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About Parcel Inspector Simulator

Parcel Inspector Simulator puts you in the role of a new inspector at a small regional sorting facility. You examine parcels arriving on a conveyor, check each one against its declaration form and the day’s rules, then route it to the right place. You handle parcels directly, turning them over, reading labels and carrying them to where they belong.

Inspect each parcel

Your desk has tools for checking and processing parcels:

  • Scale: weigh a parcel and compare the reading with its declared weight.
  • X-ray scanner: check for hidden compartments, dense objects or an empty box.
  • Terminal: look up senders, recipients, postal codes, serial numbers and incidents.
  • Label station: add a FRAGILE label to fragile goods before they leave your desk.
  • Stamps and trays: stamp the form and place the parcel in the tray with the matching colour.

For each parcel, you decide whether to approve it, return it to the sender, hold it for Customs & Security, confiscate it or send it down the disposal chute. After the first day, mistakes are not corrected on the spot; they appear in your end-of-day report as fines, lost reputation and compliance risk.

Apply the daily rules

Each shift begins with a bulletin covering rules and issues such as return fraud, invalid addresses, fragile goods, live animals, leaking canisters, lithium batteries and counterfeits. You can consult the regulation booklet and pin the rules you need. Hand-written cases provide small, fair clues intended to let you reach decisions without guessing.

Run and improve your station

Work days have a growing quota, followed by an end-of-day report. Accurate work earns cash that you can spend in an upgrade shop on your desk and tools, including a digital scale readout, an HD X-ray tube, a terminal reference database, task lighting and a larger manual review area. An optional tutorial is available on the first day.

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