FAQ
Answer: Your total work shift is scheduled to be 10 hours but some days it may be slightly longer
or shorter. Factors affecting the length of your day would be how quickly you work, the size of your route, and
customer needs. The goal is to fully complete your route within the 10-hour workday, as this is what Amazon expects.
Your shift includes time to pick up your van, load the packages, and drive to your delivery area. It also includes
break times and a lunch. While you are training you will be given “nursery routes” which are about half the size of
a normal route. As you learn the areas and the system you will gain efficiency and confidence and your delivery
speed will increase.
Answer: No, you will be driving a delivery van that we provide for you.
Answer: It is a high roofed van so it will be much taller than you are probably used to. There are side
mirrors and backup cameras to help you navigate, and you will need to avoid any overhead objects like basketball hoops,
apartment building covered car areas, drive-through at restaurants, etc. Safety is a top concern so please let us know
if you need more training and we will accommodate that for you to feel comfortable and safe.
Answer: No, you will not be an employee of Amazon. You will be an employee of ASLAR Logistics and
will be delivering Amazon packages to their customers.
Answer: Yes, full time employees are eligible for medical/dental insurance coverage, 401(k),
as well as accruing PTO (paid time off).
Answer: We provide Amazon logo uniform shirts, pants and hats that are worn each shift, as well as
a safety vest that must be worn at all times at the warehouse. You will also receive a name card with limited
warehouse access during your shift. Close toed shoes are necessary as well.
Answer: Your day would start by checking in and getting the key to your van and conducting a vehicle
inspection. We will have a quick team meeting and then load the vans. The majority of your day will be spent making
deliveries in your assigned area and helping other team members as necessary. At the end of your route you will report
back to the warehouse and check in with staff, sweep out your van, review the day and any challenges/achievements, and
then return the van to the parking area.
Answer: No, you do not need a CDL, or commercial driver license. You need a current valid driver license.