Package Delivery Driver
Employer: UPS
Location: 454 Harvest Ln, Williston, VT 05495
Pay: $23.00 per hour (base pay listed)
Type: Full-time (Casual/seasonal package delivery role; temporary in posting)
What You’ll Do
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Deliver packages to homes and businesses using company vehicles; load/unload packages each shift.
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Provide friendly customer service at doorsteps and follow delivery procedures.
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Lift and handle packages (able to lift up to ~70 lbs) and follow UPS safety and uniform guidelines.
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Complete route paperwork and communicate with dispatch as needed.
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Work schedules typically 8–10 hours/day; shifts may vary (Mon–Fri or Tue–Sat) and include potential overtime.
Why It Stands Out
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Immediate, steady seasonal work with strong weekly pay and extensive training provided.
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Clear pathway: seasonal/casual roles frequently convert to permanent driver roles with full benefits and higher total compensation.
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Work outdoors, stay active, and be part of a recognizable national logistics team.
Potential Trade-offs
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Physically demanding: frequent lifting, being on your feet, and working in all weather conditions.
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Variable schedules and potential overtime; seasonal role may not guarantee long-term employment unless converted.
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DOT physical and ability to meet driving/attendance standards required.
Qualifications / Requirements
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Valid driver’s license (no CDL required in most states but license type varies).
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Must pass DOT physical and drug/alcohol screening.
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Ability to lift up to 70 lbs regularly and handle physically active, outdoor work.
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Legal right to work in the U.S.; compliance with UPS appearance/uniform guidelines.
Perks / Benefits
- Excellent weekly pay for casual drivers, extensive on-the-job training, and potential career growth into permanent driver roles (permanent drivers at UPS receive comprehensive benefits and pension contributions).
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Would You Take This Job? — Does seasonal, active delivery work with variable shifts and frequent lifting match what you’re looking for?