A utility messenger's job involves a combination of delivery and errand services, along with basic office support tasks. They are responsible for delivering documents and packages, running errands like bill payments and bank transactions, and may also assist with general office upkeep and minor clerical work. 

• High School Graduate: Most employers will require at least 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, and some employers may specify a minimum of one to two years of experience.