Coca-Cola FEMSA Opens Night Shift Position for Operational Assistant in São Paulo, Working from 1:40 PM to 10:00 PM

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Published on 05/03/2025 at 12:29

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Coca-Cola FEMSA Opens Night Job Vacancy for Operational Assistant in São Paulo, Requiring Only Elementary Education and Previous Experience.

On this Wednesday, (03/05), Coca-Cola FEMSA has a night job vacancy open for the position of Operational Assistant at its unit located in Sumaré, São Paulo.

This night job vacancy is for in-person work, announced as an employment opportunity for people with disabilities (PcD), reinforcing Coca-Cola FEMSA’s commitment to diversity and inclusion in the corporate environment.

Requirements Required by Coca-Cola FEMSA

The candidate for the night job of Operational Assistant must have completed Elementary Education and experience in areas such as logistics or loading and unloading.

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Functions and Responsibilities of the Operational Assistant

The Operational Assistant will have various responsibilities in the daily work routine.

Among the main functions assigned to this job vacancy are the sorting of products according to original orders, maintaining their quality and integrity.

The candidate for the night job at Coca-Cola FEMSA will be responsible for ensuring the segregation and proper handling of non-compliant products, as well as ensuring safety in the transportation of goods.

Among other activities, the Operational Assistant will be responsible for moving products and materials returned from the market and storing the products in the designated quantities.

Maintaining order and cleanliness in the workplace will also be an important responsibility of this job vacancy.

Benefits Offered

Among the benefits offered are PPR (Profit Sharing), health plan, dental plan, life insurance, on-site restaurant, food allowance, credits for purchases at pharmacies, and credit cooperative.

Coca-Cola FEMSA also offers seasonal benefits such as school kits for dependents, birthday kits, Christmas kits, and toy vouchers for dependents.

About Coca-Cola FEMSA

Coca-Cola FEMSA is one of the largest manufacturers and bottlers of Coca-Cola products in the world, with over 97,000 employees and 56 manufacturing units spread across Latin America.

In Brazil, the company operates in 19% of the national territory, serving over 93 million consumers.

With a portfolio of over 169 brands, including non-alcoholic beverages, beers, and spirits, the company stands out for its excellence in the distribution and marketing of products.

The company is also committed to promoting diversity within its workforce, providing an inclusive work environment where everyone has the opportunity to grow.

The company offers its employees the chance to learn and develop in different areas, in addition to promoting the active participation of all in the company’s success.

With a presence in several states in Brazil and a wide range of products available, Coca-Cola FEMSA continues to be a market leader in its segment and offers various job vacancies in different locations.

If you are looking for a job vacancy that offers a good salary, attractive benefits, and growth opportunities, Coca-Cola FEMSA is the right place for you.

Don’t miss the chance to apply for the Operational Assistant position in Sumaré and join a company that is always looking for professionals committed to success.

Are you interested in the night job vacancy at Coca-Cola FEMSA? Click here to apply!

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Renato celso Florentino da silva

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09/03/2025 11:37

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07/03/2025 10:02

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Coca-Cola FEMSA Opens Night Shift Position for Operational Assistant in São Paulo, Working from 1:40 PM to 10:00 PM

Coca-Cola FEMSA Opens Night Job Vacancy for Operational Assistant in São Paulo, Requiring Only Elementary Education and Previous Experience.

Requirements Required by Coca-Cola FEMSA

Functions and Responsibilities of the Operational Assistant

Benefits Offered

About Coca-Cola FEMSA

Are you interested in the night job vacancy at Coca-Cola FEMSA? Click here to apply!

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Coca-Cola FEMSA Opens Night Shift Position for Operational Assistant in São Paulo, Working from 1:40 PM to 10:00 PM

Coca-Cola FEMSA Opens Night Job Vacancy for Operational Assistant in São Paulo, Requiring Only Elementary Education and Previous Experience.

Requirements Required by Coca-Cola FEMSA

Functions and Responsibilities of the Operational Assistant

Benefits Offered

About Coca-Cola FEMSA

Are you interested in the night job vacancy at Coca-Cola FEMSA? Click here to apply!

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