Amazon Delivery Driver- $20.25-$23/hr

September 19, 2026

Job Description AOS Logistics is currently hiring Full-Time positions, delivering packages for Amazon We need reliable, independent, flexible, hard workers who pay attention to details, can quickly problem solve a wide range of situations, and win in a fast-paced environment Successful delivery drivers enjoy being out on the road driving, put safety first, and care deeply about customer expectations and satisfaction. We are looking for team players who desire to grow with the company · Military veterans are welcome · Commercial, DOT, CDL (or work-related) driving experience is a plus but not mandatory Delivery Driver OVERTIME AVAILABLE based on performance up to 60 hour work weeks Company Vehicle Provided No CDL Required Shifts are available 7 days per week. · Commercial, DOT, CDL (or work-related) delivery driving experience is a plus but not mandatory Duties and Responsibilities (Delivery Driver) - Safely drive and perform safety inspections on company vehicles; follow all local & state laws, road/driving regulations, and company policies - Successfully handle and* deliver packages on time* - Communicate effectively with the support team to provide exceptional customer service and ensure deliveries are completed - Use a handheld devices for routing information, and customer delivery information. - Navigate a variety of routes throughout the delivery area. - Delivery Drivers must be comfortable driving and working in varying weather conditions. Load and unload packages to be delivered - Keep pace in* physically demanding* job; work in all weather conditions; lift packages (up to 50 lbs); get in and out of a van repeatedly throughout the day at variable locations - Benefits & Scheduling: - · - $20.25+ / hour - (paid weekly)· A minimum of 2 paid 15-minute - breaks - during your shift and 1 unpaid 30-minute meal break· Opportunity for performance incentives and bonuses· Medical insurance offered within 30 days of employment· - Paid time off - begins accruing immediately at start of employment - Basic Requirements: · Must be at least 21 years old· Must have held state driver’s license for at least 4 years· Authorized to work in the United States· Must pass a 4-Panel Drug Screening· Must have a clean motor vehicle report. (Multiple violations can disqualify you from the position)·Must have good English speaking, reading, writing / communication* skillsEquipment Provided:*·* Delivery Vehicle & Gas·* Handheld technology·* Uniforms·* Other safety and administrative gear necessary for job accomplishmentLocation: 710 Myatt Drive, Nashville, Tennessee 37115 Job Type: Full-time Pay: From $20.25 per hour Qualifications - Must be at least 21 years old - Must have held state driver’s license for at least 4 years - Authorized to work in the United States - Must pass a 4-Panel Drug Screening· - Extremely physical: You must be able to walk up to 10 miles per day and the ability to lift and carry heavy packages Additional Information All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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