Amazon Flex Delivery Driver - Earn £14 - £18 per hour*

JR United Kingdom; London; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a forward-thinking company as an Amazon Flex Delivery Driver, where you can earn between £14 to £18 per hour. Enjoy the freedom of flexible hours, allowing you to be your own boss while delivering packages in your own vehicle. This role offers a unique opportunity to earn extra money for your daily expenses while working with a trusted brand that values safety and innovation. With no previous experience required, simply sign up, pass the necessary checks, and start delivering smiles to customers. It's a perfect way to achieve your financial goals on your terms.

Benefits

Flexible hours

Exclusive deals & discounts

Weekly pay

Qualifications

• No previous experience as a transportation driver is necessary.
• Must pass a background and criminal record check.

Responsibilities

• Deliver packages and get paid weekly.
• Schedule delivery blocks in advance based on your availability.

Skills

Valid UK driving licence

Smartphone (iPhone or Android)

Mid-size vehicle with 5 seats or larger

UK National Insurance Number

Commercial vehicle insurance

Job description

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Amazon Flex Delivery Driver - Earn £14 - £18 per hour*, london (brentford)

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Client:

Amazon Flex

Location:

london (brentford), United Kingdom

Job Category:

Other

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EU work permit required:

Yes

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Posted:

08.05.2025

Expiry Date:

22.06.2025

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Job Description:

Amazon Flex delivery driver - Earn £14 to £18* per hour.

Deliver packages and get paid weekly. Flexible hours. Be your own boss and get access to a wide range of exclusive deals & discounts.

What is Amazon Flex? It’s simple! You use your own vehicle and smartphone to deliver packages for Amazon. Save up for something big, earn extra money for day-to-day expenses, and get closer to your goals with Amazon Flex.

Flexible delivery blocks, without guesswork. Schedule blocks in advance or pick them each day based on your availability. You’ll know when you’re delivering, for how long, and how much you can earn before you begin.

Deliver smiles, backed by Amazon. To become a delivery driver, you will need a valid UK driving licence, an iPhone or Android smartphone and a mid-size vehicle with 5 seats or larger. You will also need a UK National Insurance Number, proof of your Right to Work in the UK, commercial vehicle insurance (also referred to as ‘hire and reward’ insurance) and, to pass a background and criminal record check which includes, but is not limited to, a review of driving licence records. No previous experience as a transportation driver, truck driver, taxi driver, courier driver or delivery driver is necessary. Current Amazon employees are not eligible to be delivery partners.

Becoming a delivery partner: How do I sign up? Simply tap the apply button to visit the Amazon Flex website and download the app today. After you download the Amazon Flex app, it will guide you step-by-step through the onboarding process. Once you have uploaded all required documents and passed your background check, you can start delivering smiles, backed by Amazon! Delivering packages to Amazon customers is a great way to earn extra money with a trusted company that puts safety and innovation first.

*Earnings estimates are based on location and delivering a number of packages across an estimated length of time (referred to as a block), completed while driving a standard motorized vehicle. Should Amazon Flex introduce blocks eligible to be delivered using scooters or other alternative modes of transportation, different rates may apply. We aim to ensure that the number of packages you are assigned to deliver within your block is realistic, taking into account congestion and the primary requirement to drive safely. However, the actual time taken per delivery may vary (because it could, occasionally, take less or more time than expected) so the earnings per hour may vary.

** Based on UK average fuel consumption for a courier or logistics vehicle.