Delivery Driver (Amazon DSP)

About the Role (Delivery Service Partner):

This is a unique opportunity to launch your logistics career. You will be working as a Delivery Driver for a local Delivery Service Partner (DSP), an independent business that partners with Amazon. As a DSP Driver, you are the face of Amazon, responsible for the critical 'last-mile' delivery of packages. You'll be operating a state-of-the-art, Amazon-branded delivery van and using advanced handheld technology to navigate your route and deliver smiles to customers. We are looking for reliable, safety-focused. This is an 'entry-level' position where 'no experience' in delivery is required. We provide a comprehensive, paid training program that fully prepares you to be a safe and efficient delivery professional.

Your New Career – The Role:

As a DSP Delivery Driver, your primary responsibility is to safely and accurately deliver a high volume of Amazon packages to residential and commercial locations. This is a physically active, fast-paced job that requires independence and a strong work ethic. You are a problem-solver on the road, managing customer interactions, navigating routes, and handling the challenges of daily delivery. This is a full-time role, typically structured as four 10-hour shifts per week, which means you get three days off. You must be available to work 'weekend shift' rotations and holidays, as we deliver 7 days a week.

The Training – Your Foundation for Success:

Your career begins with a multi-day, paid training program that is a mix of classroom learning and on-road experience. 'No experience' is needed. Our program covers:

* **Vehicle & Safety Training:** You will be trained to safely operate our high-roof cargo vans, including vehicle inspections (pre- and post-trip), defensive driving techniques, and safe parking/backing procedures.
* **Technology Training:** You'll master the handheld 'Rabbit' device, which provides your route, navigation, package scanning, and customer delivery instructions.
* **Delivery & Customer Service:** You will learn the 'last-mile' process: how to load your van efficiently, manage your packages, follow customer delivery notes (e.g., 'leave on back porch'), and handle any delivery issues with a professional, customer-first attitude.
* **On-the-Road Experience:** You will ride along with an experienced driver and then be observed on your own route to ensure you are confident and proficient.

A Day in the Life – What to Expect:

Your 'workday' (a 'day shift') is structured and active:

* **Morning (Load-Out):** You'll arrive at the local Amazon Delivery Station, check in with your DSP team, and perform a pre-trip inspection of your assigned van. You'll then proceed to the loading bays, where you will load your van with packages for your route, organizing them according to your handheld device's instructions. This is a fast-paced, 15-20 minute process.
* **On the Road (Delivery):** For the next 8-10 hours, you will be on your own, following the route provided by your 'Rabbit' device. You will be exiting and entering the van frequently (up to 200+ times per day) to deliver packages. This is a highly physical job; you will be walking, lifting (up to 50 lbs), and climbing stairs in all weather conditions.
* **Problem-Solving:** You will manage any on-road challenges, such as finding difficult addresses, navigating apartment complexes, or contacting customers or dispatch for support if you run into an issue.
* **End of Shift (Check-In):** After completing your last delivery, you'll return to the Delivery Station. You'll drop off any undelivered packages, return your handheld device, and complete a post-trip vehicle inspection. You'll check out with your DSP, and your day is done.

The Lifestyle – Schedule & Environment:

This is not a desk job. You will be working outdoors in all weather conditions (heat, cold, rain). The typical schedule is four 10-hour 'day shift' schedules per week, such as 10:00 AM - 8:30 PM. A 'weekend shift' (Saturday or Sunday) is almost always required. This schedule provides three days off per week, offering a great work-life balance for those who enjoy a compressed workweek.

Why a DSP?

Working for an Amazon DSP means you get the best of both worlds: the stability and advanced technology of Amazon, combined with the personal, team-oriented culture of a small business. Your manager knows you by name and is dedicated to your success. We offer competitive pay, comprehensive benefits (which Amazon itself does not offer to 'gig' drivers), and opportunities for advancement into lead driver or dispatcher roles. This is a chance to build a real career in the booming logistics industry.

Amazon

An independent local delivery company that partners with Amazon to deliver packages. This is not a direct hire position with Amazon.

Logistics, Delivery, Transportation, Customer Service, Entry Level

Competitive hourly wage plus potential for overtime and performance bonuses. Paid training provided.

Safely operate an Amazon-branded cargo van in all weather conditions.

Follow a pre-planned route and delivery schedule provided by a handheld device.

Load and unload packages from the van, weighing up to 50 lbs.

Deliver 150-250+ packages per shift, exiting and entering the vehicle frequently.

Provide exceptional customer service and follow all customer delivery instructions.

Perform daily vehicle inspections (pre-trip and post-trip) to ensure safety.

Use a handheld device for route navigation, scanning packages, and completing deliveries.

Communicate effectively with dispatch and the DSP team.

Adhere to all DOT regulations and safety standards.

Must be at least 21 years of age. 'No experience' in delivery required; paid training provided. Must have a valid driver's license and a clean driving record. Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug screen and background check. Must be able to lift packages up to 50 lbs and be physically capable of getting in and out of a van and walking up/down stairs throughout a 10-hour shift. Must be comfortable using a smartphone and navigation apps. Must be eligible to work in the U.S.

Driving, Customer Service, Time Management, Problem-Solving, Physical Stamina, Safety Management, Technology Use (Handheld Scanners), Independent Work

Full-time, 40 hours per week. Shifts are typically 10 hours long (e.g., 10:00 AM - 8:30 PM). 'Weekend shift' (Saturday or Sunday) availability is required. We deliver 7 days a week, 361 days a year.

Paid Training (including classroom and on-road).

401(k) with company match (varies by DSP).

Company-provided vehicle, fuel, and uniform.

Opportunities for advancement to Lead Driver, Dispatcher, or Operations Manager.


Amazon Flex Delivery Driver (Gig Work)

About the Role (Amazon Flex):

Become your own boss with Amazon Flex. This is not a traditional job; it's a 'gig work' opportunity that offers you the ultimate flexibility to earn money on your own schedule. As an Amazon Flex Delivery Partner, you will use your own vehicle to deliver Amazon packages. You choose your 'delivery blocks'—shifts that fit your life. Whether you're looking for a 'day shift' between classes, a 'night shift' after your primary job, or 'weekend shift' work to boost your income, you are in control. This is a perfect 'no experience' required role for anyone 21 or older with a valid driver's license and a smartphone.

Your New Career – The Role:

As an Amazon Flex partner, you are an independent contractor. Your primary role is to pick up pre-packaged orders from a local Amazon station (Fulfillment Center, Sortation Center, or Fresh Warehouse) and deliver them directly to customers. The types of deliveries you make can vary, from standard Amazon.com packages to time-sensitive Amazon Fresh groceries or Prime Now orders. You are responsible for managing your time, navigating your route, and ensuring packages are delivered accurately and safely. This is an active, on-the-go role that is perfect for those who love to drive and work independently.

The 'Training' – Getting Started:

Getting started with Amazon Flex is simple. 'No experience' is necessary. The process is managed entirely through the Amazon Flex app:

Download the App: You will download the Amazon Flex app to your smartphone.

Onboarding: You will complete an online registration, provide proof of your driver's license, vehicle insurance, and social security number for a background check.

Video Training: You will watch a series of short, instructional videos within the app that teach you the delivery process: how to accept blocks, how to scan packages at the station, how to use the navigation, and how to complete a delivery or handle an issue (like an undeliverable package).

There is no classroom training; you learn everything you need right from your phone before you start your first block.

A Day in the Life – What to Expect:

Your 'workday' is defined by the blocks you schedule:

Schedule Your Block: You will open the Flex app and browse available delivery blocks for the coming days.

Arrive at the Station: You'll drive your personal vehicle to the Amazon station at the start of your block. You'll check in using the app.

Pick Up Packages: You will be directed to a pickup area where you'll scan a route code. A cart with all the packages for your route will be assigned to you. You'll scan each package and load them into your own car.

On the Road (Delivery): You'll open the Flex app, which now has your complete, pre-planned route with navigation. You will drive your car to each stop, scan the package, and deliver it according to the customer's instructions (e.g., 'Leave with receptionist'). You will take a photo of the delivery to confirm its location.

Problem-Solving: If you have an issue (e.g., can't access a building), you'll use the app to contact the customer or Amazon support for help.

End of Block: Once your last package is delivered, you're done. You can go straight home. If you finish your route before the block time ends (e.g., you finish a 4-hour block in 3.5 hours), you still get paid for the full 4 hours. If your route takes longer, you are paid for the extra time.

The Lifestyle – Schedule & Flexibility:

This is the main benefit of Flex. You have total control. You can work as much or as little as you want, any day of the week. You can schedule blocks for the early 'day shift' (e.g., 6:00 AM) or a 'night shift' (e.g., 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM). 'Weekend shift' blocks are also widely available. You are responsible for your own vehicle, fuel, and insurance. Amazon provides a supplementary commercial auto insurance policy that applies only when you are on an active delivery block.

