Delivery Driver

You start at the depot around 6am, check the van, and load the crates and boxes for the day before you head out. Most days run on a fixed route across Bitola and the nearby villages, dropping orders at shops, small warehouses, and a few homes. You handle the paperwork at each stop, get signatures or stamps, and collect cash on delivery when the customer pays that way. Loads are mostly under 25 kg per box, but there is real lifting through the day and stairs at some addresses. You keep the cargo bay tidy, log your mileage, and report any fault with the van straight away. Shifts are Monday to Saturday, with most drivers finished by mid-afternoon once the round is done.

Category B licence with a clean record

Knowledge of Bitola and the surrounding roads

Careful loading and basic handling of fragile goods

Neat with delivery notes and cash on delivery

Reliable and punctual, ready for early starts

Comfortable lifting boxes up to 25 kg through the day

Pay above the local average, in full and on time each month

Fuel and tolls covered by the employer

Work van provided, no wear on your own vehicle

Lunch break with a meal allowance on the road

Health insurance after the trial period

You start at 670 EUR net while you learn the routes and prove you are steady on the road. Once you handle the round on your own and keep deliveries clean, pay moves up toward 780 EUR net. Drivers who take on the bigger routes or train new hires move up first.

The depot sits just outside Bitola with easy parking and a covered loading area. You drive a modern panel van and spend most of the day on the road, in and out of the cab. Winters get cold and some village roads are rough, so the work suits someone who stays calm behind the wheel.