Revenue Recovery Package Handler

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Description du poste

Job Summary

The Revenue Recovery Package Handler supports UPS revenue protection by accurately handling, scanning, measuring, and verifying packages to ensure correct billing and compliance with company standards. This role plays a critical part in identifying discrepancies in package data (weight, dimensions, service level) to prevent revenue loss while maintaining safe and efficient operations.

Key Responsibilities

Accurately scan, weigh, and dimension packages using approved systems (e.g., NSDS, DWS, handheld scanners).

Identify and correct billing discrepancies, including incorrect weights, dimensions, service levels, or missing data.

Ensure packages are processed in compliance with UPS revenue recovery procedures and audit standards.

Maintain a high level of data accuracy and attention to detail to support revenue integrity.

Safely lift, move, push, and position packages following UPS safety methods and ergonomics guidelines.

Communicate effectively with Operations, Clerks, and Supervisors regarding exceptions or system issues.

Meet or exceed productivity, quality, and valid scan targets.

Report damaged packages, irregulars, or system issues promptly.

Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area.

Comply with all company policies, safety rules, and security procedures.

Required Qualifications

Ability to stand, bend, lift, and carry packages up to 70 lbs. weight limits.

Basic computer skills and ability to use scanning and dimensioning equipment.

Strong attention to detail and accuracy.

Ability to work in a fast-paced, time-sensitive environment.

Dependable, punctual, and able to work assigned shifts.

Preferred Qualifications

Previous package handling or warehouse experience.

Familiarity with revenue recovery processes or audit-based work.

Understanding of UPS systems, scanning compliance, or billing accuracy.

Strong teamwork and communication skills.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Valid scan percentage

Accuracy of weight and dimension captures

Revenue recovery compliance rate

Productivity and throughput

Safety and attendance records

Work Environment

Warehouse / hub environment

Exposure to moving equipment and conveyor systems

Shift-based work, including early mornings, evenings, or peak periods

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