Heineken Hires Production Operator, Electrician, and Mechanic On This 11th Day

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 11/08/2020 at 17:18

Cervejaria Heineken abre vagas de emprego e banco de talentos para todos os níveis de escolaridade e diferentes funções

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Heineken Brewery Opens Job Vacancies and Talent Pool for All Education Levels and Various Positions

Heineken, of Dutch origin, has around 140 breweries in over 70 countries and employs approximately 85,000 people. Today, the company has job openings for production operator, electrician, mechanic, and promoter, located in the states of Pernambuco, Ceará, and São Paulo. In addition to job vacancies, Heineken has various positions available for its talent pool.

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The company’s annual production is 121,800,000 hectoliters of beer. These figures grant it the title of the third largest brewery in the world, behind InBev and SABMiller.

Check Out the Job Vacancies Below:

Production Operator I – Igarassu, PE
Trade Execution Promoter – Fortaleza, CE
Maintenance Mechanic – Itu, SP
Electrician – Itu, SP

Talent Pool:

Delivery Assistant – Cachoeirinha, RS/ Guarulhos, SP
Trade Execution Promoter – Salvador, BA
Sales – Brasília, DF
Production Operator I – Caxias, MA/ Recife, PE/ Igarassu, PE
Trade Execution Promoter – São Luís, MA
Reserve Seller – São José dos Campos, SP/ Guarulhos, SP
Logistics – Brasília, DF
Production Assistant – Jacareí, SP
Information Technology Specialist – Itu, SP
Production Operator – Blumenau, SC
Trade Execution Promoter – Santo André, SP
Delivery Driver – Guarulhos, SP
Filling Operator – Ponta Grossa, PR

Applications for Heineken Job Vacancies and Talent Pool: To apply for the vacancies above, CLICK HERE to go to the application website. Good luck!

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Heineken Hires Production Operator, Electrician, and Mechanic On This 11th Day

Heineken Brewery Opens Job Vacancies and Talent Pool for All Education Levels and Various Positions

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Check Out the Job Vacancies Below:

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