Heineken, The Multinational Leader in Beer Manufacturing, Calls For Over 90 Job Openings for Helpers in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 20/04/2021 at 14:35

Updated on 28/04/2021 at 19:08

Trabalhadores Heineken / Fonte: Reprodução Google

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Heineken Calls for Candidates with Elementary Education Seeking Jobs with a Formal Contract in Rio de Janeiro

The Dutch multinational Heineken, a leader in beer manufacturing, calls for candidates with elementary education seeking jobs with a formal contract in Rio de Janeiro to fill 93 openings for the position of Delivery Assistant. See below the requirements and how to submit your resume.

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Benefits: all open positions offer salary ranges compatible with the market and many benefits. Among them are medical and dental plans, partnerships with partner companies, meal vouchers, food vouchers, and transportation vouchers, as well as private pension and others.

Check Below the Requirements to Compete for the Job Openings at Heineken in Rio de Janeiro

Perform pre-loading upon route return, contributing to the productivity of the process;
Unload products according to the company’s standards, ensuring service levels and customer satisfaction;
Sort empty containers at the point of sale in the presence of the customer, collecting only those that meet the specified quality standards;
Reload when requested by the Immediate Manager, addressing demand needs;
Guide drivers in their maneuvers to facilitate the process, eliminating the risk of accidents;
Ensure the quality of delivered products through proper handling, ensuring their integrity;
Correctly use personal protective equipment to ensure physical safety;
Maintain good appearance and personal hygiene, caring for the company’s image;
Contribute to the maintenance and care of the vehicle, ensuring the conservation and image of the fleet;
Value good relationships with internal and external customers through attentive service and ensuring service levels in customer care.

Application: to apply for one of the 93 Delivery Assistant job openings advertised by Heineken, interested parties must send their resume and register on the application platform by clicking here.

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