Federal and USPS facilities * Service troubleshooting and repairs * Projects ranging from small ... Occasional overnight travel depending on workload * The company makes every effort to keep crews ...
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Federal and USPS facilities * Service troubleshooting and repairs * Projects ranging from small ... Occasional overnight travel depending on workload * The company makes every effort to keep crews ...
Quick apply
Federal and USPS facilities * Service troubleshooting and repairs * Projects ranging from small ... Occasional overnight travel depending on workload * The company makes every effort to keep crews ...
$38 - $42/hr
Federal and USPS facilities * Service troubleshooting and repairs * Projects ranging from small ... Occasional overnight travel depending on workload * The company makes every effort to keep crews ...
Quick apply
$38 - $42/hr
Federal and USPS facilities * Service troubleshooting and repairs * Projects ranging from small ... Occasional overnight travel depending on workload * The company makes every effort to keep crews ...
Atlanta, GA · On-site
... Clean Overnight Reset operations. * Monitors and enforces safe working habits in accordance with OSHA/TSA/DOT/USPS regulations, Unifi policies and safety procedures, and all applicable laws.
Atlanta, GA · On-site
... Clean Overnight Reset operations. * Monitors and enforces safe working habits in accordance with OSHA/TSA/DOT/USPS regulations, Unifi policies and safety procedures, and all applicable laws.
$10.56 - $11.54
2% of jobs
$11.54 - $12.52
3% of jobs
$12.52 - $13.51
6% of jobs
$13.51 - $14.49
9% of jobs
$14.89 is the 25th percentile. Wages below this are outliers.
$14.49 - $15.47
12% of jobs
$15.47 - $16.45
13% of jobs
The median wage is $16.68 / hr.
$16.45 - $17.43
22% of jobs
$18.10 is the 75th percentile. Wages above this are outliers.
$17.43 - $18.41
12% of jobs
$18.41 - $19.39
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$19.39 - $20.38
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$20.38 - $21.36
5% of jobs
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Overnight USPS employees are primarily responsible for sorting, scanning, and preparing mail and packages for delivery during the night shift. This includes operating sorting machinery, managing incoming and outgoing shipments, organizing mail by delivery route, and ensuring all postal materials are handled securely. Working overnight means collaborating with a team to meet nightly processing deadlines and maintain the smooth operation of mail services. While physically demanding, this role offers consistent hours and can provide pathways to other positions within the postal service.
To thrive as an Overnight USPS worker, you need strong attention to detail, physical stamina, and reliability, often supported by a high school diploma or GED. Familiarity with mail sorting equipment, barcode scanners, and basic computer systems is frequently required. Excellent time-management, teamwork, and communication skills help you excel in a fast-paced, overnight environment. These abilities ensure that mail is processed accurately and efficiently to meet strict delivery schedules.
An Overnight USPS job typically involves working late-night shifts at a USPS facility, handling mail processing, sorting, and transportation tasks. Employees may be responsible for operating machinery, organizing packages, and ensuring mail is ready for delivery. These roles are crucial in maintaining efficient mail flow and meeting delivery deadlines. Overnight shifts often offer shift differentials, providing additional pay compared to daytime positions.

$38 - $42/hr
Full-time
Re-posted 25 days ago
Location: Covington / East Atlanta, GA
Compensation: $38–$42 per hour (DOE)
Full-Time | Company Truck Provided
I’m partnering with a well-established and growing commercial/industrial electrical contractor in the greater Atlanta area that is adding a strong, well-rounded electrician to their team.
This is not a residential role. The company works strictly in commercial and light industrial environments, including data centers, federal facilities, USPS buildings, industrial plants, remodels, and tenant build-outs.
They are looking for someone who can operate independently, run projects when needed, and still work hands-on in the field.
This position requires a true field leader — someone who can:
Run commercial or industrial projects
Lead a helper when required
Handle remodels and service work independently
Troubleshoot without always relying on detailed engineered drawings
Think on their feet and solve problems correctly the first time
Represent the company professionally with customers
You will be assigned a fully equipped service truck and trusted to manage your work.
Commercial remodels & tenant build-outs
Industrial line relocations and equipment moves
Data center projects
Federal and USPS facilities
Service troubleshooting and repairs
Projects ranging from small service calls to multi-million-dollar jobs
$38–$42/hour for the right candidate
Fully equipped service truck (bins, ladders, PPE, power tools)
Company credit card
Strong backlog of work
Long-term stability with a growing company
8+ years of commercial/industrial electrical experience
Strong troubleshooting ability
Experience running jobs and directing helpers
Stable work history
Clean driving record
Ability to pass background checks (federal work required)
Professional appearance and strong communication skills
Primarily local work within the East / Greater Atlanta region
Occasional overnight travel depending on workload
The company makes every effort to keep crews working close to home
This opportunity is ideal for a seasoned electrician who still enjoys working with the tools but has the leadership capability to run projects and take ownership in the field.
If this sounds like something you’d be open to learning more about, apply directly or contact Steve at Solid Rock Recruiting: steve@solidrockrecruiting.com