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David Careers

Delivery Driver (Non-CDL) - Up to $200/Day | Paid Training | Austell, GA

Posted 3 days ago

bright flag recruitingAustell (GA)
Light Truck DriversLocal Messengers and Local Delivery

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$52,000 per year

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Job Description:
  • Job Description Delivery Driver (Non-CDL) - Up to $200/Day | Paid Training | Austell, GAJoin Route Masters – A FedEx Contractor
  • Looking for aDelivery Driveror
  • Non-CDL Delivery Driverjob inAustell, GA ? Join our team! We deliver packages to local homes and businesses and give you the independence to manage your own route while being home every night. If you're dependable, safety-focused, and enjoy staying active, we'd love to meet you.
About Route Masters – A FedEx Contractor Route Masters has proudly delivered for FedEx Ground by building a team that values safety, respect, and reliability. We believe great drivers deserve competitive pay, strong support, and opportunities to grow. Our terminal is located at7585 Factory Shoals Rd, Austell, GA 30168. Pay & Benefits$200-$150 per day( $1,000+ per week ) Paid training $1,000 Sign-On Bonus Weekly direct deposit Health benefits Company vehicle & uniforms provided Performance incentives Extra workdays available Schedule Full-time & Part-Time opportunities Start around 7:30 AM until route completion
Key Responsibilities: Safely operate a company delivery vehicle Pick up packages from the FedEx terminal Complete pre/post-trip inspections Deliver packages accurately using GPS Scan and log deliveries
Required Qualifications: 21+ years old Valid driver's license Must be willing to submit to a background check, drug test, and DOT physical (paid by employer) No CDL required Why Apply? You'll work independently, stay active, enjoy a supportive team culture, and be home every day. Military veterans are encouraged to apply. Apply Today! Start your career as aDelivery Driver , Courier, orPackage Delivery Driverwith Route Masters. Apply now—we're hiring immediately!

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