeping. Key responsibilities include planning efficient routes, maintaining delivery records, communicating with clients and colleagues, and ensuring the timely and safe arrival of items. The role requires a high school diploma, a valid driver's license, good navigation and communication skills, and physical stamina for lifting and extended periods of driving or walking.

Core Responsibilities

• Delivery and Pick-up:

Transporting mail, documents, packages, and other materials to various destinations.
- Record Keeping:

Maintaining accurate records of deliveries, pickups, and any payments received.
- Administrative Tasks:

Performing tasks like paying bills, making bank transactions, purchasing supplies, and handling basic paperwork.
- Communication:

Communicating effectively with colleagues, clients, and customers to ensure smooth operations and timely delivery.
- Vehicle Maintenance:

Ensuring the company vehicle is in good working condition, which can include routine maintenance like checking fluid levels and refueling.

Essential Skills and Qualifications

• Driving and Navigation:

A valid driver's license with a clean record and a strong knowledge of local roads and traffic patterns are essential.
- Communication Skills:

Good verbal communication skills and the ability to interact professionally with others.
- Organizational Skills:

The ability to plan and organize routes, manage time effectively, and maintain accurate records.
- Physical Fitness:

The physical capability to lift and carry items of various weights and stand or walk for extended periods.
- Reliability and Punctuality:

Dependability to meet deadlines and ensure timely delivery of items.
- Computer Literacy:

Proficiency in using GPS and navigation apps to find addresses and plan routes.

Typical Work Environment

Messengers operate both on foot and by vehicle, often dealing with traffic and physical demands. They need to be comfortable working independently, managing stress from traffic, and adapting to unexpected changes in their routes or schedules.

(WITH OWN MOTORCYCLE)

( CAN START ASAP )