Why Amazon Flex?

Amazon Flex is the perfect 'gig' for those who value independence and flexibility. You are your own boss. You know your earnings upfront before you accept a block. It's an ideal way to supplement your income, save for a goal, or earn money while fitting work around your life, not the other way around. 'No experience' is needed, and you can start earning quickly after your background check clears.

Amazon Flex

Amazon's 'gig economy' program that allows independent contractors to deliver packages using their own vehicles. This is not an employment position.

Logistics, Delivery, Transportation, Gig Work, Independent Contractor

Earnings typically range from $18-$25 per hour, but vary based on location, customer tips (for some delivery types), and block duration. Pay is shown per 'block' (shift) in the app.

Schedule and arrive on time for selected delivery 'blocks' using the Amazon Flex app.

Use your personal vehicle (e.g., sedan, SUV, or van) for all deliveries.

Pick up pre-packaged orders from an Amazon station.

Scan all packages and load them efficiently into your vehicle.

Follow the Amazon Flex app's navigation and delivery instructions.

Deliver packages safely and accurately to customers, sometimes taking a photo for proof.

Handle various delivery types, including standard packages, groceries, and restaurant orders.

Return any undeliverable packages to the station at the end of your block.

Must be at least 21 years of age. 'No experience' in delivery required. Must have a valid driver's license and valid auto insurance for your personal vehicle. Must have a qualifying vehicle (e.g., 4-door mid-sized sedan or larger). Must have a smartphone (iPhone or Android) capable of running the Amazon Flex app. Must be able to pass a background check. Must be able to lift and carry packages up to 50 lbs.

Driving, Time Management, Independent Work, Problem-Solving, Customer Service, Using Smartphone Apps, Navigation

Completely flexible schedule. You choose your own 'delivery blocks' via the app. Blocks are available 7 days a week, including 'day shift', 'night shift', and 'weekend shift' options. You are an independent contractor.

Flexible Schedule: You choose when and how much you work.

Upfront Earnings: See your minimum payment before you accept a block.

Be Your Own Boss: Work independently as an independent contractor.

Fast Payments: Get paid multiple times a week via direct deposit.

Supplementary commercial auto insurance provided by Amazon (applies only during delivery blocks).


Truck Driver (Amazon Freight Partner)

About the Role (Amazon Freight Partner):

This is a career-defining opportunity for a professional CDL Class A Driver. You will be working for an Amazon Freight Partner (AFP), an independent, local trucking company that hauls exclusively for Amazon. As an AFP Driver, you are the critical link in Amazon's 'middle-mile' logistics network, responsible for hauling Amazon loads (in Amazon-branded tractors and trailers) between our Fulfillment Centers, Sortation Centers, and other sites. We are looking for experienced, safety-conscious CDL drivers who value consistency, new equipment, and predictable routes. Unlike traditional OTR trucking, this role offers a stable schedule and allows you to be home every day.

Your New Career – The Role:

As a CDL Driver for an Amazon Freight Partner, your primary responsibility is the safe and reliable transportation of Amazon freight. You will be operating brand-new, state-of-the-art tractor-trailers (e.g., Volvo, Freightliner) equipped with advanced safety technology. Your routes are 'line haul' runs—predictable, round-trip routes that are 100% 'no-touch freight' (drop-and-hook). You will pick up a pre-loaded trailer from one Amazon site and drop it at another, then pick up another pre-loaded trailer to return. This is a role for a true professional who takes pride in safety, on-time performance, and maintaining their equipment. This is a full-time, W-2 employment position with a local company, not a 'gig' or 1099 role.

The Training – Your Foundation for Success:

Your career begins with a comprehensive, paid training and onboarding program. While CDL-A experience is required, 'no experience' with Amazon's specific yard procedures is needed. Our program covers:

Amazon Technology: You will be trained on the 'Amazon Relay' app, the technology that manages your schedule, routes, and check-in/check-out at all Amazon sites.

Yard & Safety Procedures: You will learn Amazon's specific safety protocols for navigating and operating within our busy fulfillment center yards, including drop-and-hook procedures and how to interact with yard support staff.

Equipment Training: You'll be familiarized with our new-model tractors and their advanced features (e.g., collision mitigation, lane departure warnings).

A Day in the Life – What to Expect:

Your 'workday' is structured, predictable, and focused on driving.

Start of Shift (e.g., 'Night Shift'): You'll check in via the Relay app, get your route assignment, and perform a thorough pre-trip inspection (DVIR) on your assigned tractor.

First Leg: You'll drive the tractor (bobtail) to your first Amazon site (e.g., a Fulfillment Center). Using the Relay app, you'll find your pre-loaded trailer, hook up, and check out.

Line Haul: This is 100% 'no-touch freight'. You are focused on safe, on-time driving.

Drop & Hook: You'll arrive at the destination site, drop your loaded trailer in the assigned spot, and then pick up your next pre-loaded trailer (which is heading back to your origin).

Return Leg: You will drive the return route back to the original Amazon site.

End of Shift: You'll drop the return trailer, drive the tractor back to your home yard, perform your post-trip inspection, and check out. Because your routes are predictable, you are home at the end of every shift.

The Lifestyle – Schedule & Environment:

This role offers a lifestyle that 'over-the-road' (OTR) trucking cannot. You are home every day. We run 24/7, so we have various schedules available. 'Night shift' and 'weekend shift' drivers are in high demand and often receive a shift differential. A typical schedule might be four 12-hour shifts followed by four days off, or five 8-hour shifts. You'll be working in a professional environment, operating top-of-the-line, well-maintained equipment. You are respected as a vital professional in the logistics chain.

Why an Amazon Freight Partner?

Working for an AFP provides the consistency of working with a world-class company (Amazon) and the culture of a small, local business. We offer highly competitive pay, comprehensive benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision, 401k), paid time off, and performance bonuses. You are not just a number; you are a valued member of our team. This is a long-term career opportunity for a professional CDL driver who is ready for a stable, home-daily position.

Amazon

An independent, local trucking company that hauls freight exclusively for Amazon. This is not a direct hire position with Amazon.

Logistics, Transportation, Trucking, Supply Chain

Competitive hourly pay or per-mile pay, based on experience. Guaranteed minimum pay for shifts. 'Night shift' and 'weekend shift' differentials may apply. Performance bonuses.

Safely operate a Class A tractor-trailer (semi-truck) on local and regional 'line haul' routes.

Haul 100% 'no-touch freight' (drop-and-hook) between Amazon sites.

Use the Amazon Relay app to manage routes, check-in/out of sites, and record progress.

Perform thorough pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections (DVIR) in accordance with DOT regulations.

Adhere to all DOT Hours of Service (HOS) regulations and company safety policies.

Communicate effectively with dispatch and Amazon yard staff.

Maintain professionalism and a commitment to on-time performance.

Must hold a valid CDL Class A license. Must be at least 21 years of age. Minimum of 1-2 years of CDL Class A driving experience (varies by partner). 'No experience' with Amazon Relay is required; paid training provided. Must have a clean driving record and be able to pass a DOT physical, background check, and drug screen. Must be able to safely maneuver a tractor-trailer in tight yard environments.

CDL Class A Driving, Tractor-Trailer Operation, Safety Compliance, DOT Regulations, Hours of Service (HOS), Time Management, Pre-Trip Inspection (DVIR), Drop-and-Hook

Full-time, predictable schedules. Home daily. 'Night shift' and 'weekend shift' availability is required. Schedules may include 3, 4, or 5-day workweeks with 8-12 hour shifts.

Home Daily: Consistent, predictable routes.

New, well-maintained equipment (Amazon-branded tractors and trailers).

Paid Time Off (PTO), including vacation and holidays.

Comprehensive Health, Dental, and Vision insurance.


Amazon Fresh Grocery Delivery Driver

About the Role (Amazon Fresh):

Join the fast-growing world of online grocery delivery with Amazon. We are looking for customer-focused and reliable individuals to be Amazon Fresh Delivery Drivers. This is a direct 'entry-level' employee position with Amazon. Unlike 'gig work,' you will be provided with an Amazon-branded vehicle and all the tools you need for your shift. You will be responsible for delivering Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods Market orders directly to customers' doors. This role is all about customer service and reliability, as you are handling time-sensitive and temperature-controlled items (groceries, produce, frozen goods). 'No experience' in delivery is necessary; we provide comprehensive, paid training to get you started.

Your New Career – The Role:

As an Amazon Fresh Delivery Driver, your primary duty is to provide an exceptional customer experience by delivering grocery orders accurately, on time, and with a friendly attitude. You will use an Amazon-branded van and a handheld 'Rabbit' device to manage your deliveries. This is a physical, active role that involves lifting and carrying grocery bags (up to 50 lbs) and navigating multiple stops in residential neighborhoods. You must be comfortable working in a fast-paced environment and be available for various shifts, including early 'day shift' (for morning grocery orders) and 'weekend shift' rotations.

