Amazon Delivery Driver
$22.50 per hour
ApplyAmazon Delivery Driver
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$22.50 per hour
About the role
- Must be ok with constantly getting in and out of vehicle all day long to deliver packages
- Must be able to run up and down stairs all day long
- Must be able to routinely deliver 300+ packages per day within 10 hours
- Must ensure safety and quality standards on and off the road
- At the end of the day, you are responsible that the van is filled with gas and in good operating condition at all times (fuel cards provided)
- Willing to support other team members in need of help
- Basic understanding of technology, such as a smartphone to deliver packages
- Interact positively and professionally with customers and the general public
- Able to drive a delivery van up to 10,000 pounds to residences and businesses. Consistently climb in and out of vans, and walks up and down stairs in all weather conditions
- Flexibility is essential as routes may vary and may be delayed due to traffic from on road congestion, construction, or other factors
- Set core schedule, but there may be adjustments including, additional hours and potential schedule changes depending on the time of the year and peak seasons and other factors
- All delivery drivers will work a 10-hour shift workday. Full time shifts are 4 days per week and part time shifts are up to 3 days per week. Both shift times and schedule days vary.
- Why work for Tropical Express Delivery (Compensation and Benefits):Pay Frequency: Bi Weekly
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