PCC Offers Winning Combination

Miami Postmaster Enrique (Rick) Suarez (center) provided a tour of the Miami P&DC to business customers who attended a Miami-Dade County PCC seminar on Direct Mail.

On March 15, the Miami-Dade County Postal Customer Council (MDCPCC) hosted an educational seminar, “Direct Mail 101," and a Miami Processing and Distribution Center (P&DC) tour. It's a winning combination!

The MDCPCC used Direct Mail to invite customers who needed a refresher on the subject matter or who wanted to market their new businesses. 

Miami Postmaster Enrique (Rick) Suarez opened the meeting, thanking sponsors Heavy Graphics Marketing, for designing the mailpiece that reached over 2,500 customers and Southeastern which printed the promotional flyer. It was a joint effort to help customers market their business and learn the value of the mail. 

Suarez told the group "mail is not going away" as he passed around the Irresistible Mail booklet that promotes postal technology.
 

Following Suarez was Southeastern Domain Expert Cathy Brewer who presented the “Direct Mail 101" seminar. Smart Target Marketing Specialist Bud Henderson gave a presentation on mailing lists.

South Florida District Marketing Manager Juan Nadal spoke about current postal technologies, as well as new technologies on the horizon. He also briefed attendees on the National Postal Forum (May 21 - 24) 

Miami P&DC Plant Manager Juan Gonzalez joined Suarez in narrating the tour.

“It’s a whole new world back here (referring to the processing plant),” stated one of the attendees.  

The Miami-Dade County PCC, Broward County PCC and PCC of Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast work together to promote the Postal Service and its products and services.

South Florida District Marketing Manager Juan Nadal (center) promoted postal technological advances during the PCC meeting.

Fort Lauderdale Postmaster David Guiney (far left) joined Miami Postmaster Enrique (Rick) Suarez (second left) for the Miami P&DC tour.

Smart Target Marketing Mailing List Specialist Bud Henderson (center) stressed the importance of using an up-to-date mailing list at the seminar. He also shared information on his business and products and services available to save money and reduce waste for mailers.

 

 

Southeastern Domain Expert Cathy Brewer (center) conducted the Direct Mail 101 seminar at the PCC meeting.

 

Photos: Miami Customer Relations Coordinator Mirtha Uriarte

 

 

Palms Central Carrier Retires

Palms Central Station Letter Carrier Brett Vernon (third from right) retired with 30 years of service. Vernon will be moving to Alaska and is looking forward to traveling and spending time with family. Pictured, from left, are Supervisor, Customer Services Tina Blount; West Palm Beach Postmaster Robert Weiser; Vernon; and A/Manager, Customer Services Marlene Findlay. Photo: West Palm Beach Customer Relations Coordinator Curlita Rogers-Saunders

Celebrating Outstanding Performance

On March 17, the South Florida District Marketing Team recognized the Perrine Finance Unit for outstanding performance in POS Survey responses. This District initiative promotes employee customer engagement. These Week 20 winners in Miami Customer Service celebrated with a pizza party. From left, Perrine Finance Unit and Quail Heights Branch Supervisor, Customer Services Alfonso Fernandez; Perrine Sales and Services Associate Michelle Mendez; Perrine Finance Unit and Quail Heights Branch Manager, Customer Services Mario Bossano; and Perrine Sales and Services Associate Tina Hathaway. Photo: Miami Customer Relations Coordinator Mirtha Uriarte

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A 'Touching' Tribute: Total Solar Eclipse Stamp:

The Postal Service will soon release a first-of-its-kind stamp that changes when you touch it.

The Total Solar Eclipse stamp will be issued June 20 to commemorate the eclipse that will occur in the United States August 21.
The stamp will show an eclipse that transforms into an image of the moon from the heat of a finger. This is the first U.S. stamp application of thermochromic ink, the technology that makes the transformation possible.
Tens of millions of people in the United States hope to view the eclipse, a rare event that has not been seen on U.S. mainland since 1979. The eclipse will travel a narrow path, running west to east from Oregon to South Carolina. Portions of 14 states will be included.
The stamp image is a 2006 photograph taken by Fred Espenak, an Arizona astrophysicist who also is known as "Mr. Eclipse.”
The back of the stamp pane provides a map of the August 21 eclipse path and times it may appear in some locations.

Source: LINK

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West Palm Beach Promotions

West Palm Beach has a new Supervisor, Customer Service Support --- Elaine Gusse.

