Job Description
Looking for Delivery Boy Work in Tingre Nagar? Zomato is Hiring
Zomato is opening more delivery boy slots in Tingre Nagar to match demand across Pune. Anyone with a two-wheeler and valid ID can apply.
Role Summary
Orders are matched to delivery boys who are already nearby, which is why staying within Tingre Nagar during a shift works best. You accept an order with a single tap, and the app shows the pickup point, the customer address, and the expected delivery time. Expect to earn around ₹21,000–₹27,000 per month as a delivery boy with Zomato, with the exact figure depending on your hours and completed work.
The part-time option gives delivery boys in Pune a way to earn weekly without giving up their other responsibilities.
Responsibilities
- Keep hot food hot and cold items cold using the insulated bag
- Use in-app navigation to plan the quickest safe route
- Maintain the delivery bag in clean, usable condition
- Mark each delivery complete in the app after handover
- Deliver every order to the correct address within the expected time
- Reach the pickup point within the time shown in the app
- Keep your two-wheeler fuelled or charged and in working condition
Eligibility Criteria
- Working mobile number for OTP verification
- Minimum age 18 years
- Bank account details (account number and IFSC)
- PAN card
- Address proof
- Valid driving licence
- Vehicle documents (RC and insurance) in valid condition
Why This Zomato Role Stands Out
Zomato backs its delivery partners with insurance cover while on duty, a practical benefit that many gig roles do not offer. A joining bonus may be available in Pune for new delivery boys who complete an initial number of orders in their first weeks; the app shows the current terms.
Working in Tingre Nagar, Pune
Zomato is hiring in Tingre Nagar as part of its continued growth across Pune. Familiarity with Tingre Nagar tends to build fast, since most orders repeat across the same streets and buildings.
Openings in Tingre Nagar won't stay open long. Apply to Zomato today.
