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Job Summary: The professional will drive and maneuver vehicles, prepare and move cargo, perform deliveries, carry out basic vehicle maintenance, verify products, organize displays, and manage product expiration dates. Key Highlights: 1. Commitment to work 2. Basic vehicle maintenance 3. Product delivery and organization Drive and maneuver vehicles, prepare cargo loading and unloading, move products inside trucks and within the warehouse, and deliver orders to customers. Perform basic vehicle maintenance, plan travel routes, and verify products during loading and unloading. **Responsibilities and Duties** * Load the truck, transport goods to the customer, and unload the truck; * Restock products on displays to present company products attractively and in an organized manner; * Clean, organize, and place merchandising materials on displays to ensure proper execution of tasks; * Check product expiration dates on displays and in inventory to prevent expired products from reaching customers; * Rotate products in-store, highlighting those with shorter expiration dates to prevent products from expiring at the customer’s location; * Accurately and completely close delivery manifests and submit them to the finance department to enable verification of product value dispatched and capital received; * Keep the truck clean and organized by periodically performing the 5S routine to maintain hygiene and good working conditions. **Requirements and Qualifications** * No prior experience required; * Commitment to work is mandatory; * Valid Brazilian driver's license "D" is required; **Additional Information** * Attendance bonus of 11.5%; * Daycare assistance (for mothers with children up to 5 years old); * Monthly meal allowance (VR) R$ 425.00; * Daily meal allowance (VR) R$ 20.00; * Meal voucher (VR Refeição) R$ 575.00; * Transportation allowance; * Overtime additional pay. Founded in 1985 in Ouro Verde de Goiás by brothers José Ricardo and Wilson de Oliveira, Rancheiro began with Café Rancheiro almofada (roasted and ground coffee) and quickly gained regional prominence. The company expanded through acquisitions, obtained ABIC certification, and launched the gourmet Qualycream line, maintaining strict adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices. It produces proprietary capsules and premium-grade coffees. Under the presidency of Ricardo Ander de Oliveira, the company expanded into biscuits in 2015, starting with coconut doughnuts—now its flagship product and the best-selling doughnuts in Brazil. This was followed by wafers, cookies, filled biscuits, and cream crackers. The entire biscuit line is free from animal-derived ingredients, catering to vegan diets, lactose intolerance, and cow’s milk protein allergy (APLV). With strong retail presence and a focus on quality, Rancheiro has established itself as a recognized brand of coffee and biscuits, supported by employees, customers, and suppliers.