In 1985, Gusse began her postal career as a Computerized Forwarding System (CFS) Clerk in West Palm Beach. She also was a Sales and Services Associate, Flat Sorting Machine (FSM) Operator, and a General Clerk in West Palm Beach.

In July 1999, Gusse was promoted to Administrative Assistant to the Manager, Post Office Operations (MPOO), Area 7. In December 2010, Gusse was promoted to Administrative Assistant to the Postmaster, West Palm Beach.

She also served in several detail assignments throughout her 32-year career.

Franco Lovett has been awarded the position of Administrative Assistant for the Manager, Post Office Operations (MPOO), Area 7.

In November 2015, Lovett began his postal career as a Holiday Clerk Assistant at the Haverhill Station in West Palm Beach. In March 2016, he had the opportunity to return to the Postal Service as a Postal Support Employee (PSE) and nine months later, became a career employee.

Lovett stated that he is enjoying his new position where he is able to apply his skills from his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, and most of all, enjoys being off on the weekends.

Photos: West Palm Beach Customer Relations Coordinator Curlita Rogers-Saunders

It's Official! Vega is WPB MCSO

Gilberto Vega has been promoted to Manager, Customer Service Operations in West Palm Beach.

 

Vega started his 20-year postal career as a Part- Time Flexible (PTF) employee in Beacon, NY. In 2001, he transferred to Boynton Beach, and the following year, accepted an acting supervisor position.

 

By the end of 2004, Vega had completed the Associate Supervisor Program (ASP) and upon graduation, became a Supervisor, Customer Services at the Jupiter Main Office.  

 

Five years later, Vega assumed the responsibility of Manager, Customer Services for Boynton Beach's Gateway Annex, Jog Road Station and Main Office.

 

In April 2016, Vega was awarded the position of Manager, Customer Services at the Delray West Post Office.

 

During his career, Vega also served as Officer In Charge (OIC) at Boynton Beach, Deerfield Beach and Delray Beach. 

 

“I am not sure where my experience will lead me to in my career, but I will embrace every opportunity," said Vega.

 

Photo: West Palm Beach Customer Relations Coordinator Curlita Rogers-Saunders

Davie SSA Scores 100% on RCE

Davie Branch Supervisor, Customer Services Ann Kennedy (right) presented Sales and Services Associate Jenny Carvajal (left) with a certificate for achieving 100% on a Retail Customer Experience (RCE).  Photo: Fort Lauderdale Customer Relations Coordinator Kelly Worthman

Presenting the District Safety Team

Recently, the South Florida District Safety Team (above) conducted training seminars in Fort Lauderdale and Miami. Safety Captains, as well as managers and supervisors, appreciated the opportunity to learn more about safety programs that promote an accident-free workplace. Pictured front row, from left, A/Safety Specialist Tiffany Chestnut Moss, Safety Specialists Rita De La Torre and Mary Roberts, and Safety Manager Charisse Nadal; and back row, from left, Safety Specialist Team Lead Joe Gennaro, A/Safety Specialist Debbie Payne-Hobbs, Plant Safety Specialist Fred Deno IV, and Safety Specialist John Zeigler. Photo: Fort Lauderdale Customer Relations Coordinator Kelly Worthman

National Consumer Protection Week

During National Consumer Protection Week (March 5 - 11, 2017), the U.S. Postal Service partnered with the U.S. Postal Inspection Service to increase customer awareness of fraud. On March 7, Inspection Service Miami Division team members were available to speak with customers at the Miami GMF Postal Store. They discussed various fraudulent schemes and set up a table of brochures as takeaways.

From left, Miami Division Inspector In Charge Antonio Gomez, Assistant Inspector In Charge Delany De Leon-Colon, Administrative Assistant Patricia Barfield, Inspection Service Operations Technician Karina Capo, Postal Inspectors Ivan Ramirez and Scott Horne, and Postal Police Officer Craig Clarit at the National Consumer Protection Week event at the Miami GMF Postal Store.

Postal Inspector Ivan Ramirez (far right) provides customer (right front) with brochures on how to recognize the most popular schemes and how to avoid becoming a victim. Also pictured, behind table from left, Administrative Assistant Patricia Barfield, Inspection Service Operations Technician Karina Capo and Postal Inspector Scott Horne.

 

Photos: Miami Customer Relations Coordinator Mirtha Uriarte

Career Conference Set for May 6-7

Save the dates! May 6 & 7, 2017.

