About the role
Rural mail carriers are responsible for mail distribution in sparsely populated and rural areas. They often drive longer distances to deliver mail and packages to households and businesses. Educationally, a regular driver's license (Class B) and an internal training at PostNord or equivalent postal operator are usually required.Responsibilities
Rural mail carriers sort and prepare the mail for their route, ensuring that deliveries are made in a safe and efficient manner. They also handle notifications, registered letters, and may need to perform simple customer service. Maintaining good relationships with customers and handling mail carefully is central to their work.Skills and tools
Rural mail carriers must have good local knowledge, be self-sufficient, and have the ability to plan their workday. They use service vehicles equipped with GPS and digital tools for tracking and reporting deliveries. Customer service and time management are important skills in the profession.