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Hand Delivery Jobs in Indiana (NOW HIRING)

Shop Hand

Indianapolis, IN · On-site

$17 - $22/hr

Shop Hand Position Summary The Shop Hand / Shop Assistant is primarily responsible for managing and ... Move and reposition vehicles as needed to support production, quality control, delivery, and ...

Delivery drivers use hand held device for routing information, customer delivery information. * Delivery drivers navigate a variety of routes throughout delivery area. * Delivery drivers must be ...

Receives lab reports and routes to designated areas either via FAX, mail or hand-delivery. Phones or Faxes results of STAT reports appropriately and promptly. * Prepares laboratory specimens for ...

Delivery Driver

Greenwood, IN · On-site

$22.50 - $25.50/hr

Hand Truck Carts * Uniforms * Handheld technology * Other safety and administrative gear necessary for job accomplishment HIRING PROCESS takes approximately 1 WEEK to COMPLETE for a delivery driver

Delivery Driver

Greenwood, IN · On-site

$22.50 - $25.50/hr

... Hand Truck Carts Uniforms Handheld technology Other safety and administrative gear necessary for job accomplishment HIRING PROCESS takes approximately 1 WEEK to COMPLETE for a delivery driver. It may ...

Delivery Driver

Greenwood, IN · On-site

$22.50 - $25.50/hr

Hand Truck Carts * Uniforms * Handheld technology * Other safety and administrative gear necessary for job accomplishment HIRING PROCESS takes approximately 1 WEEK to COMPLETE for a delivery driver

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Hand Delivery information

What is hand delivery?

Hand delivery jobs involve physically delivering items such as packages, documents, or food directly to recipients by foot, bicycle, or vehicle. These roles are essential for businesses that require timely and secure delivery of goods or important paperwork within a specific area or to specific clients. Hand delivery workers may be employed by courier companies, restaurants, or local businesses, and often require good time management and customer service skills. The job may also involve handling cash on delivery and obtaining signatures as proof of receipt.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a hand delivery worker, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Hand Delivery worker, you need reliability, basic literacy and numeracy skills, and a valid driver's license (if transportation is required). Familiarity with GPS navigation systems, mobile delivery apps, and package tracking tools is commonly expected. Strong time management, customer service orientation, and attention to detail set top performers apart in this role. These skills ensure timely, accurate, and courteous delivery of items, which is crucial for customer satisfaction and operational efficiency.

What are some common challenges faced by hand delivery professionals, and how can they be managed effectively?

Hand delivery professionals often encounter challenges such as navigating unfamiliar routes, handling time-sensitive deliveries, and managing heavy or awkward packages. To address these issues, it’s important to familiarize yourself with the local area, plan delivery routes in advance, and use tools like GPS navigation apps. Additionally, maintaining strong communication with dispatchers and recipients helps ensure smooth delivery and quickly resolves any issues that arise. Staying organized and being adaptable are key to success in this role.

What is the difference between Hand Delivery vs Mail Carrier?

AspectHand DeliveryMail Carrier
Required CredentialsNone or basic delivery trainingDriver's license, postal training
Work EnvironmentLocal, on-foot or vehicle deliveryVehicle-based, postal routes
Employer & IndustryBusinesses, couriers, local servicesPostal services, government agencies
Common Search & ComparisonYesNo

Hand Delivery involves physically delivering items directly to recipients, often within a local area, requiring minimal credentials. Mail Carriers typically work for postal services, delivering mail via vehicle on established routes. While both roles involve delivery, Hand Delivery emphasizes direct, personal delivery, whereas Mail Carriers focus on postal route delivery. Understanding these differences helps job seekers find the right role based on credentials, environment, and industry.

Shop Hand

Indianapolis, IN • On-site

Meyer Truck Equipment
Motor Vehicle Manufacturing • 11 - 50 employees

$17 - $22/hr

Full-time

Posted 13 days ago


Job description

Job Description: Shop Hand

Position Summary

The Shop Hand / Shop Assistant is primarily responsible for managing and organizing vehicles 

throughout the facility while supporting the Quality Control Specialist with inspections, quality 

checks, issue identification, documentation, and corrective work.

