Independent Delivery Driver – Own Cargo Van, Minivan or SUV

Independent Delivery Driver – Own Cargo Van, Minivan or SUV

Are you a reliable driver looking for consistent work, competitive earnings, and a team that respects your effort?

We are growing our delivery operations in Toronto and looking for dependable independent drivers to join us. We believe good drivers deserve clear communication, organized routes, reliable support, and the opportunity to grow with the company.

What We Offer

  • Estimated earnings of $1,100–$1,300 per week
  • Consistent parcel delivery routes
  • Work available 5–7 days per week
  • Immediate start available
  • Organized onboarding and operational support
  • Respectful and direct communication
  • Opportunities for additional routes as the company grows
  • A professional environment where reliable drivers are valued

Your Responsibilities

  • Pick up, organize, and load parcels at the terminal
  • Complete residential and commercial deliveries safely and efficiently
  • Scan parcels and provide accurate proof of delivery
  • Handle every package with care
  • Communicate promptly about delays or delivery issues
  • Maintain a professional attitude with customers and the operations team

What You Need

  • Your own reliable cargo van, minivan, or SUV
  • Valid driver’s licence and satisfactory driving record
  • Smartphone with mobile data
  • Ability to lift and carry parcels
  • Strong reliability, punctuality, and work ethic
  • Delivery or courier experience is an asset
  • Legal authorization to work in Canada
  • Ability to pass a background check if required

Independent Contractor Position

This is an independent contractor opportunity. Drivers are responsible for their vehicle, fuel, maintenance, insurance, taxes, and operating expenses. Weekly earnings are estimates and may vary according to route volume, availability, and completed deliveries.

We are not simply looking for someone to fill a route. We want reliable drivers who are interested in building a long-term working relationship with a growing delivery company.

If you own a cargo van or minivan, take pride in your work, and are ready to start immediately, we would be happy to speak with you.

Pay: $200.00-$300.00 per day

Work Location: In person

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