Amazon RB Pick-up (DSD1)

Jovanny Barrera Ortiz

Amazon dispatch national city

Rafa Acevedo

It’s amazing how many packages are processed & people are involved in processing Amazon deliveries. Thanks to an efficient tagging & tracking software & app with navigation (that’s not always correct!); Part-Time Drivers, called “Associates” or “Partners,” working via Amazon Flex can take a specifically assigned set of packages (12-21+?) clustered by the proximity of the customers’ addresses and make an easy $54+ for 2-3 hrs. of making deliveries. The check-in & out are done by Amazon staff - tacking which driver has A set of packages. It’s as streamlined as they can make it given the circumstance- Amazon is leveraging a fleet of part-time individuals using their own vehicles to deliver packages to customers- boxes & envelopes are clustered in bunches (12-21) per Driver. When u scan each package into the app; it’s creating an itinerary of stops starting with the one closest to this site. Also, Amazon includes the stop # from beginning to end on the Package label- very helpful! Drivers can use it to quickly sort & find the correct package at each address. NOTE: Amazon Flex Associates/Partners (aka “Drivers”)- turn on your hazard lights when you enter- keep them on until you exit the lot.