The Training – Your Foundation for Success:

Your career begins with a paid training program that prepares you for the specific demands of grocery delivery:

Vehicle & Safety: You will learn to safely operate our delivery vans and use the provided safety equipment.

Technology & Scanning: You'll be trained on the handheld 'Rabbit' device, which manages your route, scans items, and provides customer notes.

Grocery Handling: You will learn the specific procedures for handling temperature-controlled items, including insulated bags and frozen goods, to ensure food safety and quality.

Customer Service: We will train you on our customer service standards, including how to handle attended deliveries (handing to the customer) and unattended deliveries (leaving at the door).

A Day in the Life – What to Expect:

Your 'workday' is focused on local routes and customer interaction:

Start of Shift: You'll arrive at the Amazon Fresh or Whole Foods delivery station for your 'day shift' (e.g., 8:00 AM). You'll check in, get your route and vehicle assignment, and perform a pre-trip inspection.

Load-Out: You will go to the pickup area where pre-picked grocery orders, sorted by route, will be waiting. You'll scan and load the totes and bags into your van, ensuring chilled and frozen items are in the correct temperature-controlled bags.

On the Road (Delivery): You'll follow the route on your handheld device, delivering grocery orders to customers. This involves parking safely, carrying multiple bags to the customer's doorstep, and following their delivery instructions precisely. Some deliveries may require customer interaction.

End of Shift: After your last delivery, you'll return to the station. You'll unload any delivery supplies (like insulated bags), return undeliverable items, and complete your post-trip vehicle inspection. You'll check out, and your shift is complete.

The Lifestyle – Schedule & Environment:

This role is perfect for those who enjoy driving, interacting with people, and having an active job. You will be working outdoors in all weather conditions. We offer both full-time and part-time schedules. Shifts are typically 8-10 hours. As grocery delivery is a 7-day-a-week business, 'weekend shift' availability is essential. You'll be a W-2 employee of Amazon, eligible for Amazon's comprehensive benefits.

Why Amazon Fresh Delivery?

This is a fantastic 'entry-level' opportunity to join Amazon directly. You get the stability of being an Amazon employee, with a set schedule (unlike Flex) and access to Amazon's full range of 'Day 1' benefits, including health insurance and paid time off. We provide the vehicle, the fuel, and the technology—you just bring your safe driving skills and customer-first attitude.

Logistics, Delivery, Transportation, Customer Service, Grocery

Competitive hourly wage. 'No experience' required. Paid training provided.

Safely operate an Amazon-provided delivery van to deliver grocery orders.

Follow a pre-planned route and delivery schedule provided by a handheld device.

Handle and deliver temperature-sensitive items (chilled, frozen) using provided equipment.

Load and unload totes and bags of groceries, each weighing up to 50 lbs.

Provide friendly and professional customer service during attended deliveries.

Use a handheld device to scan items, navigate, and confirm delivery.

Perform daily vehicle inspections (pre-trip and post-trip).

Must be at least 21 years of age. 'No experience' in delivery required. Must have a valid driver's license and a clean driving record. Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug screen (where applicable) and background check. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs and be able to get in and out of a van and walk up/down stairs for an 8-10 hour shift. Must be eligible to work in the U.S.

Driving, Customer Service, Time Management, Safety Management, Physical Stamina, Following Instructions, Reliability

Full-time and Part-time schedules available. Shifts are typically 8-10 hours. 'Day shift' (including early morning) and 'weekend shift' availability is required.

Health, Dental, and Vision insurance (for full-time).


Logistics Shift Assistant

About the Role (Amazon Fresh):

Join the fast-growing world of online grocery delivery with Amazon. We are looking for customer-focused and reliable individuals to be Amazon Fresh Delivery Drivers. This is a direct 'entry-level' employee position with Amazon. Unlike 'gig work,' you will be provided with an Amazon-branded vehicle and all the tools you need for your shift. You will be responsible for delivering Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods Market orders directly to customers' doors. This role is all about customer service and reliability, as you are handling time-sensitive and temperature-controlled items (groceries, produce, frozen goods). 'No experience' in delivery is necessary; we provide comprehensive, paid training to get you started.

Your New Career – The Role:

As an Amazon Fresh Delivery Driver, your primary duty is to provide an exceptional customer experience by delivering grocery orders accurately, on time, and with a friendly attitude. You will use an Amazon-branded van and a handheld 'Rabbit' device to manage your deliveries. This is a physical, active role that involves lifting and carrying grocery bags (up to 50 lbs) and navigating multiple stops in residential neighborhoods. You must be comfortable working in a fast-paced environment and be available for various shifts, including early 'day shift' (for morning grocery orders) and 'weekend shift' rotations.

The Training – Your Foundation for Success:

Your career begins with a paid training program that prepares you for the specific demands of grocery delivery:

Vehicle & Safety: You will learn to safely operate our delivery vans and use the provided safety equipment.

Technology & Scanning: You'll be trained on the handheld 'Rabbit' device, which manages your route, scans items, and provides customer notes.

Grocery Handling: You will learn the specific procedures for handling temperature-controlled items, including insulated bags and frozen goods, to ensure food safety and quality.

Customer Service: We will train you on our customer service standards, including how to handle attended deliveries (handing to the customer) and unattended deliveries (leaving at the door).

A Day in the Life – What to Expect:

Your 'workday' is focused on local routes and customer interaction:

Start of Shift: You'll arrive at the Amazon Fresh or Whole Foods delivery station for your 'day shift' (e.g., 8:00 AM). You'll check in, get your route and vehicle assignment, and perform a pre-trip inspection.

Load-Out: You will go to the pickup area where pre-picked grocery orders, sorted by route, will be waiting. You'll scan and load the totes and bags into your van, ensuring chilled and frozen items are in the correct temperature-controlled bags.

On the Road (Delivery): You'll follow the route on your handheld device, delivering grocery orders to customers. This involves parking safely, carrying multiple bags to the customer's doorstep, and following their delivery instructions precisely. Some deliveries may require customer interaction.

End of Shift: After your last delivery, you'll return to the station. You'll unload any delivery supplies (like insulated bags), return undeliverable items, and complete your post-trip vehicle inspection. You'll check out, and your shift is complete.

The Lifestyle – Schedule & Environment:

This role is perfect for those who enjoy driving, interacting with people, and having an active job. You will be working outdoors in all weather conditions. We offer both full-time and part-time schedules. Shifts are typically 8-10 hours. As grocery delivery is a 7-day-a-week business, 'weekend shift' availability is essential. You'll be a W-2 employee of Amazon, eligible for Amazon's comprehensive benefits.

Why Amazon Fresh Delivery?

This is a fantastic 'entry-level' opportunity to join Amazon directly. You get the stability of being an Amazon employee, with a set schedule (unlike Flex) and access to Amazon's full range of 'Day 1' benefits, including health insurance and paid time off. We provide the vehicle, the fuel, and the technology—you just bring your safe driving skills and customer-first attitude

Logistics, Supply Chain, Operations, Leadership, Warehouse, Transportation

Competitive hourly wage for an 'entry-level' support role. 'Night shift' and 'weekend shift' may include a shift differential.

Support the daily management of a Delivery Station's 'Sort' and 'Load-Out' operations.

Lead a small team of Amazon associates, assigning tasks and tracking performance.

Act as the main point of contact for Delivery Service Partner (DSP) drivers during load-out.

Troubleshoot and resolve on-the-spot problems, such as missing packages, route errors, or system issues.

Ensure all safety procedures are followed by associates and drivers in the station.

Prepare and audit delivery routes to ensure accuracy before drivers arrive.

Communicate with Shift Managers and other Process Assistants to manage operational flow.

Complete daily reports and logs on shift performance and any issues.

High school diploma or GED required. Must be at least 18 years of age. 'No experience' in logistics is required, but 6+ months of experience in a warehouse or fast-paced environment is preferred. Must be able to pass a background check and drug screen (where applicable). Must be ableto stand/walk for an 8-10 hour shift and lift up to 49 lbs. Strong communication, problem-solving, and leadership skills. Comfortable using computers and handheld scanners. Must have flexible availability for 'night shift' and 'weekend shift' schedules.

Leadership, Problem-Solving, Communication, Operations, Logistics, Teamwork, Process Improvement, Safety Management, Time Management

Full-time, 40 hours per week. Shifts are typically 8-10 hours. 'Night shift' (overnight) and 'weekend shift' availability is mandatory for this role.

Paid Training (including leadership and operations).

Competitive hourly pay with shift differentials.

Comprehensive Health, Dental, and Vision insurance (from Day 1).

Amazon Career Choice program (tuition assistance).

Clear career path to Operations Manager.