Why? These are the dates for the Career Conference which promises to provide an action-packed, fun, educational weekend at the Bonaventure Resort and Spa in Weston.

Currently, classes are being planned based on feedback from our last Career Conference.

Hotel rooms at discounted rates will be available. Enjoy a relaxing spa treatment. Play a round of golf. Relax at the pool. Or book a tour to the Everglades.

Enjoy an evening of food, fun and networking at the Saturday night dinner/dance.  

Sunday will be an exciting day of classes and opportunities to network with the district leadership and your co-workers.

In the coming weeks, you'll receive an informational package at your address of record.

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Celebrating Women in the USPS

PMG Megan J. Brennan opened the Women’s History Month-themed panel discussion, “Transcending Postal Generations.”

The Postal Service is continuing its long tradition of helping women employees advance in their careers, USPS leaders said during a panel discussion this week.

The Women's History Month-themed event, which was held at headquarters in Washington, DC, highlighted the integral role women play throughout the organization.

USPS employs more than 288,000 women, or about 45 percent of its workforce.

“The diversity of the Postal Service is our strength,” said PMG Megan J. Brennan, who opened the discussion. “The real value is diversity of thought. That’s our competitive advantage.”

The panelists were Corporate Communications VP Janice Walker, Regulatory Pricing Review Manager Cynthia Sanchez-Hernandez, Product Support Manager Imelda Bruce, Architect and Engineer Lily Hwang and Chief Human Resources Officer Jeffrey Williamson. Chief Information Officer Kristin Seaver delivered closing remarks.

The advice offered by the participants included:

• Find a mentor. Young or old, new or experienced, male or female — find someone you respect, keep your mind open and learn from their experiences. 
• Do your job well. Be enthusiastic and engaged. 
• Listen. Receive feedback graciously — there is often wisdom in others’ advice. 
• Seek opportunities. They may be challenging and unexpected, but give it your all. 
• Expand horizons. Read books about successful women, join professional organizations and volunteer to develop and grow.

Source: LINK

Retiring after 39 Years ...

Fort Lauderdale Postmaster David Guiney (right) presented Oakland Park Branch Letter Carrier Jon Thompson (left) with his Retirement Certificate during a recent celebration. Thompson retired after 39 years of government service. 

 

"Just an awesome job, 39 years of government service!  Not many businesses you can do that in," said Guiney.

 

Photo: Fort Lauderdale Customer Relations Coordinator Kelly Worthman

Informed Delivery® in South Florida

The Postal Service is doing something new - and digital - with mail, and employees are invited to give it a try and help spread the word.
 
What Is It?   

Informed Delivery® is an optional and free feature that lets residential consumers see a daily preview of their household’s letter-sized mailpieces that will be arriving soon. Informed Delivery has been piloted for several years and is now expanding nationwide, with our service area as part of the initial expansion.

How Does It Work?

We use existing processes to gather digital images of the exterior of letter-sized mailpieces as they are processed through automation equipment. Consumers that sign up for Informed Delivery receive an email notification, which includes these images, to see what will be arriving in their physical mailbox soon. Utilizing their online dashboard, users can also view mailpiece images for their household for the past seven delivery days.

Who Can Sign Up?

The expansion is being rolled out in phases. You can find out if Informed Delivery is available in your ZIP Code™ by using the ZIP Code lookup feature on http://informeddelivery.usps.com. If your ZIP Code is active, click “Sign Up” and follow the prompts to see if your individual delivery address is eligible for Informed Delivery. Sign up is voluntary and must be completed off the clock. As with My USPS^®, an identity verification process is required.

What Can I Do To Help?  

Employees can help spread the word about Informed Delivery. The feature will soon be marketed to consumers in our ZIP Code areas. As consumers learn about the feature, you may receive questions.  Some materials – such as brochures and pocket pads – will soon be provided to offices.  All employees can help educate consumers, and one recommendation is to direct consumers to the Informed Delivery website (above), which has an extensive list of FAQs.

“Informed Delivery is one of the most exciting innovations the Postal Service offers.  I encourage all employees to sign up, give it a try, and then tell family, friends, and customers about it,” said District Manager Jeffery Taylor. “With this feature, we continue our effort to make every customer experience a positive one.”

Young Promoted to MPOO Area 1

                                           MPOO 1 Denise Young
Photo: West Palm Beach Customer Relations Coordinator Curlita Rogers-Saunders

Jupiter Postmaster Denise Young has been promoted to Manager, Post Office Operations for Area 1. Young had been detailed to this position since April 2016.  

