Job Title: Independent Contractor Delivery Driver

Location: Langford, BC

Shift: Morning, Night, Overnight

Wage: $21.90/Hour

Are you looking for a flexible part-time position on Sundays, Mondays, and Wednesdays in Victoria, BC? Fresh Prep is looking to hire highly motivated and friendly delivery drivers to join us in Victoria for Sundays and Mondays, with occasional Wednesdays!

We deliver cooler bags of fresh, prepped ingredients directly to our customers’ homes. Starting from our warehouse in Langford, you will load orders in your vehicle and follow a pre-planned delivery route. Support is also provided on shift by our dispatch team. We can have you driving with us as soon as this Sunday!

This is an Independent Contractor position that requires the use of your own vehicle and your own smartphone with at least a 3G data plan. Compensation is paid every week through direct deposit. and delivery shifts are typically 4-6 hours in length. Delivery hours are usually: Sundays 10am – 6pm Monday 10am-4pm Wednesday 10am-4pm If you have availability within this time we’d love to hear from you!

Are you excited about being a delivery driver? Here’s what you need to know

Being a delivery driver requires a combination of skills and qualities to ensure efficient and successful delivery operations. Here are some important skills and qualities for a delivery driver: Excellent driving skills: A delivery driver should have a valid driver’s license and a clean driving record. They must be able to operate the delivery vehicle safely and efficiently, obey traffic laws, and have good spatial awareness. Knowledge of navigation: Familiarity with the delivery area and the ability to read maps or use GPS navigation systems is crucial. A delivery driver should be able to plan efficient routes and navigate through different areas to ensure timely deliveries. Time management: Delivery drivers often work with time-sensitive schedules. They need to prioritize deliveries, plan routes effectively, and manage their time well to meet deadlines and customer expectations.

In general, a formal education beyond a high school diploma or equivalent is not typically required to become a delivery driver. However, there are some education and certification considerations that may be relevant in certain industries or for specific types of delivery positions. Here are a few examples: High school diploma or equivalent: Most delivery driver positions require at least a high school diploma or a General Education Development (GED) certificate. This educational foundation ensures basic literacy and numeracy skills. Commercial Driver’s License (CDL): If you are interested in driving larger commercial vehicles, such as trucks or buses, a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) may be required.

The work environment for a delivery driver can vary depending on the type of deliveries, company policies, and the specific industry. Overall, the work environment for delivery drivers is dynamic and can be physically demanding. It requires adaptability, good navigation skills, customer service abilities, and the ability to work independently while following delivery instructions and protocols set by the employer. If this independent contractor position excites you and you’d like to hear more, please apply now!