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What does an Amazon Freight Partner do?

As an Amazon Freight Partner, your day typically involves coordinating and driving freight loads between Amazon facilities, ensuring timely pick-ups and deliveries according to scheduled routes. You'll interact with Amazon operations teams, use route management technology to optimize deliveries, and complete required safety checks and documentation. While the role is fast-paced and may involve early morning or late-night shifts, teamwork and communication with dispatchers and other logistics partners are key components. The work environment is dynamic and requires adaptability to keep up with Amazon’s service commitments, making each day varied and engaging.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an Amazon Freight Partner?

To thrive as an Amazon Freight Partner, you need a strong understanding of logistics operations, transportation regulations, and commercial driving skills, typically backed by a valid commercial driver’s license (CDL). Familiarity with Amazon’s transportation management systems, route optimization tools, and compliance protocols is essential. Strong organization, communication, and problem-solving abilities help individuals excel in coordinating shipments and ensuring timely deliveries. These skills enable efficient freight operations, safety, and reliable service that meet Amazon’s high standards.

How do you become an Amazon Freight Partner?

To become an Amazon Freight Partner, individuals or companies typically need to meet vehicle and business requirements, complete an application process, and pass background and safety checks. They must also have appropriate commercial licenses, insurance, and a suitable fleet to operate within Amazon's logistics network.

What is an Amazon Freight Partner?

An Amazon Freight Partner (AFP) job involves working for a local trucking company that partners with Amazon to transport freight. AFP drivers primarily operate Amazon-branded trucks, hauling goods between fulfillment centers and distribution hubs. These are full-time, non-owner-operator positions offering competitive pay, benefits, and consistent home time. While drivers work for independent businesses, they follow Amazon’s safety and operational standards.

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Local Class A CDL Driver | Amazon Freight Partner (Home Daily)

Stark Industries Corporation

Bristol, CT

$24/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 28 days ago


Job description

Amazon Freight Partner Class A CDL Driver | Structured Performance Pay | Home Daily | 3-Day Workweek

Location: Bristol, CT

Schedule: 3-Day Workweek (13-hour shifts) | Home Daily

Start Times: Evening shifts available (2pm11pm)

Base Pay: $24/hour + Structured Performance Bonuses

Earning Potential: Up to $32/hour total earning potential

Typical Annual Earnings: $50,000$80,000+ (W2 with full benefits)

About Stark Industries

Stark Industries Corporation is an Amazon Freight Partner operating modern Amazon-branded day cabs with 100% no-touch freight.

We run a structured, performance-driven operation focused on safety, consistency, and professionalism. This is not a flat-pay position. Drivers who operate at a higher standard earn more through our structured TierOne Performance System.

If you value accountability, reliability, and clear growth standards, you will thrive here.


What Makes This Position Different

This role operates under our TierOne Driver System, a transparent performance structure designed to reward:

Safe driving

Consistent attendance

Professional communication

Reliable performance

Drivers who consistently meet performance standards can increase their hourly earnings up to $32/hour.

If you prefer a flat hourly rate without performance standards or structured accountability, this position may not be the right fit.

What You Get

$24/hour base pay

TierOne Performance Bonuses (structured, transparent system)

Up to $32/hour total earning potential

Consistent 3-day workweeks (13-hour shifts)

Home Daily

Modern Amazon-branded equipment

Full W2 Benefits:

  • Health & dental insurance

  • 401(k) with 50% match

  • Paid time off

    Professional dispatch and stable routes

    Clear performance standards and growth opportunities

Schedule Options

Fixed schedules: SunWed or WedSat

Evening start times

Shifts fill quickly

Job Responsibilities

Safely operate a Class A commercial vehicle

Haul Amazon freight (drop & hook, no-touch loads)

Follow all DOT regulations and safety protocols

Maintain logs and complete daily vehicle inspections

Communicate professionally with dispatch

Represent Stark with reliability and accountability

Basic Requirements

Valid CDL Class A license

At least 21 years old

Clean MVR and strong DAC report

Pass DOT physical, background check, and drug test

Comfortable driving to New York City (Bronx, Long Island, etc.)

Comfortable working in a camera-monitored fleet

English proficiency (DOT compliance)

Comfortable using GPS and mobile driver apps

Must maintain strong attendance and safety standards to remain eligible for performance bonuses

Important

You will be employed by Stark Industries Corporation (W2), not Amazon.