274 Job Openings Offered By Solar Coca-Cola; Check It Out!

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 08/12/2021 at 08:17

Updated on 08/12/2021 at 09:30

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Solar Coca-Cola Opened 274 Job Vacancies in Brazil for Various Positions in Several States

Among the 274 job vacancies offered by Solar Coca-Cola, the bottler for Coca-Cola in Brazil, there are open recruitment processes for salespersons, delivery drivers, forklift operators, production assistants, among other positions. The opportunities cover various fields and levels of expertise.

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Of the available job vacancies, 16 are exclusive for people with disabilities (PWD). To apply for the PWD positions, it is necessary to present the required documentation, along with a medical report. The vacancies are for jobs in the states of the Northeast region and in Mato Grosso, in the Midwest region.

Those interested can apply for positions such as market developer, salesperson, delivery driver, forklift operator, production assistant, among others needed for the operation of Solar Coca-Cola.

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States with Job Vacancies Available at Solar Coca-Cola

The job vacancies at Solar Coca-Cola are for work in the states of:

Alagoas (42 vacancies)
Bahia (43 vacancies)
Ceará (46 vacancies)

Maranhão (43 vacancies)
Paraíba (6 vacancies)
Pernambuco (31 vacancies)
Piauí (4 vacancies)
Sergipe (11 vacancies)
Rio Grande do Norte (7 vacancies)
Mato Grosso (41 vacancies).

How to Apply for Job Vacancies

Solar Coca-Cola is providing more information about the selection process for job vacancies and the necessary qualifications for each role or application at the link https://solarcocacola.gupy.io.

About Solar Coca-Cola

Solar Coca-Cola is the second-largest manufacturer in the Coca-Cola System in Brazil and is among the 15 largest manufacturers in the Coca-Cola System worldwide. The company has 13 factories and 36 distribution points, with the capacity to produce more than three billion liters of beverages per year and to serve over 340,000 sales points.

274 Job Openings Offered By Solar Coca-Cola; Check It Out!

Solar Coca-Cola Opened 274 Job Vacancies in Brazil for Various Positions in Several States

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