Courier Executive

Receives and sends out parcels, packages, or documents to locations as instructed. Makes deliveries and conducts other assigned activities within the time limits predetermined with the client. Collects all the required documents for delivery such as receipts and signed proof of acknowledgment for stored deliveries. Subsequently signed delivery documents are kept and all registers are updated accordingly. Care of items while they are in transit is ensured by proper packing and checking for damages before confirming shipment. Communicates with forwarders or planners concerning route organization. Until completion of basic tasks are accomplished, the internal policy and procedures of the company concerning road dispatching are adhered to. From answering delivery calls, addresses the customers or the queries which require clarifying working. Delivery issues regarding timeliness, missing delivery items, and other concerns are reported to line managers. Basic hygiene in the vehicle assigned to user for troubleshooting assigned during simple servicing is maintained.

FedEx, or Federal Express, is an American company that deals with transportation, online shopping, and business services. The company reserves a place in Memphis, Tennessee. The name, FedEx, originates from the company's initial air division called Federal Express which operated from 1973 to 1994. FedEx is renowned for its air delivery service, which is FedEx Express, but it was the very first company to provide overnight delivery. With time the company has grown and widened the range of services with it to include: FedEx Ground, FedEx Office, FedEx Supply Chain, and FedEx Freight. These extra services were added to compete with the company's main rival, UPS.