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Local Package Delivery Driver

Posted 3 days ago

amazon flexCabin John (MD)

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$43000 - 52000 per year

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About the role

Amazon Flex is seeking independent Amazon Package Delivery Drivers to support its fast, reliable last‑mile network. As a contractor, you’ll use your own vehicle and the Amazon Flex app to choose delivery blocks, pick up packages, and deliver to homes and businesses. You’ll navigate routes, manage your time, and uphold high safety and customer service standards. This role offers flexible scheduling, competitive earnings, and the opportunity to work independently in a fast‑moving, customer‑obsessed environment while gaining hands-on experience in transportation and warehousing logistics. Use the Amazon Flex app to select delivery blocks and navigate routes Pick up packages from designated Amazon locations Safely and efficiently deliver packages to homes and businesses Follow all traffic laws and Amazon safety standards Verify deliveries and obtain required delivery confirmations Maintain reliable, well-functioning personal vehicle and smartphone Manage time to complete all deliveries within assigned blocks Communicate issues or delays through the app as needed Route navigation using GPS and mobile apps Package handling and loading Time management Basic vehicle maintenance awareness Use of smartphone delivery applications Customer service Safe driving practices Problem-solving on route Record keeping and delivery confirmation Knowledge of local traffic patterns Valid state driver’s license Clean driving record (subject to background checks) Proof of auto insurance Reliable personal vehicle meeting Amazon Flex requirements

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