Amazon DSP Delivery Driver

About the Role (Amazon Fresh):

Join the fast-growing world of online grocery delivery with Amazon. We are looking for customer-focused and reliable individuals to be Amazon Fresh Delivery Drivers. This is a direct 'entry-level' employee position with Amazon. Unlike 'gig work,' you will be provided with an Amazon-branded vehicle and all the tools you need for your shift. You will be responsible for delivering Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods Market orders directly to customers' doors. This role is all about customer service and reliability, as you are handling time-sensitive and temperature-controlled items (groceries, produce, frozen goods). 'No experience' in delivery is necessary; we provide comprehensive, paid training to get you started.

Your New Career – The Role:

As an Amazon Fresh Delivery Driver, your primary duty is to provide an exceptional customer experience by delivering grocery orders accurately, on time, and with a friendly attitude. You will use an Amazon-branded van and a handheld 'Rabbit' device to manage your deliveries. This is a physical, active role that involves lifting and carrying grocery bags (up to 50 lbs) and navigating multiple stops in residential neighborhoods. You must be comfortable working in a fast-paced environment and be available for various shifts, including early 'day shift' (for morning grocery orders) and 'weekend shift' rotations.

The Training – Your Foundation for Success:

Your career begins with a paid training program that prepares you for the specific demands of grocery delivery:

Vehicle & Safety: You will learn to safely operate our delivery vans and use the provided safety equipment.

Technology & Scanning: You'll be trained on the handheld 'Rabbit' device, which manages your route, scans items, and provides customer notes.

Grocery Handling: You will learn the specific procedures for handling temperature-controlled items, including insulated bags and frozen goods, to ensure food safety and quality.

Customer Service: We will train you on our customer service standards, including how to handle attended deliveries (handing to the customer) and unattended deliveries (leaving at the door).

A Day in the Life – What to Expect:

Your 'workday' is focused on local routes and customer interaction:

Start of Shift: You'll arrive at the Amazon Fresh or Whole Foods delivery station for your 'day shift' (e.g., 8:00 AM). You'll check in, get your route and vehicle assignment, and perform a pre-trip inspection.

Load-Out: You will go to the pickup area where pre-picked grocery orders, sorted by route, will be waiting. You'll scan and load the totes and bags into your van, ensuring chilled and frozen items are in the correct temperature-controlled bags.

On the Road (Delivery): You'll follow the route on your handheld device, delivering grocery orders to customers. This involves parking safely, carrying multiple bags to the customer's doorstep, and following their delivery instructions precisely. Some deliveries may require customer interaction.

End of Shift: After your last delivery, you'll return to the station. You'll unload any delivery supplies (like insulated bags), return undeliverable items, and complete your post-trip vehicle inspection. You'll check out, and your shift is complete.

The Lifestyle – Schedule & Environment:

This role is perfect for those who enjoy driving, interacting with people, and having an active job. You will be working outdoors in all weather conditions. We offer both full-time and part-time schedules. Shifts are typically 8-10 hours. As grocery delivery is a 7-day-a-week business, 'weekend shift' availability is essential. You'll be a W-2 employee of Amazon, eligible for Amazon's comprehensive benefits.

Why Amazon Fresh Delivery?

This is a fantastic 'entry-level' opportunity to join Amazon directly. You get the stability of being an Amazon employee, with a set schedule (unlike Flex) and access to Amazon's full range of 'Day 1' benefits, including health insurance and paid time off. We provide the vehicle, the fuel, and the technology—you just bring your safe driving skills and customer-first attitud.

Safely operate an Amazon-branded cargo van in all weather conditions.

Load and unload packages from the van, weighing up to 50 lbs.

Deliver 150-250+ packages per shift, exiting and entering the vehicle frequently.

Provide exceptional customer service and follow all customer delivery instructions.

Perform daily vehicle inspections (pre-trip and post-trip) to ensure safety.

Use a handheld device for route navigation, scanning packages, and completing deliveries.

Communicate effectively with dispatch and the DSP team.

Adhere to all DOT regulations and safety standards.

Paid Training (including classroom and on-road).

401(k) with company match (varies by DSP).

Company-provided vehicle, fuel, and uniform.

Opportunities for advancement to Lead Driver, Dispatcher, or Operations Manager.


Amazon Flex Driver

About the Role (Amazon Flex):

Become your own boss with Amazon Flex. This is not a traditional job; it's a 'gig work' opportunity that offers you the ultimate flexibility to earn money on your own schedule. As an Amazon Flex Delivery Partner, you will use your own vehicle to deliver Amazon packages. You choose your 'delivery blocks'—shifts that fit your life. Whether you're looking for a 'day shift' between classes, a 'night shift' after your primary job, or 'weekend shift' work to boost your income, you are in control. This is a perfect 'no experience' required role for anyone 21 or older with a valid driver's license and a smartphone.

Your New Career – The Role:

As an Amazon Flex partner, you are an independent contractor. Your primary role is to pick up pre-packaged orders from a local Amazon station (Fulfillment Center, Sortation Center, or Fresh Warehouse) and deliver them directly to customers. The types of deliveries you make can vary, from standard Amazon.com packages to time-sensitive Amazon Fresh groceries or Prime Now orders. You are responsible for managing your time, navigating your route, and ensuring packages are delivered accurately and safely. This is an active, on-the-go role that is perfect for those who love to drive and work independently.

The 'Training' – Getting Started:

Getting started with Amazon Flex is simple. 'No experience' is necessary. The process is managed entirely through the Amazon Flex app:

Download the App: You will download the Amazon Flex app to your smartphone.

Onboarding: You will complete an online registration, provide proof of your driver's license, vehicle insurance, and social security number for a background check.

Video Training: You will watch a series of short, instructional videos within the app that teach you the delivery process: how to accept blocks, how to scan packages at the station, how to use the navigation, and how to complete a delivery or handle an issue (like an undeliverable package).

There is no classroom training; you learn everything you need right from your phone before you start your first block.

A Day in the Life – What to Expect:

Your 'workday' is defined by the blocks you schedule:

Schedule Your Block: You will open the Flex app and browse available delivery blocks for the coming days. Blocks show the station location, the duration (e.g., 3.5 hours), and the guaranteed minimum payment for that block.

Arrive at the Station: You'll drive your personal vehicle to the Amazon station at the start of your block. You'll check in using the app.

Pick Up Packages: You will be directed to a pickup area where you'll scan a route code. A cart with all the packages for your route will be assigned to you. You'll scan each package and load them into your own car.

On the Road (Delivery): You'll open the Flex app, which now has your complete, pre-planned route with navigation. You will drive your car to each stop, scan the package, and deliver it according to the customer's instructions (e.g., 'Leave with receptionist'). You will take a photo of the delivery to confirm its location.

Problem-Solving: If you have an issue (e.g., can't access a building), you'll use the app to contact the customer or Amazon support for help.

End of Block: Once your last package is delivered, you's done. You can go straight home. If you finish your route before the block time ends (e.g., you finish a 4-hour block in 3.5 hours), you still get paid for the full 4 hours. If your route takes longer, you are paid for the extra time.

The Lifestyle – Schedule & Flexibility:

This is the main benefit of Flex. You have total control. You can work as much or as little as you want, any day of the week. You can schedule blocks for the early 'day shift' (e.g., 6:00 AM) or a 'night shift' (e.g., 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM). 'Weekend shift' blocks are also widely available. You are responsible for your own vehicle, fuel, and insurance. Amazon provides a supplementary commercial auto insurance policy that applies only when you are on an active delivery block.

Why Amazon Flex?:

Amazon Flex is the perfect 'gig' for those who value independence and flexibility. You are your own boss. You know your earnings upfront before you accept a block. It's an ideal way to supplement your income, save for a goal, or earn money while fitting work around your life, not the other way around. 'No experience' is needed, and you can start earning quickly after your background check clears.

Schedule and arrive on time for selected delivery 'blocks' using the Amazon Flex app.

Use your personal vehicle (e.g., sedan, SUV, or van) for all deliveries.

Pick up pre-packaged orders from an Amazon station.

Scan all packages and load them efficiently into your vehicle.

Follow the Amazon Flex app's navigation and delivery instructions.

Deliver packages safely and accurately to customers, sometimes taking a photo for proof.

Handle various delivery types, including standard packages, groceries, and restaurant orders.

Return any undeliverable packages to the station at the end of your block.

Flexible Schedule: You choose when and how much you work.

Upfront Earnings: See your minimum payment before you accept a block.

Be Your Own Boss: Work independently as an independent contractor.

Fast Payments: Get paid multiple times a week via direct deposit.

Supplementary commercial auto insurance provided by Amazon (applies only during delivery blocks).


Amazon CDL Class A Truck Driver (Freight Partner)

About the Role (Amazon Freight Partner):

This is a career-defining opportunity for a professional CDL Class A Driver. You will be working for an Amazon Freight Partner (AFP), an independent, local trucking company that hauls exclusively for Amazon. As an AFP Driver, you are the critical link in Amazon's 'middle-mile' logistics network, responsible for hauling Amazon loads (in Amazon-branded tractors and trailers) between our Fulfillment Centers, Sortation Centers, and other sites. We are looking for experienced, safety-conscious CDL drivers who value consistency, new equipment, and predictable routes. Unlike traditional OTR trucking, this role offers a stable schedule and allows you to be home every day. We are hiring for 'night shift' and 'weekend shift' schedules.

