Entry-Level Delivery Driver in Clacton-on-Sea - Contract with Customer Service

Are you looking to start your career as a Entry-Level Delivery Driver in Clacton-on-Sea - Contract with Customer Service in Clacton-on-Sea? Evri is currently hiring local talent for this position!

Summary

Become your own boss and earn £300 - £500+ per week as a self-employed courier for Evri. Enjoy consistent, year-round work with the flexibility to fit deliveries around your life. A typical delivery day takes 4-6 hours.

Be your own boss this autumn. Earn £300 - £500+ per week

Ready to earn a reliable income on your own terms? Join 30,000+ couriers delivering for some of the UKs biggest brands. We offer consistent, year-round work – the same rounds, the same familiar faces with the freedom to fit deliveries around your life. Apply now to start earning £300 - £500+ per week with a schedule that works for you. 

Why deliver with Evri?

  • Earn £300 - £500+ per week* once you’re up to speed
  • £250 bonus, after you have delivered your first 1,250 parcels* 
  • Up to £150 in qualifying new starter payments while learning your round
  • Consistent, regular local rounds on agreed delivery days, giving you financial stability
  • Flexibility to plan your delivery day around your schedule
  • Paid per parcel – so when you have more time and want to earn more, you can deliver more
  • Fast onboarding and local training at your own pace. You could be delivering within days. 
  • Faster access to money you’ve already earned, no waiting for a monthly payment

A delivery round you can rely on

Autumn is a busy time for home deliveries, making it a great season to build a regular delivery round. While your delivery days are agreed in advance, you have the flexibility to organise your day, plan your route and complete your deliveries in the way that suits you best. A typical delivery day takes around 4–6 hours, giving you flexibility around the rest of your day.

What you’ll do

  • Collect parcels from your local delivery unit at an agreed time
  • Deliver parcels safely and efficiently to customers in your local area
  • Provide a reliable and friendly service
  • Use our route optimisation software to plan an efficient delivery round

What you’ll need

  • A suitable medium or large car or van
  • A valid driving licence
  • Appropriate vehicle insurance
  • A smartphone
  • A reliable and committed approach

Ready to get started?

Apply today and complete our simple online application.

You’ll upload your documents, complete onboarding and book your local training. You could be out delivering and earning within days.

*This is a self-employed opportunity. Advertised hourly earnings are an opportunity to earn based on parcel rates, volumes and efficiency. Bonus payments are subject to eligibility criteria, bonus payment incentives being live at the time of application and other local terms. 



Responsibilities

Collect parcels from a local delivery unit at an agreed time, deliver parcels safely and efficiently to customers in the local area, provide a reliable and friendly service, and use route optimisation software to plan an efficient delivery round.

Key Aspects

Self-employed courier opportunity, flexible schedule, consistent local rounds, paid per parcel, weekly earnings potential of £300-£500+.

Apply for this Delivery Driver in Clacton-on-Sea role today via Placed.

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