Coca-Cola, The Largest Non-Alcoholic Beverage Producer, Calls for 67 Job Openings in SP, RJ, MG, RS, and More

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Published on 19/02/2021 at 07:15

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Coca Cola Is Hiring Helpers, Drivers, Assistants, and Operators. There Are 67 Job Openings for SP, RJ, MG, RS, and More. Check Below for How to Apply

The multinational company, the largest producer of non-alcoholic beverages in Brazil, Coca Cola, has 67 job openings for elementary, high school, and higher education levels for SP, RJ, MG, RS, PR, and more as of February 19. Professionals willing to work in the roles of helper, assistant, drivers, technicians, engineers, among other positions, can participate in the selection. You can also apply for helper, boilermaker, laborer, supervisor and more job openings requiring elementary and high school education for industrial and civil maintenance works.

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Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil is responsible for the production and distribution of more than 100 brands of beverages such as Coca Cola, Coca Cola Zero Sugar, Fanta, Sprite, Kuat, Powerade, Monster, i9, Del Valle Juices, Schweppes, Cristal Water, Burn, Coca Cola Coffee, Kaiser, Sol, Bavaria, Amstel, Heineken, Leão Fuze, Ades, Verde Campo, among others.

Coca-Cola FEMSA Brazil operates in the States of São Paulo, Paraná, Mato Grosso do Sul, Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina, and Goiás and has 20,000 employees, 395,000 points of sale, 10 factories, and 43 distribution points.

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Check Below for Some Positions Called to Fill the 67 Job Openings at Coca Cola in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, Paraná, Rio Grande do Sul, and More States in Brazil

Researcher
Electromechanical Technician
Administrative Coordinator
Junior Salesperson
Occupational Nurse
Occupational Doctor
Maintenance Electrician
Accounts Assistant Cashier
Labor Lawyer Pleno
Sales Promoter
Reliability Engineer
Delivery Driver (PcD)
Delivery Driver
Promoter – CNH B and Own Car
Clerk
Clerk (PcD)
Forklift Operator
Forklift Operator (PcD)
Occupational Nursing Technician
Sales Representative
Salesperson
Environmental Manager

Occupational Nursing Technician
Continuous Improvement Coordinator
Administrative Coordinator
PCD Opportunities
Merchandising Supervisor
Promoter
Senior Institutional Relations Analyst (Sustainability)
PL Sales Representative (Female/Male)
Legal Proxy
Junior Safety Technician
Maintenance Technician
Distribution Supervisor
Temporary Refrigeration Technician
External Salesperson – Mariana / MG
Distribution Supervisor
LGV Operator
Operational Helper
Forklift Operator
Talent Pool for Professionals with Disabilities
Promoter
Accounts Assistant
Civil Engineering Internship

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Coca-Cola, The Largest Non-Alcoholic Beverage Producer, Calls for 67 Job Openings in SP, RJ, MG, RS, and More

Coca Cola Is Hiring Helpers, Drivers, Assistants, and Operators. There Are 67 Job Openings for SP, RJ, MG, RS, and More. Check Below for How to Apply

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Check Below for Some Positions Called to Fill the 67 Job Openings at Coca Cola in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, Paraná, Rio Grande do Sul, and More States in Brazil

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Coca-Cola, The Largest Non-Alcoholic Beverage Producer, Calls for 67 Job Openings in SP, RJ, MG, RS, and More

Coca Cola Is Hiring Helpers, Drivers, Assistants, and Operators. There Are 67 Job Openings for SP, RJ, MG, RS, and More. Check Below for How to Apply

Read Also

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