Delivery Driver

Drivers are responsible for transporting clients or handling deliveries in a timely manner, and they may have to work nights and weekends to accomplish their duties. Common duties and responsibilities for drivers are to:

• Transport clients and/or packages to and from destinations
• Arrive at destinations on schedule
• Fulfill administrative needs, like office pickups
• Research and plan for traffic, construction and weather delays
• Use navigation applications to determine the best route
• Interact with clients professionally at all times
• Ensure that the vehicle is always fueled and ready for use
• Arrange for vehicle repairs as needed
• Keep mileage records and repair records up-to-date

• Driver must communicate with dispatch if there are any issues.
• Driver must arrive to work on time
• Driver must call in 2 hours before start of schedule if they are not able to make it to work
• Driver must clock in on the electronic log book
• Driver must operate with safety while driving
• Driver must deliver all packages to the correct address listed.
• Driver must not smoke, drink or be under influence while driving.
• Driver must not text while driving
• Driver must load and unload the vehicle.
• Drivers are responsible for getting signature on requested packages

• Must have a valid drivers license
• Must be 18 years or older
• Must be a permanent or US citizen
• Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills.
• Must know how to navigate a GPS
• Must be able to lift up to 75 pounds

Drivers make a salary of 17 dollars and up. Pay rate may depend on experience.

Driver must have a high school diploma or some form of education to be able to know how to read and write.