Your New Career – The Role:

As a CDL Driver for an Amazon Freight Partner, your primary responsibility is the safe and reliable transportation of Amazon freight. You will be operating brand-new, state-of-the-art tractor-trailers (e.g., Volvo, Freightliner) equipped with advanced safety technology. Your routes are 'line haul' runs—predictable, round-trip routes that are 100% 'no-touch freight' (drop-and-hook). You will pick up a pre-loaded trailer from one Amazon site and drop it at another, then pick up another pre-loaded trailer to return. This is a role for a true professional who takes pride in safety, on-time performance, and maintaining their equipment. This is a full-time, W-2 employment position with a local company, not a 'gig' or 1099 role.

The Training – Your Foundation for Success:

Your career begins with a comprehensive, paid training and onboarding program. While CDL-A experience is required, 'no experience' with Amazon's specific yard procedures is needed. Our program covers:

Amazon Technology: You will be trained on the 'Amazon Relay' app, the technology that manages your schedule, routes, and check-in/check-out at all Amazon sites.

Yard & Safety Procedures: You will learn Amazon's specific safety protocols for navigating and operating within our busy fulfillment center yards, including drop-and-hook procedures and how to interact with yard support staff.

Equipment Training: You'll be familiarized with our new-model tractors and their advanced features (e.g., collision mitigation, lane departure warnings).

A Day in the Life – What to Expect:

Your 'workday' is structured, predictable, and focused on driving.

Start of Shift (e.g., 'Night Shift'): You'll arrive at your DSP's local truck yard for your shift (e.g., 6:00 PM). You'll check in via the Relay app, get your route assignment, and perform a thorough pre-trip inspection (DVIR) on your assigned tractor.

First Leg: You'll drive the tractor (bobtail) to your first Amazon site (e.g., a Fulfillment Center). Using the Relay app, you'll find your pre-loaded trailer, hook up, and check out.

Line Haul: You will drive your scheduled route (e.g., a 4-hour drive to an Amazon Sortation Center). This is 100% 'no-touch freight'. You are focused on safe, on-time driving.

Drop & Hook: You'll arrive at the destination site, drop your loaded trailer in the assigned spot, and then pick up your next pre-loaded trailer (which is heading back to your origin).

Return Leg: You will drive the return route back to the original Amazon site.

End of Shift: You'll drop the return trailer, drive the tractor back to your home yard, perform your post-trip inspection, and check out. Because your routes are predictable, you are home at the end of every shift.

The Lifestyle – Schedule & Environment:

This role offers a lifestyle that 'over-the-road' (OTR) trucking cannot. You are home every day. We run 24/7, so we have various schedules available. 'Night shift' and 'weekend shift' drivers are in high demand and often receive a shift differential. A typical schedule might be four 12-hour shifts followed by four days off, or five 8-hour shifts. You'll be working in a professional environment, operating top-of-the-line, well-maintained equipment. You are respected as a vital professional in the logistics chain.

Why an Amazon Freight Partner?:

Working for an AFP provides the consistency of working with a world-class company (Amazon) and the culture of a small, local business. We offer highly competitive pay, comprehensive benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision, 401k), paid time off, and performance bonuses. You are not just a number; you are a valued member of our team. This is a long-term career opportunity for a professional CDL driver who is ready for a stable, home-daily position.

Safely operate a Class A tractor-trailer (semi-truck) on local and regional 'line haul' routes.

Haul 100% 'no-touch freight' (drop-and-hook) between Amazon sites.

Use the Amazon Relay app to manage routes, check-in/out of sites, and record progress.

Perform thorough pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections (DVIR) in accordance with DOT regulations.

Adhere to all DOT Hours of Service (HOS) regulations and company safety policies.

Communicate effectively with dispatch and Amazon yard staff.

Maintain professionalism and a commitment to on-time performance.

Home Daily: Consistent, predictable routes.

New, well-maintained equipment (Amazon-branded tractors and trailers).

Paid Time Off (PTO), including vacation and holidays.

Comprehensive Health, Dental, and Vision insurance.


Amazon Fresh Grocery Driver

About the Role (Amazon Fresh):

Join the fast-growing world of online grocery delivery with Amazon. We are looking for customer-focused and reliable individuals to be Amazon Fresh Delivery Drivers. This is a direct 'entry-level' employee position with Amazon. Unlike 'gig work,' you will be provided with an Amazon-branded vehicle and all the tools you need for your shift. You will be responsible for delivering Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods Market orders directly to customers' doors. This role is all about customer service and reliability, as you are handling time-sensitive and temperature-controlled items (groceries, produce, frozen goods). 'No experience' in delivery is necessary; we provide comprehensive, paid training to get you started.

Your New Career – The Role:

As an Amazon Fresh Delivery Driver, your primary duty is to provide an exceptional customer experience by delivering grocery orders accurately, on time, and with a friendly attitude. You will use an Amazon-branded van and a handheld 'Rabbit' device to manage your deliveries. This is a physical, active role that involves lifting and carrying grocery bags (up to 50 lbs) and navigating multiple stops in residential neighborhoods. You must be comfortable working in a fast-paced environment and be available for various shifts, including early 'day shift' (for morning grocery orders) and 'weekend shift' rotations.

The Training – Your Foundation for Success:

Your career begins with a paid training program that prepares you for the specific demands of grocery delivery:

Vehicle & Safety: You will learn to safely operate our delivery vans and use the provided safety equipment.

Technology & Scanning: You'll be trained on the handheld 'Rabbit' device, which manages your route, scans items, and provides customer notes.

Grocery Handling: You will learn the specific procedures for handling temperature-controlled items, including insulated bags and frozen goods, to ensure food safety and quality.

Customer Service: We will train you on our customer service standards, including how to handle attended deliveries (handing to the customer) and unattended deliveries (leaving at the door).

A Day in the Life – What to Expect:

Your 'workday' is focused on local routes and customer interaction:

Start of Shift: You'll arrive at the Amazon Fresh or Whole Foods delivery station for your 'day shift' (e.g., 8:00 AM). You'll check in, get your route and vehicle assignment, and perform a pre-trip inspection.

Load-Out: You will go to the pickup area where pre-picked grocery orders, sorted by route, will be waiting. You'll scan and load the totes and bags into your van, ensuring chilled and frozen items are in the correct temperature-controlled bags.

On the Road (Delivery): You'll follow the route on your handheld device, delivering grocery orders to customers. This involves parking safely, carrying multiple bags to the customer's doorstep, and following their delivery instructions precisely. Some deliveries may require customer interaction.

End of Shift: After your last delivery, you'll return to the station. You'll unload any delivery supplies (like insulated bags), return undeliverable items, and complete your post-trip vehicle inspection. You'll check out, and your shift is complete.

The Lifestyle – Schedule & Environment:

This role is perfect for those who enjoy driving, interacting with people, and having an active job. You will be working outdoors in all weather conditions. We offer both full-time and part-time schedules. Shifts are typically 8-10 hours. As grocery delivery is a 7-day-a-week business, 'weekend shift' availability is essential. You'll be a W-2 employee of Amazon, eligible for Amazon's comprehensive benefits.

Why Amazon Fresh Delivery?:

This is a fantastic 'entry-level' opportunity to join Amazon directly. You get the stability of being an Amazon employee, with a set schedule (unlike Flex) and access to Amazon's full range of 'Day 1' benefits, including health insurance and paid time off. We provide the vehicle, the fuel, and the technology—you just bring your safe driving skills and customer-first attitude.

Safely operate an Amazon-provided delivery van to deliver grocery orders.

Follow a pre-planned route and delivery schedule provided by a handheld device.

Handle and deliver temperature-sensitive items (chilled, frozen) using provided equipment.

Load and unload totes and bags of groceries, each weighing up to 50 lbs.

Provide friendly and professional customer service during attended deliveries.

Use a handheld device to scan items, navigate, and confirm delivery.

Perform daily vehicle inspections (pre-trip and post-trip).

Health, Dental, and Vision insurance (for full-time).


Amazon DOT Delivery Driver (DSP)

About the Role (Delivery Service Partner - DOT):

This is a specialized driving role for a Delivery Service Partner (DSP). We are seeking drivers for our DOT (Department of Transportation) regulated vehicles. These are larger, step-van style trucks (non-CDL, but DOT medical card required) used for delivering larger packages and higher-volume routes. As a DOT Driver, you are a key member of the 'last-mile' team, representing Amazon with a high degree of safety and professionalism. This is an 'entry-level' driving role ('no experience' with this specific vehicle is required), but it demands a high level of responsibility. We provide and pay for all training, including DOT certification and your medical card physical.

