COCA COLA BOTTLING INDONESIA, PT
PT. Coca-Cola Bottling Indonesia (CCBI) – Jakarta Plant, invites young potential candidates to fill in the position of Production Operator responsible in the whole production process in the production line.
Production Operator
Candidate profile:
· Diploma (D3) Engineering (Electrical, Mechanical or Chemical) with min GPA 2.75
· Able to operate computer program Microsoft Windows
· Willing to work in shift and under pressure
· A good team player
· Physically and mentally in good condition, not color blind
The following is the outline of principal accountabilities:
· Responsible in implementing the production processing with the best quality and quantity product as standard set by The Coca-Cola Company.
· Implementing the Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) system in working area
· Implementing QMS, OHS, EMS and SMK3 standard procedures
· Implementing Health and Safety working environment
If you feel you meet the requirements above, please send your CV, academy transcript and recent photograph to pretty.aritonang@sea.ccamatil.com
Monday, May 18, 2009
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