Full Time Delivery Route Driver (CU)

Posted 17 days ago

ground logisticsCumberland (MD)

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Junior

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$160 to $180/day

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About the role

Full Time Delivery Route Driver (CU)Cumberland MDGround Logistics is now hiring Full-Time & Part-Time Fed Ex Delivery Drivers in the Cumberland, MD area. You'll be delivering to local homes and businesses — no long hauls, no CDL required! Terminal Address: 12000 Mexico Farm Rd, Cumberland MD 21502 Starting Pay: $160 to $180/day Schedule: Full-time (up to 5 days/week) or part-time available Why You'll Love Working With Us: Weekly Pay – Get paid consistently and on time Paid Training – We set you up for success Company-Provided Uniforms – No cost to youFREE Telemedicine – 24/7 virtual doctor access for you Paid Time Off – Take paid days off to rest, recharge, or handle life events Health, Dental, Vision, Life & Accident Insurance – Benefits package to protect you 401(k) Retirement Plan – Invest in your future
What You'll Be Doing: Start each day at 8:00 AM at the Cumberland terminal Load packages into your company-provided step van/box truck Deliver to local homes and businesses — route is done when all packages are delivered Scan & log packages, unload as needed Enjoy being active and outdoors while working
What We're Looking For: 1 year of verifiable driving experience in the last 3 years (any delivery, truck, courier, rideshare, etc.)Clean driving record & at least 21 years old Able to pass drug test, background check, and DOT medical exam Physically able to lift up to 100 lbs (150 lbs with a cart)Comfortable delivering 100+ stops/day Must live within 25 minutes of Cumberland, MDBonus Points If You've Driven For: UPS, Amazon, DHL, previous Fed Ex companies, Walmart, Uber, Lyft — or any similar driving/delivery role. Apply Now — We're Hiring Immediately! Full-time and part-time positions available — secure your spot and start earning fast.

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