Catering Delivery Driver in Naperville, IL
mealsnowNaperville (IL)
Catering Delivery Driver in Naperville, IL
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mealsnowNaperville (IL)
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Catering Delivery Driver - Meals NowPay Range: $18-$50+ per order Markets: Naperville, IL
Type: Independent Contractor - High-Standard Delivery Partner
Focus: Catering Delivery Only (No fast food, groceries, or gig stacking) About Meals NowMeals Now is not a typical gig app. We're a white-glove catering delivery company trusted by top national brands. Our drivers are an extension of our clients' brands - clean, professional, and consistent.
What You'll Do:
- Pick up large catering orders from premium restaurant partners
- Deliver and set up food in office buildings, hospitals, schools, and event venues
- Represent Meals Now and the restaurant with professionalism, punctuality, and courtesy
- Follow delivery instructions with precision and care
- Take clean setup photos at drop-off • Requirements
- Reliable car, van, or SUV (No bikes for most markets)
- Catering bag + cart or willingness to purchase
- Valid driver's license & insurance
- Smartphone with internet/data
- Available for weekday morning and lunch shifts (7am-2pm)
- Business hours is from 7:00 AM - 11:00PM EST (Monday-Sunday); mostly busy on Tue-FriProfessional appearance (No gym clothes, hoodies, or slides)
- Must be comfortable with setup and light lifting
- CompensationPaid per delivery: $18-$50+Weekly pay via Gig safe (Next Day)
- Additional incentives for on-time streaks, tier level, and photo quality
- We're Looking for Top-Tier Drivers
- We work with a limited group of high-performing drivers in each market. If you're dependable, communicative, and take pride in your work - we'd love to meet you
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