GIG Driver / OWN VEHICLE –5:00 AM Start | Pay Per Stop | Weekly Pay | Philadelphia

GIG Driver / OWN VEHICLE –5:00 AM Start | Pay Per Stop | Weekly Pay | Philadelphia


Company
Phoenix Quick Commerce LLC
Location
Philadelphia, PA
Job Type
Contractor
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Job Description
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Join our dynamic delivery team as a Delivery Driver, starting bright and early at 5:00 AM! This role offers an exciting opportunity to be the vital link between our company and valued customers, ensuring timely and professional deliveries across your designated route. With pay based on stops and weekly paychecks, you'll enjoy a rewarding work environment that values your effort and dedication.

If you thrive in fast-paced settings, love driving, and take pride in excellent customer service, this is the perfect role for you!

SPEED ONBOARDING (Complete these 3 steps to start tomorrow, 4/14/26 at 5:00 AM):

To claim one of the 11 remaining routes for tomorrow morning, you must complete enrollment tonight:

Contractor Enrollment: Register on Openforce here (Use Activation Code)

https://icm.oforce.com/Account/Activate?code=F297BDBF-92CD

Scheduling & Timeclock: Join the Phoenix Team on Deputy here

Delivery App: Download the Onfleet Driver app (App Store/Google Play).

AFTER COMPLETING STEP 1

Text "PHILLY 500" to 484-319-2494 to confirm your registration and claim your 5:00 AM route assignment starting as early as 4/14/26

URGENT: 11 OPENINGS FOR 5:00 AM START TOMORROW

SSS LLC is looking for independent contractors with their own vehicles for high-volume, last-mile delivery routes in Center City Philadelphia.

Stop waiting weeks for a paycheck. We offer weekly settlements and 100% of your tips.

THE PERKS

Weekly Pay: Settlements processed every week via Openforce.

Keep Your Tips: 100% of customer tips go directly to the driver.

No Earning Cap: Your speed determines your earnings. The more you deliver, the more you make.

Consistent Work: Morning routes starting at 5:00 AM daily Mondays thru Sundays THE REQUIREMENTS:

Vehicle: Must have your own reliable Car, SUV, with valid insurance.

Smartphone: Must have a smartphone with a data plan for GPS and delivery apps.

8425 Frankford Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19136 for a 5:00 AM load-out.

Job Type: Contract

Pay: $21.80 - $33.79 per hour
Work Location: In person

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