Delivery Driver – $22.25/hr – Weekly Pay – 4 Day Schedule

September 24, 2026

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Company Description

2nd to None Logistics is a locally owned and operated Amazon Delivery Service Partner (DSP), dedicated to providing exceptional delivery service to our community.

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Job Description

Delivery Driver

2nd to None Logistics is currently hiring safe, and dependable delivery drivers to join our team. Our ideal candidate is a safe, motivated, reliable, responsible driver who likes to meet new people. Pay ranging from $22.25 per hour. We prefer to promote from within, so there is room to grow in duties, responsibilities and pay!

2nd to None Logistics delivers for Amazon exclusively, the most customer centric company in the world and one of the largest retailers in the world! Safety bonuses awarded! F/T and seasonal positions available.

$22.25 per hour Medical Insurance offered - Paid Time Off for Full Time Employee. We deliver packages and smiles in the Jacksonville area and our team is growing! 2ndtoNone Logistics is an Amazon Delivery Service Partner in Jacksonville, FL. We’re looking for dedicated individuals to join our growing team who are inspired and motivated to work smart and work hard in a team environment. As a delivery associate, you will be the face of our company. It will be your job to consistently exceed customer expectations by making sure all orders are delivered with a smile, on time, safely, and to the right location.

Qualifications

We provide on-the-job training so that all of our employees feel confident on the road and the doorsteps of customers. Our main priority is drivers that we can trust to drive safely and deliver on time.

● Be 21 years of age or older with the ability to read and speak English for safety

● Have a valid driver's license within the state of employment (a commercial driver’s license (CDL) is not required)

● Consent to a drug test

● Be able to operate and navigate a delivery van, weighing 10,000 lbs or less (you do not need to provide your own vehicle)

● Be able to lift a maximum of 50 pounds during an 8 to 10-hour work shift or work with a team member to move heavier items using team lifts or mechanical assistance.

● Appropriately handle stressful driving demands including inclement weather conditions

● Demonstrate strong communication skills

● To operate our DOT regulated vehicles you must become DOT Qualified

Additional Information

What is an Amazon delivery service partner? Amazon has partnered with local Delivery Service Partners (DSPs), independent delivery organizations that help Amazon deliver thousands of packages to customers every day. As an employee of an Amazon Delivery Service Partner (DSP), you will work directly for the DSP that operates out of a local Amazon delivery station.

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

Pay: $22.25 per hour

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