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Delivery Driver Requirements:MILITARY DRIVING, TAXI, UBER, PIZZA DELIVERY, AMAZON DELIVERY, LANDSCAPE DRIVER EXPERIENCE IS A BONUS. Delivery Driver Responsibilities:Arrive at the FedEx terminal to pick up vehicle and packagesLoading and Unloading packages from the truckDelivering packages to the destinationScanning and Logging PackagesSAFETY, INTEGRITY, SERVICE, and ATTENDANCE are top priorities.
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We are hiring delivery drivers for the greater Brandon/Riverview area (we also have positions in the New Tampa/Wesley Chapel and South Tampa areas) to pick up from restaurants like Hooters, Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza, Acropolis Greek and many more.
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Keywords: Pick Up and Delivery Driver, Location: Hudson, NH - 03051. We have very flexible schedules and even allow you to work as little as 4 hrs and up to 50+ hrs a week.
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Keywords: Pick Up and Delivery Driver, Location: Boston, MA - 02108. Work as little as 4 hrs and up to 50+ hours a week! Our Delivery Drivers get to ride around town, listen to music, and make great money.
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Keywords: Pick Up and Delivery Driver, Location: PORTLAND, ME - 04101. We are hiring Delivery Drivers to join our team! Able to pass a standard Background Check.
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