Amazon Prime Delivery Driver $18-$26/hr

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Amazon Prime Delivery Drivers are responsible for delivering Amazon packages to residential and business locations on assigned delivery routes.

Do you have the right skills and experience for this role Read on to find out, and make your application.

Drivers typically work for an Amazon Delivery Service Partner (DSP) and drive a company-provided delivery van.

Drivers are responsible for loading packages into the delivery vehicle, following delivery routes using xgnsiyo a handheld device, delivering packages, taking delivery confirmation photos, and providing professional customer service.

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