Multi Drop Courier Driver – Car/Van

Multi-Drop Courier Driver – Car or Small Van | Paid Per Parcel

Location: Stoke On Trent

Job Type: [Full-time / Part-time / Flexible]

Start Date: Immediate

Payment: Paid per parcel delivered

Vehicle: Car preferred – small van also suitable

About the role:

We are looking for reliable and motivated Multi-Drop Courier Drivers to join our growing delivery team.

This is a straightforward multi-drop delivery role, with payment made per parcel successfully delivered.

A normal car is perfect for this role, although a small van can also be used. This makes the role ideal for anyone looking for regular delivery work without needing a large commercial vehicle.

You’ll collect your allocated parcels and complete deliveries across your designated delivery area, following an allocated route and using a delivery app.

The role

  • Collect parcels from the designated depot
  • Complete multiple deliveries throughout the day
  • Follow an allocated delivery route
  • Get paid per parcel delivered
  • Use a smartphone/delivery app to manage deliveries
  • Deliver parcels safely and professionally
  • Provide excellent customer service

What we’re looking for

  • Full UK driving licence
  • Reliable and punctual
  • Comfortable completing multiple deliveries
  • Able to work independently
  • Good communication and customer service skills
  • Smartphone required
  • Own car – a normal car is perfect
  • Small van can also be used
  • Previous courier/delivery experience preferred but not essential

Why join us?

  • Paid per parcel
  • A normal car is all you need
  • Small vans also welcome
  • Regular multi-drop work available
  • Immediate starts available
  • Routes provided
  • Training and support available
  • Previous courier experience welcome, but not essential

If you’re reliable, hardworking and looking for regular multi-drop courier work, apply today and we’ll be in touch with further details.

Immediate starts available.

Based around the Stoke On Trent area

Pay: From £101.68 per day

Work Location: On the road

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