As Manager, MPOO 1, Young will be responsible for a total operating budget of $95 million and administratively will be responsible for the 1,167 dedicated employees who work in delivery and retail units. The MPOO 1 area includes 411 city routes and 172 rural routes. There are 409,263 deliveries. In Fiscal Year 2016, MPOO 1 offices generated 90 million in revenue.

“I am very proud of the employees in my area of responsibility,” said Young. “We will continue to work together as a team to provide outstanding service to our internal and external customers.”

Young joined the U.S. Postal Service as a Multi-Position Letter Sorting Machine (MPLSM) Operator in Fort Wayne Indiana, in 1992. In four months, Young was detailed as Acting Supervisor, Distribution Operations in the Fort Wayne, IN, Processing and Distribution Center. Eight months later, Young was promoted to Supervisor, Distribution Operations. In 2000, Young transferred to South Florida and was a Supervisor, Customer Services, at the Boynton Beach Main Office. She was promoted to Manager, Customer Services, Palm Beach Gardens Branch.

During her 25-year career, Young accepted several detail assignments of increasing levels of responsibility, including Acting Manager, Distribution Operations at the West Palm Beach Processing and Distribution Center and then Acting Manager, Customer Services at several West Palm Beach locations. Young was promoted to  Manager, Customer Services at Fort Lauderdale’s Melrose Vista Branch and Tamarac Branch. She then accepted a detail as Officer In Charge, Lawrenceville, GA.

“Denise brings a wealth of knowledge and postal experience to her new position,” said District Manager Jeffery Taylor. “Please join me in welcoming Denise to her new assignment and in wishing her continued success in her postal career.”

Ouellette is New Manager, Finance

                                   Manager, Finance Joel Ouellette



Joel Ouellette has been promoted to Manager, Finance for the South Florida District. He had been detailed to this position since January 7, 2017.

In his new position, Ouellette will manage the districtwide finance function, including all activities related to accounting programs, budgeting, financial services and systems, financial and performance analysis, statistical programs, timekeeping, and the examination and review of postal systems. Ouellette will oversee a total operating budget  of over one billion dollars and will manage the payroll of more than 10,000 employees.

“I am excited and privileged to be a part of the District Staff Team.  I look forward to making a positive impact in the South Florida District,” said Ouellette.

Ouellette joined the U.S. Postal Service as a PTF City Carrier in Jacksonville, FL, in 1988.  Seven years later, he was promoted to Supervisor, Customer Services, and then in 1998, to Manager, Mail Forwarding Systems, and in 2000, to Manager, Customer Services --- all in Jacksonville, FL. In 2005, Ouellette was promoted to Postmaster, Gulf Breeze, FL, and in 2007, to Postmaster, Stuart, FL. He was named Postmaster, Fort Pierce, FL, in 2014.

                                                                                                     
Ouellette earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting and a Master's Degree in Organization Management from the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, FL.                               
                                                                                          
Following a 30-year career in the U.S. Naval Reserves, Ouellette retired as a Command Master Chief.
 
“Joel’s postal experience and educational background are assets to his new position,” said District Manager Jeffery Taylor. “Please join me in wishing Joel continued success in his postal career.”              

Weiser Promoted to WPB Postmaster

                          West Palm Beach Postmaster Robert Weiser

Photo: West Palm Beach Customer Relations Coordinator Curlita Rogers-Saunders

 

Robert Weiser began his postal career as a Letter Carrier in Long Island City, NY, in 1973 when the cost of a First-Class letter was 8 cents. Weiser has been dedicated to providing outstanding service to customers while in various postal positions from New York City to Dallas to Philadelphia to West Palm Beach for the past 43 years.

District Manager Jeffery Taylor has announced Weiser’s promotion to Postmaster, West Palm Beach City 334 where he had been detailed as Officer in Charge. As Postmaster, Weiser will be responsible for an annual operating budget of $56 million. He administratively will be responsible for 653 employees. West Palm Beach City has 350 city, rural and highway routes and 242,695 deliveries. In Fiscal Year 2016, West Palm Beach City generated $75 million in revenue.

“I’m very pleased to lead our West Palm Beach City team in providing outstanding retail and delivery service to our customers,” said Weiser. “As a team, we’ll work together to provide outstanding service to all internal and external stakeholders.”