The position also supports a clean, safe, and efficient shop through facility upkeep, inventory and 

equipment organization, and general operational assistance. The ideal candidate is dependable, 

organized, self-motivated, mechanically inclined, and takes ownership of their work while 

supporting the broader team.

Work Schedule: Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM

Pay Range - $17/hr. - $22/hr.

Primary Responsibilities

Vehicle Management (Primary Responsibility)

• Serve as the primary steward of vehicle organization, ensuring all vehicles are safely and 

efficiently managed throughout the facility. 

• Receive, check in, track, and maintain accurate records of vehicle status and location. 

• Move and reposition vehicles as needed to support production, quality control, delivery, 

and overall shop workflow. 

• Prepare vehicles for their next stage by ensuring they are properly positioned, secured, 

fueled or charged, and ready for use. 

• Identify and report vehicle damage, warning lights, mechanical concerns, or other issues, 

and communicate vehicle status updates to the appropriate team members.

Quality Control Support (Secondary Primary Responsibility)

• Serve as a key support resource to the Quality Control Specialist by assisting with 

inspections, final vehicle washes, and maintaining shop quality standards. 

• Prepare vehicles for inspection and perform basic visual and functional checks of 

completed installations. 

• Identify, document, and promptly report installation issues, missing components, damage, 

or other potential quality concerns. 

• Assist with corrective work, recheck completed corrections, and help ensure required 

labels, equipment, accessories, and documentation are in place before vehicle release.

• Support quality documentation, audits, continuous-improvement efforts, and a “do it right 

the first time” culture throughout the shop.

Shop Cleaning & Organization

• Maintain clean, organized, and hazard-free work areas throughout the North and South 

shop buildings. 

• Maintain orderly storage areas and ensure tools, materials, and equipment are properly 

organized. 

• Stage vehicles, parts, materials, and equipment to support daily production activities. 

• Assist with moving equipment, parts, and other materials throughout the facility. 

• Maintain a clean and organized quality control/inspection area.

Facility & Grounds Maintenance

• Maintain the cleanliness, appearance, and overall condition of the grounds and facility. 

• Perform routine groundskeeping, including mowing, trimming, weed control, and 

trash/debris removal. 

• Assist with seasonal needs such as snow removal and light building maintenance. 

• Conduct routine facility and grounds walkthroughs to identify and report safety hazards, 

damage, or maintenance concerns. 

• Help maintain clear access to entrances, exits, safety equipment, electrical panels, and 

walkways while promoting a clean, professional facility.

Inventory and General Shop Support

• Maintain organized and accessible inventory, tools, equipment, and shop supplies. 

• Assist with handling, staging, and properly storing materials throughout the facility. 

• Perform basic equipment checks, report maintenance needs, and ensure tools and 

equipment are returned to their designated locations. 

• Assist technicians and production team members with non-technical tasks, vehicle 

staging, shipping, receiving, and other operational needs. 

• Operate material-handling equipment when properly trained and certified, while following 

all safety standards and supporting a clean, efficient shop environment.

Qualifications and Desired Characteristics

• Previous experience in a shop, warehouse, manufacturing, automotive, or related 

environment preferred; strong mechanical aptitude is a plus. 

• Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record; forklift certification or ability to 

become certified required. 

• Dependable, self-motivated, highly organized, and able to work independently with minimal 

supervision. 

• Detail-oriented, accountable, and committed to doing the job correctly and safely the first 

time. 

• Team-oriented, humble, coachable, and willing to learn and assist wherever needed while 

taking pride in maintaining a clean, safe, and efficient workplace.

Physical Requirements

• Ability to stand and walk for extended periods throughout the workday.

• Frequently lift and carry up to 50 pounds.

• Ability to bend, stoop, kneel, climb, and work indoors and outdoors in varying weather 

conditions.

• Ability to safely enter and exit trucks and other commercial vehicles.

• Ability to inspect vehicles and equipment in shop and outdoor environments.

• Safely operate shop equipment and powered industrial vehicles, including forklifts, when 

certified.

• Ability to safely move vehicles throughout the facility as needed.

• Ability to work around typical shop noise, tools, vehicles, equipment, and varying 

temperatures