Seasonal Package Delivery Driver — Active On-the-Road Role

Jobtome; Prineville (OR); On-site; USD 26,000 - 37,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent weekly pay

Potential future career opportunities

Stay active during shifts

Experience with industry-leading UPS

Job summary

UPS is seeking a Seasonal Package Delivery Driver to join its team. You will deliver packages on your route, interact with customers, and work outdoors in all weather conditions. The position is seasonal, typically full-time with eight to ten hours per day, and schedules vary by operational needs.

Base pay starts at $23.00 per hour, with opportunities for future seasonal progression within UPS. A physical DOT requirement and safety guidelines are part of the role.

Qualifications

• Able to lift, lower, and carry packages up to 70 lbs.
• Valid license in your state (no CDL) and must pass DOT physical.
• Must pass UPS driver test and have excellent driving skills.
• Professional customer service and ability to follow UPS Appearance Guidelines.
• Wear the company-provided uniform and sturdy, slip-resistant footwear.
• Authorized to work in the United States.

Responsibilities

• Deliver packages to homes and businesses on a designated route.
• Drive an assigned route in a UPS brown truck.
• Interact with customers to provide friendly service and safe delivery.
• Work outdoors in varying weather and driving conditions.

Skills

Lifting up to 70 lbs

Valid driver’s license (no CDL)

DOT physical passed

UPS driver test

Excellent customer service

Uniform compliance

Sturdy work boots

Authorized to work in the U.S.

Job description

UPS is seeking a Seasonal Package Delivery Driver to join its team. You will deliver packages on your route, interact with customers, and work outdoors in all weather conditions. The position is seasonal, typically full-time with eight to ten hours per day, and schedules vary by operational needs.

Base pay starts at $23.00 per hour, with opportunities for future seasonal progression within UPS. A physical DOT requirement and safety guidelines are part of the role.