During his career, Weiser delivered mail in Long Island City and Queens, NY, prior to a promotion as Supervisor, Mails and Delivery, Long Island City. He transferred to the Dallas District in 1981 and worked in various Dallas positions, including Supervisor, Mails and Delivery; Supervisor, Mails and Collections; and Manager, Customer Services. He also served as Manager, Mail Processing and Manager, Customer Services, Irving, TX; Manager, Customer Service Operations, Dallas, TX; Officer In Charge, Plano and Richardson, TX; and Manager, Customer Services, Plano, TX.

From 2007 to 2010, Weiser worked in the Philadelphia, PA District as Manager, Post Office Operations and Senior Manager, Post Office Operations. Weiser was promoted to Manager, Post Office Operations in the South Florida District in 2010.

Weiser studied accounting, business and marketing at Hunter College in New York City and at the University of Texas in Dallas.

“Robert’s extensive postal knowledge and customer service experience are assets to this position,” said District Manager Jeffery Taylor. “Please join me in wishing him continued success in his career.”

 

Ft Lauderdale Honors Dorothy Height

Fort Lauderdale Postmaster David Guiney (right) presented an enlargement of the Dorothy Height stamp to Broward County District 9 Commissioner Dale V.C. Holness (left) and National Council of Negro Women, Broward County Section President Laura Richardson (second from left). 

Fort Lauderdale Postmaster David Guiney (third from right of stamp enlargement) was pleased with the crowd gathered to honor late Civil Rights Activist Dorothy Height at the stamp dedication ceremony. Photo: Fort Lauderdale Customer Relations Coordinator Kelly Worthman


     Late Civil Rights Activist Dorothy Height was celebrated at a combined Black History Month/Women's History Month stamp dedication at the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center in Fort Lauderdale. 

     Height became the 40th inductee in the Postal Service's Black Heritage Stamp Series.

     Born in Virginia in 1912, Height was a leader in addressing the rights of both women and African Americans as the president of the National Council of Negro Women. In the 1990s, she drew young people into her cause in the war against drugs, illiteracy and unemployment. Among her many honors, Height received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1994 and the Congressional Gold Medal in 2004. On April 20, 2010, Height  died in Washington, D.C.

Traffic Triples at Miami Passport Fair

Miami Window Training Academy Instructor Maria Negrin (right) and Royal Palm Processing and Distribution Center (P&DC) A/Supervisor, Attendance Control Gladys Jimenez (far right) reviewed applications for completeness during the Miami GMF Passport Fair. Photo: Miami Customer Relations Coordinator Mirtha Uriarte

On Wednesday, March 8, the Miami, General Mail Facility (GMF) Postal Store hosted a Passport Fair. That generated revenue from 66 passports (total $1,650), which tripled an average Wednesday. Seven customers purchased expedited service (total $166.25).

“I attribute our success to the dedicated team at Miami GMF Postal Store and all those that help make it happen; I can’t thank them enough for all they do during our Passport Fairs,” said Miami Customer Relations Coordinator Mirtha Uriarte. “Soon we’ll be scheduled a Saturday Passport to ensure that everyone is ready for summer vacations!”

Shuma Richards (front, center) danced upon learning of family vacation plans at the Passport Fair. Back, from left: Miami Window Training Academy Instructor Maria Negrin, Miami Customer Relations Coordinator Mirtha Uriarte and Royal Palm P&DC A/Supervisor, Attendance Control Gladys Jimenez enjoyed the entertainment.

Miami GMF Postal Store Sales and Services Associate Sonia Coffino (above, left) processed passport applications for a family who was planning ahead and getting ready for their summer vacation. Photo: Miami Customer Relations Coordinator Mirtha Uriarte 

Postal Reform Update

A U.S. House of Representatives committee approved a postal reform bill on March 16.

The U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee has approved the postal reform bill introduced last month.

In a statement, PMG Megan J. Brennan thanked the committee members who introduced, co-sponsored and passed the legislation.

“This bipartisan bill is the product of reasonable and fiscally responsible compromise and represents a significant step toward returning the Postal Service to a position of financial stability that all stakeholders agree is necessary,” the PMG said.

Enactment of the legislation, along with a favorable resolution of the Postal Regulatory Commission’s 10-year pricing system review and continued aggressive management actions to control costs and grow revenue, will “enable the Postal Service to meet its financial obligations and continue to provide affordable, reliable and secure delivery service to every business and home in America. We look forward to continuing to work with the House and Senate and our stakeholders to get a postal reform bill passed this Congress,” she said.

