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A parcel sorting role at Yamato Transport's Taito Asakusabashi Branch (Asakusabashi 5-chome), a local branch that receives TA-Q-BIN parcels from the large regional hubs and sends them out with its drivers.
Staff divide parcels by delivery area, read and enter parcel information on dedicated terminals, organise the boxes and unload the parcels drivers bring back from collection rounds. The work changes through the day: in the early morning, parcels arriving from the hub are sorted and loaded onto delivery trucks, sometimes including chilled and frozen Cool TA-Q-BIN items; during the day, next-day parcels and newly collected ones are sorted by area; in the evening, collected parcels are sorted for dispatch, hub trucks are unloaded and reloaded, and parcels that could not be delivered are sorted again.
No previous experience is 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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