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A field delivery role (Yamato's "Field Cast") at the Suginami Nishiogi-Minami Branch, delivering and collecting parcels alone with a hand cart or bicycle instead of a vehicle.
Staff pick up parcels from homes, businesses and convenience stores and bring them safely back to the branch, confirming receipt and processing the slips on a simple device. They deliver to the same kinds of addresses around the branch and confirm each delivery with a stamp or signature. Each round is prepared in advance: sorting parcels by route, loading the cart, checking the delivery order and noting any handling instructions. Routes stay close to the branch, and in some areas staff start and finish on site. New staff first ride along in a driver's collection vehicle to learn the flow of the work.
No driving licence and no previous experience are required.
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Sort parcels at a Yamato Transport branch in the early morning, then deliver and collect parcels on foot with a hand cart in the streets around the branch.
Sort parcels at a Yamato Transport branch in the early morning, then deliver and collect parcels on foot with a hand cart in the streets around the branch.
Sort parcels at a Yamato Transport branch in the early morning, then deliver and collect parcels on foot with a hand cart in the streets around the branch.
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Laundry staff in the Imperial Hotel Tokyo guest rooms department: finishing and wrapping guests' laundry, and picking it up from and delivering it back to their rooms.
Short-hours role dedicated to safety checks at a Nitori furniture store: confirming displayed products are secured against earthquakes and the backyard is kept orderly.