Your New Career – The Role:

As a DOT Delivery Driver, your primary responsibility is the safe operation of a 10,000+ lb. vehicle and the accurate, on-time delivery of Amazon packages. You will manage a larger route and vehicle than a standard cargo van driver. This is a physically demanding, fast-paced job that requires a strong commitment to safety protocols, DOT regulations, and customer service. You will be on your feet, in and out of the truck, and lifting heavy items (up to 50 lbs) throughout your shift. This is a full-time, 4-day work week (four 10-hour shifts) that includes 'weekend shift' work. 'Day shift' schedules are standard.

The Training – Your Foundation for Success:

This is a 'no experience' necessary role, but it has specialized training, all of which is paid:

DOT Medical Card: The first step is passing a DOT physical exam to obtain your medical card, which we schedule and pay for.

Vehicle & Safety Training: You will receive extensive, specialized training on operating the larger step-vans, including pre-trip/post-trip inspections (DVIR), safe backing, and maneuvering in tight spaces.

DOT Compliance: You will be trained on DOT Hours of Service (HOS) regulations and how to maintain an accurate electronic log (ELD), although most local routes are exempt.

Delivery Process: You will learn the standard Amazon delivery process using the 'Rabbit' handheld device for navigation, scanning, and customer service.

A Day in the Life – What to Expect:

Your 'workday' is a 10-hour 'day shift' focused on safety and volume:

Morning (Load-Out): You'll arrive at the Amazon Delivery Station, perform your detailed DOT pre-trip inspection, and log your duty status. You will then load your larger vehicle with a high-volume route (often 250+ packages).

On the Road (Delivery): You will spend the majority of your 10-hour shift driving and delivering. Because you are in a larger vehicle, you must be hyper-aware of your surroundings, avoiding low bridges and weight-restricted roads. You will be physically active, managing larger and sometimes heavier packages, and climbing in and out of the step-van.

DOT Compliance: You are a regulated driver. You must be diligent about your vehicle inspections and (if required) your hours of service, taking all mandated breaks.

End of Shift (Check-In): You'll return to the station, return your handheld device, present your post-trip inspection report, and check out with your DSP team.

The Lifestyle – Schedule & Environment:

This role is for the dedicated professional who enjoys the responsibility of a larger vehicle. The 4-day workweek (with three days off) is a significant perk. 'Weekend shift' (Saturday or Sunday) is a standard part of the schedule. You will be an employee of a local DSP, not Amazon, giving you a small-team feel with the backing of a global logistics leader.

Why this DOT Role?:

This is a step up from a standard delivery job. It's a great 'entry-level' path into the professional, regulated side of the transportation industry without needing a CDL. You gain a valuable DOT certification (your medical card) and experience in a high-demand field. Your DSP provides the vehicle, the fuel, the training, and a full benefits package, offering a stable career with room to grow.

An independent local delivery company that partners with Amazon to deliver packages. This is not a direct hire position with Amazon.

Logistics, Delivery, Transportation, DOT, Entry Level

Higher starting wage for DOT-regulated role. Paid training provided. Includes performance bonuses.

Safely operate a DOT-regulated vehicle (e.g., step-van) on a 'last-mile' delivery route.

Obtain and maintain a DOT Medical Card (company-paid).

Perform daily, detailed DOT pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections (DVIR).

Deliver a high volume of packages (200+) per shift, lifting items up to 50 lbs.

Adhere to all DOT regulations, including Hours of Service (HOS) if applicable.

Provide excellent customer service and follow all delivery instructions.

Use a handheld device for navigation, scanning, and proof of delivery.

Work a 10-hour 'day shift', including mandatory 'weekend shift' rotations.

Must be at least 21 years of age. 'No experience' required. Must have a valid driver's license and a clean driving record (no suspensions, DUIs, etc.). Must be able to pass a DOT physical exam, a background check, and a pre-employment drug screen. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs and be physically active for a 10-hour shift. Must be eligible to work in the U.S. and comfortable with technology.

Driving, DOT Compliance, Safety Management, Vehicle Inspection (DVIR), Time Management, Customer Service, Physical Stamina, Navigation

Full-time, 40 hours per week. 4-day workweek with 10-hour 'day shift' schedules. 'Weekend shift' availability is required.

Paid Training, including DOT Medical Card certification.

Company-provided vehicle (step-van), fuel, and uniform.

Gaining a valuable DOT certification and professional driving experience.


Last Mile Delivery Driver (Amazon DSP)

About the Role (Delivery Service Partner):

Join a local Delivery Service Partner (DSP), an independent company that delivers packages for Amazon. We are looking for dedicated, reliable, and customer-focused individuals to join our 'last-mile' delivery team. As a Last Mile Delivery Driver, you are the face of Amazon, responsible for ensuring packages arrive at customers' doors safely and on time. This is a full-time, physically active role in a fast-paced environment. This is an 'entry-level' position where 'no experience' in commercial driving is required. We provide a comprehensive, paid training program that fully prepares you to be a safe and successful delivery professional.

Your New Career – The Role:

As a Last Mile Delivery Driver, your primary duty is the safe and efficient delivery of a high volume of Amazon packages. You will operate a modern, Amazon-branded delivery van (a standard cargo van or a larger step-van based on route) and use advanced handheld technology ('Rabbit') to navigate your route and manage deliveries. You are an independent problem-solver on the road, handling customer interactions, navigating diverse neighborhoods, and overcoming daily delivery challenges. This is a full-time role, typically structured as four 10-hour shifts per week, which means you get three days off. You must be available to work 'weekend shift' rotations and holidays, as we are a 7-day-a-week operation.

The Training – Your Foundation for Success:

Your new career starts with a paid, multi-day training program. 'No experience' is necessary. Our training ensures you are confident in every aspect of the job before your first solo route:

Vehicle & Safety Training: You'll receive classroom and on-road training to master the safe operation of our delivery vans. This includes pre- and post-trip vehicle inspections (DVIR), defensive driving techniques, and safe parking/backing procedures.

Technology Training: You'll become an expert on the handheld 'Rabbit' device, which provides your turn-by-turn navigation, package scanning, and customer delivery instructions.

Delivery & Customer Service: You'll learn the 'last-mile' delivery process from start to finish: how to efficiently load your van, manage your package manifest, follow customer delivery notes (e.g., 'leave on back porch'), and handle any delivery issues with a professional, customer-first attitude.

On-the-Road Experience: You will shadow an experienced driver and then be observed on your own route to ensure you meet all safety and performance standards.

A Day in the Life – What to Expect:

Your 'workday' is a 10-hour 'day shift' that is structured and active:

Morning (Load-Out): You'll arrive at the Amazon Delivery Station, check in with your DSP team, and perform a pre-trip inspection of your assigned van. You'll then proceed to the loading bays, where you will load your van with 150-250+ packages for your route, organizing them based on the 'Rabbit' device's plan. This is a fast-paced, 15-20 minute process.

On the Road (Delivery): For the next 8-10 hours, you will be on your own, following the route provided by your 'Rabbit' device. You will be exiting and entering the van frequently (up to 200+ times per day) to deliver packages. This is a highly physical job; you will be walking, lifting (up to 50 lbs), and climbing stairs in all weather conditions.

Problem-Solving: You will manage any on-road challenges, such as finding difficult addresses, navigating apartment complexes, or contacting customers or dispatch for support if you run into an issue.

End of Shift (Check-In): After your last delivery, you'll return to the Delivery Station. You'll drop off any undelivered packages, return your handheld device, and complete a post-trip vehicle inspection. You'll check out with your DSP, and your day is done.

The Lifestyle – Schedule & Environment:

This is not a desk job. You will be working outdoors in all weather conditions. The typical schedule is four 10-hour 'day shift' schedules per week, such as 10:30 AM - 9:00 PM. A 'weekend shift' (Saturday or Sunday) is almost always required. This schedule provides three days off per week, offering a great work-life balance for those who enjoy a compressed workweek.

Why a DSP?:

Working for an Amazon DSP means you get the best of both worlds: the stability and advanced technology of Amazon, combined with the personal, team-oriented culture of a small business. Your manager knows you by name and is dedicated to your success. We offer competitive pay, comprehensive benefits (which Amazon itself does not offer to 'gig' drivers), and opportunities for advancement into lead driver or dispatcher roles. This is a chance to build a real career in the booming logistics industry.

Competitive hourly wage plus potential for overtime and performance bonuses. Paid training provided.

Safely operate an Amazon-branded cargo van in all weather conditions.

Load and unload packages from the van, weighing up to 50 lbs.

Deliver 150-250+ packages per shift, exiting and entering the vehicle frequently.

Provide exceptional customer service and follow all customer delivery instructions.

Perform daily vehicle inspections (pre-trip and post-trip) to ensure safety.

Use a handheld device for route navigation, scanning packages, and completing deliveries.

Communicate effectively with dispatch and the DSP team.

Adhere to all DOT regulations and safety standards.

