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What is the difference between Day Fedex Owner Operator vs Fedex Independent Contractor?

AspectDay Fedex Owner OperatorFedex Independent Contractor
CredentialsCommercial driver's license (CDL), business licenseVaries, often requires business registration and insurance
Work EnvironmentDriving daily, local or regional routes, operating own truckDriving, managing own business, flexible schedules
Employer UsageOperates under Fedex Ground, contracted directly by FedexOperates independently under Fedex Ground contract

Day Fedex Owner Operators typically own or lease their trucks, work daily routes, and operate under Fedex Ground's direct contract. Fedex Independent Contractors also run their own business, but may have more flexible schedules and operate under different contractual arrangements. Both roles require similar credentials and involve driving within the Fedex network, but differ mainly in business structure and operational flexibility.

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Independent Operator _ Owner Operator

Ole Mexican Foods Inc

Marianna, FL • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 20 days ago


Job description

Independent Operator (IO) Opportunities in various States!

This is a 1099 Contractor (Owner Operator) Opportunity: Be your OWN BOSS!

At Ole, our mission is to produce the finest Authentic Mexican inspired products with an unwavering commitment to quality and freshness. We believe that holding a seat at your dinner table is the ultimate compliment, and we strive to help families create wholesome, fun, and authentic eating experiences.

We are looking for reliable, self-directed Owner Operators to own routes end-to-end — deliveries, in-store merchandising, warehouse operations, and inventory management.

This role operates independently. After an initial ramp-up period, you will run the route without day-to-day oversight. The right candidate takes pride in doing things right and doesn't need to be managed to do so.

What You’ll do:

  • In-store merchandising to ensure shelves are stocked, rotated, and properly presented
  • Warehouse duties including loading, unloading, and inventory organization
  • Order entry, sales recording, and credit writing using a Zebra handheld device
  • Ongoing monitoring of prior sales data and upcoming promotions to optimize store-level inventory

Compensation

  • 1099 Opportunity, paid as performance-based margin
  • Margin is calculated on net sales; a well-run route with minimal stales and returns keeps earnings consistently in this range
  • Tortillas are a household staple — this route is recession-proof and earnings adjust automatically with inflation as product prices move

What We're Looking For

  • Self-directed and dependable — capable of owning a route without daily direction
  • Detail-oriented, with strong follow-through on inventory, merchandising standards, and data entry
  • Prior DSD, grocery, or food route experience is a plus, but not required

What We Offer

  • Full autonomy after ramp-up
  • An established customer base with no cold selling
  • Early morning schedule with early afternoon finish times
  • For the right candidate, future opportunity to invest in or take on additional routes

To express interest: Visit www.olemex.com and click on the Distribution tab at the top to complete the form. Tell us briefly about yourself and any relevant experience. A formal resume is not required.

Benefits:

  • Local deliveries!
  • Flexibility of schedule