Seasonal Package Delivery Driver - Active Routes & Pay

Jobtome; Grantville (KS); On-site; USD 26,000 - 37,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent weekly pay

Potential future career opportunities

Stay active on shift

Experience with UPS

Job summary

UPS is seeking seasonal package delivery drivers to join a world-renowned logistics network. You will drive a UPS truck, deliver packages to homes and businesses, and provide reliable, friendly service on your route.

This is a physically active role, outdoors in all weather, with driving and customer interactions throughout your day. Seasonal full-time drivers typically work eight to ten hours per day, with schedules varying by operational needs, possibly Monday–Friday or Tuesday–Saturday.

Qualifications

• Must be able to lift, lower, and carry packages weighing up to 70 lbs.
• Valid driver’s license (no CDL) in your state of residence; proof may be required.
• Pass the DOT physical.
• Pass a UPS driver test.
• Excellent customer service and driving skills.
• Able to comply with UPS Appearance Guidelines and wear the company uniform.
• Sturdy work boots or slip-resistant shoes.
• Authorized to work in the U.S.

Responsibilities

• Drive UPS routes delivering packages to homes and businesses.
• Provide reliable and friendly service during package deliveries.
• Work outdoors in various weather conditions and follow safety procedures.

Skills

Lift up to 70 lbs

Driver's license

DOT physical

UPS driver test

Customer service

Appearance guidelines

Work boots

US work authorization

Job description

UPS is seeking seasonal package delivery drivers to join a world-renowned logistics network. You will drive a UPS truck, deliver packages to homes and businesses, and provide reliable, friendly service on your route.

This is a physically active role, outdoors in all weather, with driving and customer interactions throughout your day. Seasonal full-time drivers typically work eight to ten hours per day, with schedules varying by operational needs, possibly Monday–Friday or Tuesday–Saturday.