Multi-Drop Delivery Driver – Doncaster

Multi-Drop Delivery Driver – Doncaster

AL Logistics Group Ltd

Join one of Doncaster’s fastest-growing Delivery Service Partners and work with a team that values consistency, professionalism, and proper support.

We’re recruiting reliable, motivated Multi-Drop Delivery Drivers to deliver parcels safely and efficiently across Doncaster and South Yorkshire. You’ll be provided with a company van, paid training, and structured routes, allowing you to focus on delivering high standards every day.

Pay & Benefits

✅ Daily rate between £128.70 – £154.44 (depending on VAT status) + BONUSES
✅ Weekly pay – every Friday
✅ Paid training (£121.50 per day)
✅ Company van provided
✅ Performance bonuses & referral incentives
✅ Up to 5 days per week
✅ Career progression into Lead Driver or Management roles
✅ Pre-planned routes with pre-sorted parcels
✅ Routes are scheduled at approximately 9 hours with pre-planned routes and pre-sorted parcels
✅ Supportive, experienced on-site management team

Your Role

  • Multi-drop parcel deliveries across Doncaster & South Yorkshire
  • Follow optimised, pre-planned routes
  • Load and unload parcels safely (up to 23kg)
  • Deliver professional, courteous customer service
  • Scan parcels accurately and complete proof of delivery via handheld device
  • Carry out basic daily vehicle checks

✅ What You’ll Need

  • Full UK or EU manual Cat B driving licence (held for at least 12 months)
  • Maximum 6 penalty points (no IN, DR or TT endorsements)
  • Ability to pass a DBS check and prove right to work in the UK
  • Good time management, communication skills, and reliability
  • Physically fit for multi-drop delivery work
  • Minimum age: 21 (insurance requirement)
  • Drivers with experience at Amazon, DPD, DHL, Evri, Royal Mail, Tesco, or similar delivery networks are welcome

Why Join AL Logistics Group?

At AL Logistics Group, we focus on doing the basics properly:

  • Fair and transparent pay
  • Consistent work and structured routes
  • Clear expectations and on-site support
  • Long-term opportunities for reliable drivers

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time

Pay: £128.70-£154.44 per day

Expected hours: 18 – 45 per week

Benefits:

  • Free parking
  • On-site parking
  • Referral programme

Application question(s):

  • Have you held your license for 12 months or more?
  • For insurance purposes are you 21 years or older?

Work Location: In person

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