The PMG’s full statement is available on the USPS Newsroom site. Brennan also discussed the legislation in an op-ed published this week in The Hill, a Capitol Hill newspaper.

Source: LINK 

PCC Meeting is Simply 'Irresistible'

Recently, the Broward County Postal Customer Council (BCPCC) invited Manager, Mail Innovations Coakley Workman (second from left) to Fort Lauderdale to deliver a presentation on Irresistible Mail. Customers from all three South Florida PCCs --- Broward County PCC, Miami-Dade County PCC, and West Palm Beach and Treasure Coast PCC --- along with postal executives and managers, learned more about Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) among other topics.  Also pictured, from left, are Customer Relations Coordinators Kelly Worthman (Fort Lauderdale, FL); Mirtha Uriarte (Miami, FL); and Curlita Rogers-Saunders (West Palm Beach, FL). Photo: Jose Puig

Attending the joint Postal Customer Council meeting were, from left, Barry Leaventon, Barry H. Leaventon Consulting; David Guiney, Fort  Lauderdale, FL, Postmaster/PCC Postal Co-Chair; David Newell, Director, Business Services, Southeastern Nova University/PCC Industry Vice-Chair; Bob Licari, Sales Executive,  JKG Group; Coakley Workman, Manager, Mail Innovations, U.S. Postal Service;  Paul Mabel, Government and Major Account Executive, NeoPost;  Laura Shtrax, Manager, Business Development and Client Relations, Postal Center International (PCI)/PCC Industry Secretary; Kelly Worthman, Fort Lauderdale, FL, Customer Relations Coordinator, U.S. Postal Service; Owner, New Look Marketing/PCC Industry Co-Chair Marc Robin; and Roy Liese, Manager, Sales and Marketing, PCI. Photo: Miami Customer Relations Coordinator Mirtha Uriarte

Miami SSAs, PSE Score an RCE Triple

Recently, Miami Customer Service recognized two Miami Sales and Services Associates and a Postal Support Employee who delivered a 100% Retail Customer Experience (RCE) transaction.

“It is a small token of appreciation to demonstrate your achievements do not go unnoticed," said Miami Postmaster Enrique (Rick) Suarez. "Thank you for all the excellent customer service you provide.”

Allapattah Station Postal Support Employee Denetra World

Miami Shores Finance Unit Sales and Services Associate Shirley Spratling

Martin Luther King, Jr. Station Sales and Services Associate Xandra Mitchell

Photos: Miami Customer Relations Coordinator Mirtha Uriarte

Miami SSA Earns Second 100% RCE

Father Felix Varela Branch Postal Support Employee Shakeela Harmon achieved her second 100% Retail Customer Experience (RCE) in Miami. Photo: Miami Customer Relations Coordinator Mirtha Uriarte

 

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Miami ISC Seeks Ad-Hoc Lead MDO

Are you looking to broaden your postal horizons?
Here’s an opportunity to be a Lead Manager, Distribution Operations at the Miami International Service Center at 11698 NW 25 Street in Doral. This is an ad-hoc position, not to exceed 90 days, and is open to all qualified EAS career employees within the South Florida District.

Applications will be accepted March 17 - 26, 2017.  

 The Lead Manager, Distribution Operations is an EAS-22 position with Sunday/ Monday as non-scheduled days. The successful candidate will be assigned work hours from 10:00 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. and will be responsible for all automated, mechanized, and/or manual mail processing and distribution operations. 

REQUIREMENTS:

1. Knowledge of mail processing and distribution operations, policies, and procedures.
2. Ability to determine staffing and equipment needs, including determining priorities and assessing the need for overtime.
3. Ability to monitor operational performance and make appropriate adjustments to optimize mail flow.
4. Ability to communicate orally in order to coordinate work activities with other managers, consult with customers, and meet with union representatives.
5. Ability to manage the work of others to achieve organizational goals and objectives, including planning and organizing the work, facilitating the flow of work-related information, and providing technical guidance.
6. Ability to estimate mail processing and distribution expenditures in order to provide budget input.
7. Ability to monitor mail processing operations for compliance with established safety policy and procedures.
8. Ability to manage an on-the-job training program. 

HOW TO APPLY:

Interested employees must submit their eCareer profile, along with a summary of accomplishments addressing the above requirements. All applications should be mailed to the following address for receipt  by COB, March 26, 2017 to Miami International Service Center, Plant

Manager’s Office, 11698 NW 25 Street, Miami FL  33112-9997.