Delivery Driver for Amazon Packages | Falcor Express

Falcor Express LLC
Falcor Express LLC is proud to be an Amazon Delivery Service Partner (DSP). When you work for Falcor Express, you bring a unique blend of an experienced and safe driver, passion to provide excellent customer service and have a team member mindset.

As a Full-Time Delivery Driver for Falcor Express, you will start your day at the Bedford Amazon Station (DCL4) at 10:40am and will be on the road, independently, for 8-10 hours.

Are you a problem solver? Are you a team player? Are you a safe driver? Are you reliable? We're looking for YOU!

-WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT-

We will provide you with paid training and continuous support while you're on the road. You will learn how the logistics world works and how to be empowered to take charge of your day.

  • Scheduled Hours: 10:40am - 9:00pm
  • Your Full-Time Work Week is 3-4 days (30-40 hours, this will include at least one weekend shift)
  • Paid Training (2-Day Amazon Training - 8:00am - 4:30pm (end time will vary) + On the Road Training on Day 3)
  • Cargo Van provided - no CDL Required
  • Some holidays required
-DELIVERY DRIVER RESPONSIBILITIES-

As a Delivery Driver, you'll drive a cargo van or EDV to efficiently deliver Amazon packages to business and residential customers in a courteous and timely manner.

You will be expected to:

  • Help team members after you complete your route as assigned by Dispatch.
  • Proficiently use a Smartphone for GPS and customer delivery information.
  • Confidently navigate a variety of busy routes (freeways, main roads, neighborhoods).
  • Safely drive and deliver Amazon packages in various weather conditions.
  • Correctly deliver Amazon packages during the daytime and after dark per customer instructions.
-PAY & BENEFITS-
  • $20.50/hour - Weekly Paycheck on Friday
  • Weekly Scorecard Incentive Program for Top Drivers <
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