Amazon Delivery Driver

October 15, 2026

Amazon Step Van Delivery Driver – Zipity DSP

Pay: $23.50 per hour (first 8 hours) + Overtime (daily)

Bonus: Weekly performance bonus ($50–$150 for safety, accuracy & package count)

Schedule: 8–10 hour shifts, 2–5 days per week (must work 1 weekend day)

Location: 515 East Dyer Road, Santa Ana, CA 92707

Requirement: Current DoT/Medical card

Why Join Us?

Zipity is a top-performing Amazon Delivery Service Partner (DSP). We’re looking for reliable, energetic team players to deliver Amazon packages in Irvine neighborhoods. If you already have Step Van experience, this is a great opportunity to grow with a professional team.

What You’ll Do

Safely drive and operate an Amazon Step Van.
Deliver packages efficiently while meeting Amazon metrics (seatbelt use, scan compliance, delivery photos, driver score, customer satisfaction).
Use a handheld device for routes and delivery details.
Load and unload packages (up to 50 lbs).
Walk 6–7 miles daily in a fast-paced, physical role.
Provide excellent service – our goal is to deliver smiles.

What We Offer

Competitive hourly pay + overtime every day

Weekly bonus opportunities ($50–$150)

Full-time benefits:

Matching 401(k)
Medical, Dental & Vision insurance
Paid vacation (2 weeks/year)
Tuition reimbursement

Referral bonuses

Minimum Requirements

Step Van delivery experience (required)
Valid DoT license endorsement + current medical card
Ability to lift 50 lbs and walk 6–7 miles daily
Must pass a drug test and background check
Reliable, safety-focused, and customer-friendly

Shift Details

Start time: 10:45 AM | End: ~8:30 PM
8–10 hours per day, flexible 2–5 day workweek
Must work at least 1 weekend day

Join Zipity and be part of a professional team that values safety, teamwork, and customer satisfaction. Apply today to start delivering smiles with Amazon!

If you have delivery driver experience and want to work for a professional delivery company that cares about you, Zipity is a leading Amazon Delivery Service Partner and is looking for enthusiastic, dependable team players to deliver Amazon packages. $21.50 per hour. Plus weekly bonus based on safety, accuracy and package count that could add up to $150 or more per week to your paycheck. Most days have overtime pay. Paid training to start.

Use the latest technology and drive the Amazon branded van! Make a difference in your community, be respected and treated fairly.

If you have extended van experience and want to grow into a Step Van that's good too!

Starting time is 10:30am and ends about 7:30pm. Shifts are 8-10 hours per day, 3-4-5 days a week. Must work one weekend day. Immediate availability. Delivering to Irvine and Tustin neighborhoods.

Delivery Driver Duties and Responsibilities

Drive and operate your van safely at all times.
Meeting Amazon delivery metrics like seat belts, proof of delivery photos, scan compliance, customer satisfaction rating and driver score.
Use hand held device for routing and customer delivery information.
Must be comfortable driving and working in a fast-paced work environment.
Loading and unloading packages to be delivered
Be CUSTOMER Focused!! We strive to get smiles from our customers.
Lift packages up to 50 lbs.
This job requires you to be injury free, physically fit to walk 4-6 miles a day.
Successfully pass a pre-employment drug test.
Must be 21 years of age with a clean driving record.
Pass a personal history check.
Weekly bonus based on safety, accuracy and package count.
Paid training to start.
Overtime.
Paid Time Off.
Matching 401K, Health, Vision and dental insurance offered.
Vacation pay for full time - 2 weeks per year.

Location: 515 East Dyer Road, Santa Ana, California 92707

Pay: $23.50 - $24.50 per hour

Expected hours: 32.0 – 48.0 per week

Benefits:

Dental insurance
Flexible schedule
Health insurance
Paid time off
Paid training
Tuition reimbursement
Vision insurance

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