FedEx Contingency Delivery Driver — Active Badge Required | Philadelphia Suburbs (W-2, Immediate Sta

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COMPENSATION: $1.50 per stop or $250 daily minimum — whichever is greater. Weekly direct deposit. Additional incentive pay available during peak periods.

ABOUT THE ASSIGNMENT:

We are a FedEx Independent Service Provider (ISP) operating 7 days a week in Montgomery and Bucks County, PA, and we need an active, FedEx-badged driver who can step in and hit the ground running immediately. No onboarding ramp, no learning curve — you already know how FedEx Ground operates and we need someone who can perform at full standard from day one.

This is a 4-week assignment with strong potential for extension — either in the Philadelphia market or across additional service areas including New Castle, DE; Harrisburg, PA; Scranton, PA; and Carlisle, PA. You will operate a company-provided FedEx-branded P1000 step van on established routes averaging 135–175 stops per day. W-2, not 1099.

WHO THIS IS FOR:

  • Active FedEx Ground badged drivers in good standing — your badge must be current and valid
  • Drivers who are between routes, supplementing their income, or looking for consistent work outside their primary ISP
  • Someone who can start immediately — this week if possible
  • Drivers who take 100% delivery completion and 100% scan compliance seriously — that is the standard here, full stop
  • Valid PA, NJ, or DE driver's license with a clean driving record
  • Able to lift up to 75 lbs and handle the full physical demands of a route day
  • Reliable transportation to and from the terminal each day
THE ROLE:
  • Report to the terminal by 8:00 AM, load out, and execute your route — you know the drill
  • Run 135–175 stops per day on established residential and commercial routes in Montgomery and Bucks County
  • Operate a company-provided FedEx-branded P1000 step van — no personal vehicle required
  • Maintain 100% delivery and 100% scan compliance to FedEx Ground standards every day
  • Communicate any exceptions or route issues to the operations manager promptly
  • Return the vehicle clean and secured at end of day

WHAT WE OFFER
  • $1.50/stop or $250 daily minimum — whichever is greater, weekly direct deposit
  • Company-provided FedEx P1000 step van — no vehicle of your own needed
  • W-2 employment — taxes withheld, straightforward pay
  • Schedule provided a full week in advance — you'll always know where you stand
  • 5 days per week with optional 6th day available — our terminals run 7 days
  • 4-week assignment with strong extension potential in Philadelphia, New Castle DE, Harrisburg PA, Scranton PA, or Carlisle PA
  • A clean, professional operation that won't waste your time

SCHEDULE Terminal report time: 8:00 AM. Five days per week, with an optional sixth day available. Our operation runs 7 days — your days off will rotate. Schedule is set and communicated a full week in advance. Expect 8–10 hours in the field daily.

HOW TO APPLY

Apply through Indeed and note your FedEx badge status and current terminal in your application or resume. Active badged drivers will be prioritized and contacted within 24 hours. We are ready to move fast — and so should you.

Pay: $250.00 per day

Work Location: In person

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