Full-time, 40 hours per week. Shifts are typically 10 hours long (e.g., 10:30 AM - 9:00 PM). 'Weekend shift' (Saturday or Sunday) availability is required. We deliver 7 days a week.

Paid Training (including classroom and on-road).

401(k) with company match (varies by DSP).

Company-provided vehicle, fuel, and uniform.

Opportunities for advancement to Lead Driver, Dispatcher, or Operations Manager.


Amazon Delivery Route Driver (Part-Time / Weekends)

About the Role (Delivery Service Partner):

Join a fast-growing local Delivery Service Partner (DSP) as a Part-Time Amazon Delivery Route Driver. This is the perfect role for students, individuals with another job, or anyone looking for a reliable, active, and independent part-time schedule. You will be delivering Amazon packages from a local delivery station to customers' homes and businesses. This is an 'entry-level' role; 'no experience' is necessary. We provide full, paid training on our vehicles, technology, and customer service expectations. We are specifically looking for candidates with 'weekend shift' availability (Saturday and Sunday).

Your New Career – The Role:

As a Delivery Route Driver, your core mission is to safely and efficiently execute a pre-planned delivery route. You will operate a company-provided cargo van and use a handheld 'Rabbit' device that gives you turn-by-turn navigation and all package information. This is a physically demanding role: you will be lifting, carrying, and delivering 150+ packages per shift, getting in and out of the van dozens of times, and walking/climbing stairs in all weather. This role requires a high degree of reliability, time management, and a customer-first attitude. You are the 'last mile' of the Amazon order, and your professionalism directly impacts the customer experience.

The Training – Your Foundation for Success:

'No experience' is needed to start. Our paid training is comprehensive and designed to make you a safe, confident driver:

Classroom & On-Road: You'll learn defensive driving skills, vehicle safety checks, and get hands-on experience driving our cargo vans.

Technology Mastery: We'll teach you how to use the 'Rabbit' handheld device to manage your route, scan packages, and communicate with dispatch.

Customer Service: You'll learn the standards for package placement, how to follow customer notes, and how to provide a friendly, professional interaction.

A Day in the Life – What to Expect:

Your 'workday' is fast-paced and rewarding:

Start of Shift: Arrive at the station for your 'day shift' (e.g., 10:00 AM). You'll do a quick team huddle, get your van keys, and perform a pre-trip vehicle inspection.

Load-Out: You'll spend 15-20 minutes at the loading area, efficiently loading your van with your assigned route's packages, using your 'Rabbit' to organize.

On the Route: You'll spend the next 8-10 hours on the road, delivering packages. You'll be working independently, listening to music or podcasts, and managing your time to stay on schedule.

End of Shift: Return to the station, drop off your 'Rabbit' device and any undelivered packages, and perform a post-trip inspection. You're paid for the full block, even if you finish early.

The Lifestyle – Schedule & Environment:

This is a part-time position focused on 'weekend shift' availability (Saturday and/or Sunday). Additional 'day shift' schedules during the week may be available if desired. This is an outdoor job where you will be active and on your feet. It's perfect for someone who dislikes being in an office and enjoys the freedom of the open road.

Why a DSP?:

As a W-2 employee of a local DSP, you get a stable, predictable job with the full backing and technology of Amazon. Unlike gig work, you get a company-provided vehicle (no wear and tear on your car), fuel, a uniform, and paid training. You are part of a supportive team that wants you to succeed. We offer competitive pay, paid time off, and opportunities to pick up more shifts.

Logistics, Delivery, Transportation, Part-Time, Weekend

Competitive hourly wage. Paid training provided. 'No experience' necessary.

Safely operate a company-provided delivery van on a designated route.

Follow all traffic laws and safety procedures.

Use a handheld device for navigation, scanning, and customer service.

Load and deliver 150+ packages per shift.

Work 'weekend shift' (Saturday and/or Sunday) consistently.

Perform vehicle inspections (pre-trip and post-trip).

Lift and carry packages weighing up to 50 lbs.

Provide friendly and professional customer service.

Must be at least 21 years of age. Must have a valid driver's license and a clean driving record. Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug screen and background check. 'No experience' required. Must be able to work a 'weekend shift'. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs and be physically active for an 8-10 hour shift.

Driving, Time Management, Reliability, Customer Service, Physical Fitness, Independent Work

Part-time, primarily 'weekend shift' (Saturday/Sunday). Shifts are typically 8-10 hours, 'day shift'. Additional weekday shifts may be available.

Paid Time Off (PTO) accrued based on hours worked.

A consistent, predictable part-time schedule.


Amazon Prime Van Driver (DOT Step-Van)

About the Role (Delivery Service Partner - DOT):

This is a specialized 'Prime Driver' role for a Delivery Service Partner (DSP). We are seeking drivers for our DOT (Department of Transportation) regulated vehicles. These are larger, step-van style trucks (non-CDL, but DOT medical card required) used for delivering larger packages and higher-volume routes. As a DOT Driver, you are a key member of the 'last-mile' team, representing Amazon with a high degree of safety and professionalism. This is an 'entry-level' driving role ('no experience' with this specific vehicle is required), but it demands a high level of responsibility. We provide and pay for all training, including DOT certification and your medical card physical.

Your New Career – The Role:

As an Amazon Prime Van Driver in our DOT fleet, your primary responsibility is the safe operation of a 10,000+ lb. vehicle and the accurate, on-time delivery of Amazon packages. You will manage a larger route and vehicle than a standard cargo van driver. This is a physically demanding, fast-paced job that requires a strong commitment to safety protocols, DOT regulations, and customer service. You will be on your feet, in and out of the truck, and lifting heavy items (up to 50 lbs) throughout your shift. This is a full-time, 4-day work week (four 10-hour shifts) that includes 'weekend shift' work. 'Day shift' schedules are standard.

The Training – Your Foundation for Success:

This is a 'no experience' necessary role, but it has specialized training, all of which is paid:

DOT Medical Card: The first step is passing a DOT physical exam to obtain your medical card, which we schedule and pay for.

Vehicle & Safety Training: You will receive extensive, specialized training on operating the larger step-vans, including pre-trip/post-trip inspections (DVIR), safe backing, and maneuvering in tight spaces.

DOT Compliance: You will be trained on DOT Hours of Service (HOS) regulations and how to maintain an accurate electronic log (ELD), although most local routes are exempt.

Delivery Process: You will learn the standard Amazon delivery process using the 'Rabbit' handheld device for navigation, scanning, and customer service.

A Day in the Life – What to Expect:

Your 'workday' is a 10-hour 'day shift' focused on safety and volume:

Morning (Load-Out): You'll arrive at the Amazon Delivery Station, perform your detailed DOT pre-trip inspection, and log your duty status. You will then load your larger vehicle with a high-volume route (often 250+ packages).

On the Road (Delivery): You will spend the majority of your 10-hour shift driving and delivering. Because you are in a larger vehicle, you must be hyper-aware of your surroundings, avoiding low bridges and weight-restricted roads. You will be physically active, managing larger and sometimes heavier packages, and climbing in and out of the step-van.

DOT Compliance: You are a regulated driver. You must be diligent about your vehicle inspections and (if required) your hours of service, taking all mandated breaks.

End of Shift (Check-In): You'll return to the station, return your handheld device, present your post-trip inspection report, and check out with your DSP team.

The Lifestyle – Schedule & Environment:

This role is for the dedicated professional who enjoys the responsibility of a larger vehicle. You are outdoors in all weather. The 4-day workweek (with three days off) is a significant perk. 'Weekend shift' (Saturday or Sunday) is a standard part of the schedule. You will be an employee of a local DSP, not Amazon, giving you a small-team feel with the backing of a global logistics leader.

Why this DOT Role?:

This is a step up from a standard delivery job. It's a great 'entry-level' path into the professional, regulated side of the transportation industry without needing a CDL. You gain a valuable DOT certification (your medical card) and experience in a high-demand field. Your DSP provides the vehicle, the fuel, the training, and a full benefits package, offering a stable career with room to grow.

Safely operate a DOT-regulated vehicle (e.g., step-van) on a 'last-mile' delivery route.

Obtain and maintain a DOT Medical Card (company-paid).

Perform daily, detailed DOT pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections (DVIR).

Deliver a high volume of packages (200+) per shift, lifting items up to 50 lbs.

Adhere to all DOT regulations, including Hours of Service (HOS) if applicable.

Provide excellent customer service and follow all delivery instructions.

Use a handheld device for navigation, scanning, and proof of delivery.

Work a 10-hour 'day shift', including mandatory 'weekend shift' rotations.


Amazon Cargo Delivery Driver (Night Shift)

About the Role (Delivery Service Partner):

Join a dedicated local Delivery Service Partner (DSP) as a 'Night Shift' Cargo Delivery Driver. This is a unique and critical role focused on the 'middle mile' and early-morning 'last mile' logistics. We are looking for highly reliable, independent, and safe drivers who thrive working overnight. As a 'Prime Driver' on the night shift, you will be responsible for moving cargo and preparing routes for the next day's 'day shift' operations. This is an 'entry-level' role ('no experience' required), but it demands precision and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment. We provide full paid training.

