Delivery Driver for Amazon DSP - OPML

September 4, 2026

Join OptiMile Logistics LLC as a Delivery Driver and become part of our team delivering packages for Amazon in your local community! We are an Amazon Delivery Service Partner (DSP) committed to safety, reliability, and exceptional customer service. No CDL required—we provide paid training, a delivery vehicle, and everything you need to succeed.

What's In It For You: Benefits for Delivery Drivers

● Weekly Pay: Earn $23.75/hour with weekly paychecks

● Vehicle Provided: Drive a safe, Amazon-branded delivery vehicle—no need to use your own car

● Paid Time Off: PTO begins accruing immediately at start of employment

● 4-Day Workweek: Typical schedule of 40 hours across 4 days

● Paid Breaks: Minimum of two paid 15-minute breaks and one unpaid 30-minute meal break per shift

● Paid Training: Comprehensive training provided—no delivery experience required

● Growth Opportunities: Supervisory roles available as we expand

● Military-Friendly: Veterans are encouraged to apply

What You'll Do: Responsibilities of a Delivery Driver

As a Delivery Driver - Non CDL, you'll start and end your day at our Amazon warehouse location, loading and delivering packages throughout your community.

● Pick up pre-sorted packages each morning from the warehouse and deliver them to customers

● Safely operate your Amazon-branded delivery vehicle following all traffic laws and Company policies

● Navigate your delivery route using a company-provided smartphone with GPS

● Load and unload packages in your delivery vehicle at the warehouse and throughout your route

● Interact with customers and the public in a professional and positive manner

● Handle packages up to 50 lbs., getting in and out of the van repeatedly throughout the day

● Work independently while being part of a motivated team to complete all delivery routes

● Communicate effectively with your support team using handheld technology for package scanning, clocking in/out, and coordination

● Support the team by assisting other drivers with their routes when needed

● Perform vehicle safety inspections and maintain delivery vehicle standards

● Deliver packages on time while providing excellent customer service in all weather conditions

Delivery Driver Requirements: Non CDL

● Must be at least 21 years old

● Must hold a valid, non-provisional, unrestricted driver's license (Non CDL driver's license is okay)

● Authorized to work in the United States

● Must have a valid, clean driving record and maintain safe driving practices

● Must pass a 4-Panel Drug Screening (does not include pre-employment testing for marijuana)

● Good English speaking, reading, and writing/communication skills

● Ability to work in a physically demanding environment and lift packages up to 50 lbs.

● Commercial, DOT, or CDL driving experience is a plus but not required

Equipment Provided for Delivery Drivers

● Amazon-branded delivery vehicle with gas and insurance covered

● Handheld technology for GPS navigation and package management

● Uniforms

● Safety and administrative gear necessary for job accomplishment

Ready to Drive? Next Steps

The hiring process takes approximately 1–2 weeks to complete (may take longer with an out-of-state driver's license).

Apply today to join our delivery driver team!

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment, regardless of age, national origin, race, color, disability, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, or any other protected class status.

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time

Pay: From $23.75 per hour

Benefits:

Health insurance
Paid time off
Paid training

Application Question(s):

Please enter your current address
Are you at least 21 years of age?
What type of Position are you looking for, Full time, Part Time or Seasonal?
Are you able to lift up to 50 pounds during an 8 to 10-hour work shift?
Are you available to work on weekends? Choose one of the below:

Saturday Only
Sunday Only
Both Saturday and Sunday
Not available

License/Certification:

Driver's License (Required)

Work Location: In person

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