UPS warehouse workers are employees responsible for handling packages and freight within UPS distribution centers. Their duties include sorting, scanning, loading, and unloading parcels to ensure efficient movement through the shipping process. These workers play a crucial role in maintaining timely deliveries and keeping the supply chain running smoothly. The job often involves physical labor, working as part of a team, and adhering to safety protocols.

A UPS Truck Driver is responsible for transporting packages and freight safely and efficiently using UPS delivery trucks or tractor-trailers. Their duties include loading and unloading shipments, following designated routes, and ensuring timely deliveries. They must adhere to company policies, traffic laws, and safety regulations while providing excellent customer service. This role requires a valid commercial driver’s license (CDL) for certain positions and may involve physical labor.

UPS Warehouse Package Handlers are employees responsible for loading, unloading, sorting, and scanning packages within UPS facilities. They ensure packages are processed efficiently and safely for timely delivery to their destinations. This role often involves physical labor, including lifting and moving packages of various sizes, and may require working early mornings, evenings, or weekends. Package handlers play a crucial part in maintaining the flow of packages through the UPS network.