Amazon Delivery Driver ID-15636

May 20, 2025

Full- & Part-Time; Competitive Salary with Company Benefits, including health insurance and profit sharing.
Delivery People : Join Our Team at our new Providence facility!
Bi-lingual and Spanish-only speakers are encouraged to apply!!
Step up to your future. You've been driving to earn a living and you're good at it. Then graduate to Amazon branded van delivery and delivery Amazon. Yes, you've seen us around and wondered who we are. Our people bring around those great smiley packages, providing courteous and efficient small/medium box deliveries. Work is fast-paced, high-volume, customer-focused.
Folkestone is a provider of last mile package delivery, and we are expanding our operation. We are seeking folks, full- and part-time from the greater Providence area to deliver. Our facility is located in Providence. We offer unique career growth opportunities, experience with the Internet's greatest retailer, and a fun, fast paced environment!
Get on the team. But first there's some tests. You will be required to pass a criminal background check, drug and alcohol test.

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Ability to drive in all weather conditions in a safe and responsible manner.
Communicate well with supervisors and other team members
Provide outstanding customer-service, which means the safe and accurate delivery of all packages
Be a good and attentive listener, whether it be in a conversation with a customer, a manager, or fellow team member.
Demonstrate high-level command of:
Loading, sorting, and locating of packages for delivery
Perform work activities based on training, exercising a high level of discipline and ability to discern when a delivery needs special handling
Walking and standing for extended periods of time, in all weather conditions
Moving and lifting packages that weigh 50 pounds or more with appropriate equipment and/or assistance from another person
Working varying shifts of up to 10 hours per day with paid over-time
Functioning in a fast-paced environment and meeting deadlines
Working with minimal supervision
Working varying hours

Qualifications

Must be at least 21 years old and must have had a valid DMV driver's license for a minimum of 5 years
Must have 5 years verifiable experience with no DUIs, suspensions, or accidents
6+ months experience in a cargo van type vehicle within the last three years
Must attain satisfactory completion of specialized training regarding transportation of goods with special handling requirements
Pass drug and background verification screening
Pass road test verifying critical skill areas for specific driving position
Display excellent customer service skills
Must be facile with navigation and communication technology including GPS and other smart phone related applications
Must be reliable, flexible and exhibit a sense of urgency while on the job

Additional Requirements:

Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent
Must be familiar with local environment

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