A utility messenger's job involves a combination of messenger duties, general errands, and some basic office support tasks. They are responsible for delivering and picking up documents, packages, and other materials, as well as performing errands like paying bills or making bank transactions. Additionally, they may assist with office upkeep, which can include tasks like maintaining cleanliness, stocking supplies, and potentially even some minor clerical work

• High School Graduate: Most employers require a minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent. 
• Driver's License: A valid driver's license, often for motorcycles, is a common requirement, especially for navigating within a city. 
• Experience: Utility messenger or delivery experience is frequently mentioned as an advantage. Some employers may specify a minimum of one to two years of experience.