Heineken Ethiopia Job Vacancy 2026

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Heineken Ethiopia ventured into the Ethiopian beer market by acquiring Harar and Bedele breweries. In 2015, we inaugurated Kilinto Brewery near Addis Ababa with an investment of EUR310 million. Since then, we have been bringing people together over a beer, embracing Ethiopia as our cherished home and its diverse, hospitable people as our community.

Position: Packaging Operator

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Industrial, Electrical, or related fields

Experience and Skills

0 – 2 years’ of experience, preferably in beverage/logistic operation shop floor experience.

The Packaging Operator will ensure the safety agenda in the daily job. Operate and execute in a qualitative way the process and product-related tasks while improving the key performance indicators and production losses, leading to a safe working environment on machine/area.

Key Responsibilities

Works in line with the defined and implemented safety, environmental, and food safety standards. Following the 5S, Housekeeping and HACCP are related to the workplace.
Identify the safety risks in their department.
Apply LSR principles, including do’s and don’ts.
Take action where unsafe situations or behaviors occur, give feedback, and report to the relevant people.
Safely shut down and start up equipment for the yearly overhaul.
Act in compliance with HEINEKEN and local safety rules, standards, and procedures.
Identify water and energy losses in their area of responsibility and suggest solutions.
Implement good environmental practices.
Make all the quality checks in line with the standards and procedures on simple packaging machines.
Perform quality and food safety checks in line with standards and safety procedures.
Identify quality issues in their area.
Take part in improvement actions to prevent quality issues from arising and contribute to quality-related analyses (e.g., DAS, RCFAs, problem-solving).
Clean and disinfect to the expected level in line with recipe standards, SOPs, and CILT.
Executes the tagging process, CILT, and applies problem-solving tools. Participates and starts leading the improvement teams.
Use the digital tools available to report the information required for the DCS (e.g., shift handover list, downtime reports, shift performance information).
Restore and sustain basic conditions using the shop floor excellence tools displayed in digital applications (SOP, OPL, CILT activities, and 5S).