Delivery Driver | $1,000 Bonus | $25.75-$27 hr | Kent, WA
$54,112 per year
Apply (opens in a new tab)Delivery Driver | $1,000 Bonus | $25.75-$27 hr | Kent, WA
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$54,112 per year
About the role
- At least 21 years old
- Valid driver's license
- Ability to pass a drug screening (THC-friendly)
- Ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
- Comfortable working outdoors in all weather
- Strong work ethic and positive attitude
- Customer-first mindset
- Ready to Join a Winning Team?
- Apply Today! We're hiring now and interviewing immediately.
- Your next opportunity is waiting. Let's deliver greatness together!
- As a Delivery Driver with Pinnacle Delivery Service, you'll deliver Amazon packages throughout our local communities using a company-provided vehicle and delivery device.
- You'll work independently, follow an assigned route, and make sure packages reach customers safely and accurately. It's an active job that involves walking, lifting packages, and working outdoors in different weather conditions.
- No previous delivery experience is required! We provide paid training, all necessary equipment, and support from our dispatch and management team.
- The basics:
- Start and finish at our Kent, WA warehouse (DWA6).Typical start time: 10:15 AM.Typical finish: 8:00 PM or earlier.
- Four-day workweeks.
- Company vehicle, delivery device, and uniform provided.
- Pinnacle Delivery Service LLC is an independent contractor for Amazon. This employment opportunity is exclusively with Pinnacle Delivery Service and does not constitute employment with Amazon.
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