Coca-Cola, The Multinational Largest Producer of Non-Alcoholic Beverages, Calls for Over 200 Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 03/11/2020 at 07:59

Updated on 03/11/2020 at 12:53

Coca Cola, a multinacional maior produtora de bebidas não alcoólicas, convoca para mais de 200 vagas de emprego no Rio de Janeiro

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Coca Cola Is Hiring Helpers, Drivers, Assistants, and Operators. There Are Over 200 Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro. Check Below How to Apply

The largest non-alcoholic beverage producer in Brazil, Coca Cola, is offering over 200 vacancies for elementary and high school graduates in Rio de Janeiro as of November 2. Professionals willing to work in Duque de Caxias, Jacarepaguá, Bangu, Caju, and the municipality of São Pedro da Aldeia in the Lakes Region can participate in the selection. You can also apply, Macaé has job openings available through the oil and gas contractor Engeman for the Offshore Boiler Maker position

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Coca-Cola Andina is the manufacturer of products licensed by The Coca-Cola Company in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Paraguay. The group has 11 operating factories—three of them in the country, two located in Rio de Janeiro (in Jacarepaguá and Duque de Caxias), and one in São Paulo (in Ribeirão Preto)—and 19 distribution centers in the state of Rio de Janeiro, interior of São Paulo, and Espírito Santo.

With approximately 20,000 employees, Coca Cola Brazil serves 72 million consumers daily in the states of SP, MG, PR, SC, RS, MS, and part of RJ, producing and distributing the most comprehensive beverage portfolio.

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Check Below Some of the Job Openings at Coca Cola in Rio de Janeiro

Delivery Helper
Driver
Patio Assistant
Forklift Operator

For delivery helpers, there are 120 vacancies in Duque de Caxias, Jacarepaguá, Bangu, Caju, and the municipality of São Pedro da Aldeia in the Lakes Region. The offered salary is R$1,207.00 plus commission.

For candidates applying for delivery driver positions, the company is looking for individuals with a CNH D or E license and experience driving trucks, offering a fixed salary of R$1,587.00 plus commission. In total, there are 80 vacancies for the role in Duque de Caxias, Jacarepaguá, Bangu, Caju, and São Pedro da Aldeia.

For candidates applying for patio assistant positions, the company is offering ten vacancies at the Jacarepaguá unit. The offered salary is R$1,146.20, and candidates must have completed elementary education.

As for forklift operators, Coca Cola has 30 vacancies in Duque de Caxias and Jacarepaguá. The fixed salary is R$1,849.00, and candidates must have completed high school and finished a forklift operator course.

Benefits

Coca Cola also offers benefits to employees, such as fixed salary and commissions, health plan, meal vouchers, and profit sharing, product discounts, training programs, life insurance, which may vary for each position.

Application

Interested candidates should send their resumes to recrutamentorj@koandina.com.

Coca-Cola, The Multinational Largest Producer of Non-Alcoholic Beverages, Calls for Over 200 Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

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