Driver Contractor
Posted today
dropoffEdmond (OK)
Light Truck DriversLocal Messengers and Local Delivery
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Dropoff Delivery Service Dropoff is a same-day, last mile delivery service that enables businesses across industries to meet rising expectations for faster deliveries. Through our proprietary technology platform and trusted, professional delivery drivers, Dropoff seamlessly becomes an extension of any business and a true logistics partner. Dropoff Tracker increases enterprise businesses' visibility into all of their deliveries, with details of all orders and assigned drivers available in one centralized and dynamic map. Real-time tracking and confirmations, transparent pricing, flexible delivery options, and feature-rich APIs bring modern courier services to market that equip businesses with the resources they need to satisfy customers and achieve their goals. Advantages of Contracting with Dropoff Flexible hours - you determine when you want to provide delivery services and for how long Paid by the delivery Drive packages, not people - never worry about who's getting in your car Drive your own vehicle
Requirements:
21 years of age or older Solid knowledge of the cityA registered, insured and inspected car, SUV or van less than 10 years oldA current driving license and clean driving record Tech savvy -- you're comfortable using a smartphone and appsTWIC Certified Driver preferred Fill out the form below to indicate your interest in becoming a driver for Dropoff! All fields are required.
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