Your New Career – The Role:

As a 'Night Shift' Driver, your role differs from the standard 'day shift'. Your responsibilities may include:

Shuttle Runs: Driving larger cargo vans or box trucks (non-CDL) on 'middle mile' routes, moving pallets of packages from a Sortation Center to a local Delivery Station.

Early Morning Routes: Handling the first wave of 'day shift' deliveries, often to businesses or 'Amazon Key' customers, starting your route in the early morning (e.g., 4:00 AM).

Station Support: Assisting the overnight warehouse team with organizing and staging routes for the morning drivers.

This is a full-time role that operates while the city sleeps. It requires a high degree of responsibility, as you will be working with minimal supervision. You must be available for 'weekend shift' rotations as part of your overnight schedule.

The Training – Your Foundation for Success:

'No experience' is necessary. Our paid training is tailored to the 'night shift' operation:

Vehicle & Safety: Training on our specific vehicles, with a heavy emphasis on 'night shift' driving safety, vehicle inspections, and security protocols.

Technology: Mastering the 'Rabbit' handheld device for navigation and scanning, as well as any 'middle mile' tracking software.

Process Training: You'll learn the 'night shift' logistics flow, including how to handle manifests, secure cargo, and manage the hand-off to the 'day shift' team.

A Day in the Life – What to Expect:

Your 'workday' is a 'night shift' (e.g., 10:00 PM - 8:30 AM):

Start of Shift: You'll arrive at the station, huddle with the 'night shift' manager, receive your assignment, and perform your pre-trip inspection.

On the Road (Middle Mile): You might spend the first half of your shift driving a box truck to a larger Amazon hub, swapping trailers/vehicles, and returning with the packages for the next day's routes.

On the Road (Early Delivery): You might be assigned an early-morning delivery route. You'll load your van and begin deliveries before sunrise, focusing on commercial addresses and time-sensitive 'Prime' deliveries.

End of Shift: You'll return to the station as the 'day shift' is arriving. You'll complete your post-trip inspection, check out with your manager, and head home.

The Lifestyle – Schedule & Environment:

This role is perfect for a 'night owl' who enjoys the quiet of overnight work and the independence it brings. You'll be working in the dark, in all weather conditions. The schedule is typically four 10-hour 'night shift' schedules, with 'weekend shift' availability required. This schedule gives you your days free for family, school, or other pursuits.

Why this 'Night Shift' Role?:

This is a critical, specialized role within the DSP. Because it's a 'night shift', it often comes with a shift differential (higher pay). You are a key part of the logistics chain that makes 1-day delivery possible. You get all the benefits of a full-time DSP employee—paid training, company vehicle, benefits, and PTO—while working a schedule that many find preferable to the 'day shift' rush.

Amazon Delivery Service Partner (Night Shift)

Logistics, Delivery, Transportation, Night Shift, Warehouse

Competitive hourly wage. 'Night shift' and 'weekend shift' schedules may include a shift differential. Paid training.

Work a 'night shift' schedule, including 'weekend shift' rotations.

Safely operate a cargo van or box truck (non-CDL) for 'middle mile' shuttle runs or early-morning deliveries.

Load and unload cargo, which may involve pallet jacks or carts.

Use a handheld device for navigation, scanning, and route management.

Perform detailed pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections.

Adhere to all safety protocols for night driving and secure cargo.

Work independently with minimal supervision.

Communicate status updates to 'night shift' dispatch.

Must be at least 21 years of age. 'No experience' required. Must have a valid driver's license and a clean driving record. Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug screen and background check. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs and be physically active. Must be reliable and comfortable working a 'night shift' schedule (e.g., 10:00 PM - 8:30 AM).

Night Shift Operations, Driving, Safety Compliance, Independent Work, Reliability, Time Management, Logistics

Full-time, 40 hours per week. Shifts are overnight ('night shift'), typically 10 hours long. 'Weekend shift' availability is required.

Competitive hourly pay, often with a 'night shift' differential.

Consistent, full-time overnight schedule.


Independent Delivery Driver (Amazon Flex)

About the Role (Amazon Flex):

Be your own boss! We are looking for 'Independent Delivery Driver' partners for Amazon Flex. This is a 'gig work' opportunity that lets you earn money on your own schedule. As an Amazon Flex Delivery Partner, you will use your own vehicle to deliver Amazon packages from our area stations. You choose your 'delivery blocks'—shifts that fit your life. Whether you're looking for a 'day shift' to earn extra money, a 'night shift' after your main job, or 'weekend shift' work, you are in control. This is a perfect 'no experience' required role for anyone 21 or older with a valid driver's license, a qualifying vehicle, and a smartphone.

Your New Career – The Role:

As an Amazon Flex partner, you are an independent contractor. Your primary role is to pick up pre-packaged orders from a local Amazon station and deliver them directly to customers. The types of deliveries you make can vary, from standard Amazon.com packages to time-sensitive Amazon Fresh groceries or Prime Now orders. You are responsible for managing your time, navigating your route, and ensuring packages are delivered accurately and safely. This is an active, on-the-go role that is perfect for those who love to drive and work independently.

The 'Training' – Getting Started:

Getting started with Amazon Flex is simple. 'No experience' is necessary. The process is managed entirely through the Amazon Flex app:

Download the App: You will download the Amazon Flex app to your smartphone.

Onboarding: You will complete an online registration, provide proof of your driver's license, vehicle insurance, and social security number for a background check.

Video Training: You will watch a series of short, instructional videos within the app that teach you the delivery process: how to accept blocks, how to scan packages at the station, how to use the navigation, and how to complete a delivery or handle an issue (like an undeliverable package).

There is no classroom training; you learn everything you need right from your phone before you start your first block.

A Day in the Life – What to Expect:

Your 'workday' is defined by the blocks you schedule:

Schedule Your Block: You will open the Flex app and browse available delivery blocks for the coming days. Blocks show the station location, the duration (e.g., 3.5 hours), and the guaranteed minimum payment for that block.

Arrive at the Station: You'll drive your personal vehicle to the Amazon station at the start of your block. You'll check in using the app.

Pick Up Packages: You will be directed to a pickup area where you'll scan a route code. A cart with all the packages for your route will be assigned to you. You'll scan each package and load them into your own car.

On the Road (Delivery): You'll open the Flex app, which now has your complete, pre-planned route with navigation. You will drive your car to each stop, scan the package, and deliver it according to the customer's instructions (e.g., 'Leave with receptionist'). You will take a photo of the delivery to confirm its location.

Problem-Solving: If you have an issue (e.g., can't access a building), you'll use the app to contact the customer or Amazon support for help.

End of Block: Once your last package is delivered, you're done. You can go straight home. If you finish your route before the block time ends (e.g., you finish a 4-hour block in 3.5 hours), you still get paid for the full 4 hours.

The Lifestyle – Schedule & Flexibility:

This is the main benefit of Flex. You have total control. You can work as much or as little as you want, any day of the week. You can schedule blocks for the early 'day shift' (e.g., 6:00 AM) or a 'night shift' (e.g., 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM). 'Weekend shift' blocks are also widely available. You are responsible for your own vehicle, fuel, and insurance. Amazon provides a supplementary commercial auto insurance policy that applies only when you are on an active delivery block.

Why Amazon Flex?:

Amazon Flex is the perfect 'gig' for those who value independence and flexibility. You are your own boss. You know your earnings upfront before you accept a block. It's an ideal way to supplement your income, save for a goal, or earn money while fitting work around your life, not the other way around. 'No experience' is needed, and you can start earning quickly after your background check clears.

Amazon Flex

Amazon's 'gig economy' program that allows independent contractors to deliver packages using their own vehicles. This is not an employment position.

Earnings typically range from $18-$25 per hour, but vary based on location, customer tips (for some delivery types), and block duration. Pay is shown per 'block' (shift) in the app.

Schedule and arrive on time for selected delivery 'blocks' using the Amazon Flex app.

Use your personal vehicle (e.g., sedan, SUV, or van) for all deliveries.

Pick up pre-packaged orders from an Amazon station.

Scan all packages and load them efficiently into your vehicle.

Follow the Amazon Flex app's navigation and delivery instructions.

Deliver packages safely and accurately to customers, sometimes taking a photo for proof.

Handle various delivery types, including standard packages, groceries, and restaurant orders.

Return any undeliverable packages to the station at the end of your block.

Flexible Schedule: You choose when and how much you work.

Upfront Earnings: See your minimum payment before you accept a block.

Be Your Own Boss: Work independently as an independent contractor.

Fast Payments: Get paid multiple times a week via direct deposit.

Supplementary commercial auto insurance provided by Amazon (applies only during delivery blocks).