Package Delivery Driver & Warehouse Team Member
UPSPackage Delivery Driver & Warehouse Team Member
Company Overview
Providing reliable service during seasonal shipping surges involves more than one type of operational support. UPS offers this seasonal position for employees who primarily handle field delivery assignments and assist with warehouse work when required. Employees are trained for the relevant warehouse tasks, and their schedules may
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be adjusted to reflect shipment activity, staffing needs, and changes in seasonal demand.
Role and Responsibilities of Package Delivery Driver
• Use UPS package delivery vehicles safely and follow the applicable requirements for qualified drivers.
• Deliver packages and pick up shipments while treating customers professionally.
• Handle outdoor delivery responsibilities independently as routes take employees from one customer location to another.
• Complete delivery shifts typically lasting 8–10 hours per day, usually scheduled Monday through Friday or Tuesday through Saturday according to business needs.
• Assist with sorting, moving, and handling packages in the warehouse when assigned.
• Report for warehouse work when not scheduled for a seasonal cover-driver shift.
• Work warehouse shifts that generally run 3.5–5 hours per day.
• Adjust to changing assignments between delivery operations and warehouse activities.
• Follow UPS appearance guidelines and use the company-provided uniform while performing cover-driver duties.
• Remain available for schedules that may include Saturday work, holidays, and peak periods.
Required Skills and Experience of Package Delivery Driver
• Maintain a valid driver's license and provide proof as required. A CDL is not required, but accepted license types differ by state.
• Have a satisfactory driving record.
• Complete and pass the required DOT physical and UPS driver test.
• Demonstrate safe driving ability and strong customer-facing skills.
• Lift, lower, and carry packages weighing up to 70 pounds.
• Be physically able to perform demanding tasks across delivery and warehouse assignments.
• Meet UPS driver qualification requirements and be authorized to work in the United States.
Preferred Qualifications
• Meet all stated driving eligibility, physical ability, and employment authorization requirements.
Compensation and Benefits of Package Delivery Driver
• Seasonal cover-driver work pays $23 per hour.
• Warehouse work pays $21 per hour, and the posting identifies $21 per hour as the base rate.
• Weekly pay is available, and future UPS employment opportunities may be possible.
About UPS
UPS works to maintain an inclusive workplace free from discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. The company provides equal employment opportunities without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, veteran status, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other legally protected characteristic. Applicants and employees may request an exception, change, or accommodation involving any employment condition, including the UPS Appearance Guidelines.
FAQ:
Q: Is it worth becoming a delivery driver?
A: It depends on the employer, pay, schedule, vehicle expenses, and the type of delivery work.
Q: Is becoming a UPS driver worth it?
A: It may be worthwhile for the pay, benefits, and pension offered in eligible positions, but the work can be physically demanding and reaching a permanent driving role may take time.
Q: Is UPS driver a hard job?
A: Yes, UPS driving can be physically demanding and involve long hours, heavy packages, and challenging delivery schedules.
Q: Do seasonal UPS drivers use their own cars?
A: Yes, some Seasonal Support Drivers use their personal vehicles to deliver packages.
Q: What disqualifies you from being a UPS driver?
A: Factors such as not meeting driving requirements, an unsuitable driving record, or failing required background checks may disqualify an applicant.
Q: How do I become a delivery driver for UPS?
A: Apply through the UPS careers website and meet the re