Seasonal Package Delivery Driver — On-the-Road, Weekly Pay

United Parcel Service; Hackensack (NJ); On-site; USD 28,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly pay

Career growth

Active role

Industry leader

Job summary

United Parcel Service is seeking a seasonal package delivery driver to join our logistics team. You will drive one of our brown trucks, delivering packages to homes and businesses while providing reliable and friendly service.

This is a physically active role with driving, lifting, and customer interactions. Seasonal full-time hours typically range eight to ten hours per day, with shifts that may vary and include Monday–Friday or Tuesday–Saturday.

Qualifications

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

Responsibilities

• Deliver packages to homes and businesses on your route.
• Drive a UPS vehicle and follow route assignments.
• Provide reliable and friendly service to customers while on the road.
• Work outdoors in various weather conditions and stay active throughout your shift.

Skills

Lifting heavy loads

Driver's license (non-CDL)

DOT physical

UPS driver test

Customer service

Appearance guidelines

Work boots

Authorized to work in the U.S.

Job description

United Parcel Service is seeking a seasonal package delivery driver to join our logistics team. You will drive one of our brown trucks, delivering packages to homes and businesses while providing reliable and friendly service.

This is a physically active role with driving, lifting, and customer interactions. Seasonal full-time hours typically range eight to ten hours per day, with shifts that may vary and include Monday–Friday or Tuesday–Saturday.