Package Unloader(Part-Time)@ UPS-Las Vegas

Role Based in Las Vegas

Why This Role?

  • OPENING in Las Vegas: Part-Time Package Unloader
  • Hiring: UPS
  • Location: Las Vegas, NV (Local Candidates Only)
  • Work in Las Vegas, NV.
  • Join UPS and grow your skills.

Pay & Perks

  • Starting Pay: $22-$25/hr ($23.50/hr)
  • Perks: Employee discounts.
  • Great for supplemental income.


About UPS & Our Culture

The inbound unloader sets the pace for the entire sort operation — and at UPS, the associates who excel at this physically demanding role earn the most respect on the sort floor and the strongest performance track record in the building's personnel file. The package unloader is the first handler to touch every parcel that moves through the facility, and the speed and accuracy with which each package is placed on the inbound belt determines whether the downstream sort has enough time to clear before hard linehaul departure deadlines. If you are searching for package unloader jobs near me that reward physical capability with genuine Teamsters union wages, develop the physical conditioning and pace discipline that defines elite sort floor performance, and open doors into the UPS career ladder faster than almost any other entry function, the UPS Package Unloader role is where serious warehouse professionals start their UPS journey.

What Our Team Says (Employee Reviews)

"Unloading trailers at UPS built me physically in ways I never expected from a warehouse job. The pace, the endurance, and the technique it takes to clear a fully loaded 53-foot trailer in under 35 minutes without injury or accuracy errors is a genuine athletic accomplishment. My supervisor noticed my unload rates six weeks into the role and I was asked to join the building's peak hiring training team less than a year later. The Teamsters benefits at this role level are identical to every other handler function — same pay, same pension, same insurance — but the career visibility you earn as a consistently high-performing package unloader at UPS is faster than any other entry point I have seen." - Current Package Unloader, Baton Rouge, LA.

Role Overview & Responsibilities

As a UPS Package Unloader, you physically empty inbound 53-foot trailers at the sort floor induction point of our package center — working at a sustained individual unload rate of 800 to 1,200 packages per hour and placing every pulled package correctly oriented on the inbound conveyor belt to ensure clean barcode reads, accurate routing, and maximum downstream sort velocity throughout the active sort window.

  • Systematic Trailer Clearance Method: Execute UPS's approved trailer unload method — enter the trailer and work from the door toward the nose, pulling packages from the top row of each stack before pulling from the bottom row to prevent avalanche collapse, maintaining a body position that keeps your back straight and your legs doing the lift work — sustaining this technique at 800 to 1,200 packages per hour for the entire 25 to 40 minute trailer clearance window without sacrificing safety for speed.
  • Belt Induction Quality Control: Place every pulled package on the inbound conveyor belt label-side up with barcode facing outward — never stacking packages on top of each other at the induction point — and visually confirming barcode readability on each package before releasing it to the belt, pulling any package with an unreadable or missing barcode from the standard flow and placing it in the designated manual-scan lane for audit processing.
  • Exception Identification at the Point of Pull: Identify and divert exception packages at the moment of pull before they enter the main belt flow — flagging packages that are leaking, crushed beyond structural integrity, labeled as hazmat, marked as over-70-pounds, or dimensionally non-conveyable by placing each exception in the correct specialty lane positioned adjacent to the inbound belt rather than inducting it into the general sort flow where it creates downstream handling failures.

Benefits & Perks

UPS Package Unloaders receive Teamsters union wages identical to all other handler functions, full medical, dental, and vision benefits through the Teamsters Health & Welfare Fund, a defined-benefit pension accruing from the first day of union eligibility, paid personal days, and Earn & Learn tuition assistance. High-performing unloaders — defined as consistently achieving unload rates above 1,000 packages per hour with exception identification accuracy above 98 percent — are among the first associates selected for Lead Unloader designation and the pay premium that formal performance recognition provides.

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