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The Security Manager is primarily responsible for the physical security of Coke Canada Bottling’s facilities, assets and employees, collective bargaining contingency planning, assisting Human Resources with investigations and the retrieval of company assets from customer and former customer locations. Located in Montreal and reporting to the VP, Legal, the Security Manager works closely with business partners across the East Canada Operating Unit to provide guidance and recommendations regarding all aspects of security. 

Responsibilities

• Maintain security practices that ensure compliance with company, regulatory, legal and ethical policies and requirements;
• Ensure effective execution of the physical security and protection programs, policies and practices, including the conduct of security audits;
• Ensure all security equipment and systems are operating in accordance with operating procedures and escalate all problems/issues to management;
• Lead consultations with internal and external stakeholders, to develop and implement strategic business plans to reduce risks / exposures related to physical security and protection;
• Recommend and implements security solutions based on analysis of issues and implications for the business;
• Liase with outside security consultants and security equipment providers in determining security needs and oversee project implementaions; 
• Identify emerging security issues and trends to inform decision-making;
• Review and sign-off on the security design for all significant security and building projects, monitor project completion relating to the designs, and performs final inspection for selected projects against the original security objectives;
• Conduct thorough, unbiased and timely investigations, including review of CCTV;
• Ensure proper procedures are followed to preserve evidence and maintain confidentiality;
• Clearly communicate findings with all interested parties, produce clear summaries of actions taken and provide recommendations for further investigation;
• Liaise with external investigative units as required in order to ensure a full investigation is conducted;
• Acts as a trusted advisor to assigned business/group. Influence and negotiate to achieve business objectives;
• Conducs independent analysis and assessment to resolve security issues;
• Respond to and assists in the management of crisis situations.
• Responds and provide support for urgent/emergency situations after normal business hours.

Qualifications

• At least 8 years experience in an investigative/analytical role either in law enforcement or another discipline that involves the investigation of casework and the assembly of information/ evidence to prove a case in court or justify a recommendation or other outcome;
• Bilingual in spoken and written English and French;
• Experience with implementation, operation and support of electronic access control and surveillance systems;
• Strong knowledge of investigative practices, methods and enforcement strategies;
• Familiar with the protocols for collecting, handling, and passing on evidence;
• Experience in employee and labour relations;
• Experience in contingency measures and procedures;
• Experience in presenting or delivering presentations and training programs;
• Administrative skills; proficiency with IT tools, Words, Excell, Outlook and ability to complete and create forms, reports, and logs;
• Ability to handle multiple projects and assignments concurrently;
• Ability to handle sensitive information while maintaining confidentiality;
• Strong analytical skills as well as good interview, interrogation and investigation techniques and skills;
• Ability to effectively present and communicate findings;
• Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills;
• Independent, inquisitive and open-minded;
• Solid time-management skills;
• Ability to show initiative, good judgment and resourcefulness;
• Post-secondary degree and/or university/college courses in law enforcement or in a relevant field are preferred; and
• Member in good standing of ASIS and CANASA preferred.

Coke Canada Bottling Bulk Drivers are responsible for the delivery of pre-ordered products to assigned accounts. This is a long-haul role and requires overnights. This is a short haul role and all driving will be locally based.

Responsibilities

• Shift: AM, PM or overnight
• Deliver pre-ordered products to customers on assigned route using a Coke Canada Bottling fleet truck
• Check accuracy and stability of truck load
• Follow all Coke Canada Bottling and Store policies regarding equipment and safety
• Maintain professional relationships with co-workers and customers.
• Repetitively lift, carry and position product (weight up to 50lbs or 22kgs) above shoulder height without assistance - most route require product to be offloaded and broght into the customer location.
• Merchandising product into customer location as needed
• Ability to push and pull manual and powered equipment (i.e. pallet jack, hand-truck etc.) containing product loads for a minimum of 100 yards without assistance
• Collect company property
• Follow all Coke Canada Bottling and Store policies regarding backroom, display floor, replenishment, equipment, and safety
• Maintain professional relationships with co-workers and customers

Qualifications

• Commercial License with Air (Class 1 or AZ) with no major violations over the last three (3) years
• One (1) plus year of commercial driving experience
• One to three years of general work experience
• Local delivery experience preferred
• Ability to repetitively lift, carry and position product (weight up to 50lbs or 22kgs) above shoulder height without assistance

Coke Canada Bottling Bulk Drivers are responsible for the delivery of pre-ordered products to assigned accounts. This is a long-haul role and requires overnights. This is a short haul role and all driving will be locally based.

Responsibilities

• Shift: AM, PM or overnight
• Deliver pre-ordered products to customers on assigned route using a Coke Canada Bottling fleet truck
• Check accuracy and stability of truck load
• Follow all Coke Canada Bottling and Store policies regarding equipment and safety
• Maintain professional relationships with co-workers and customers.
• Repetitively lift, carry and position product (weight up to 50lbs or 22kgs) above shoulder height without assistance - most route require product to be offloaded and broght into the customer location.
• Merchandising product into customer location as needed
• Ability to push and pull manual and powered equipment (i.e. pallet jack, hand-truck etc.) containing product loads for a minimum of 100 yards without assistance
• Collect company property
• Follow all Coke Canada Bottling and Store policies regarding backroom, display floor, replenishment, equipment, and safety
• Maintain professional relationships with co-workers and customers

Qualifications

• Commercial License with Air (Class 1 or AZ) with no major violations over the last three (3) years
• One (1) plus year of commercial driving experience
• One to three years of general work experience
• Local delivery experience preferred
• Ability to repetitively lift, carry and position product (weight up to 50lbs or 22kgs) above shoulder height without assistance

Coke Canada Bottling Talent Acquisition Business Partners focus on delivering a value-added service partnering with business leaders across the Eastern operations and will be based out of the L'assomption facility. You will partner with business leaders to build TA programs and plans as well as, supporting the full recruitment cycle for non-union and union field sales, drivers and operational roles. This is a great opportunity for an individual who is passionate and experienced in Talent Acquisition to support projects and initiatives, establishing TA best practices and standards at Coke Canada.

You will be supporting the high-volume recruitment of non-union and union field operations, sales and other operational roles. This is the perfect opportunity to develop your career in Talent Acquisition and be a part of exciting projects and initiatives establishing TA best practices and standards at Coke Canada.
 

Responsibilities

• Full cycle Talent Acquisition support for high volume and salaried Field operational roles
• Partner with HR and business leaders to develop high volume seasonal Talent Acquisition strategy and plans based on hiring trends and workforce planning objectives
• Conduct in depth intake meetings; understand objectives on recruitment delivery, regional challenges, job requirements, attraction strategies, screening and assessing criteria and recruitment cycle process
• Develop a Talent Acquisition events and social media calendar and execute on plan
• Support National Talent Acquisition projects and improvements opportunities
• Act as a TA ambassador building the talent brand through social media, targeted advertising, events and school partnerships
• Leverage Talent Acquisition reporting and scorecards to monitor progress & ensure delivery on objectives and review progress reports with business leaders as required
• Adhere to recruitment processes, service levels and system usage standards

Qualifications

• Completion of bachelor’s University Degree or relevant Diploma
• Minimum 3 years’ recruiting experience with a proven track record of high volume
• Preferred experience in unionized environment
• Strong candidate assessment abilities to identify quality hires
• Proficient with Microsoft packages MS Excel, PowerPoint, applicant tracking systems and LinkedIn and Indeed Sourcing
• Demonstrates strong interpersonal and influencing skills, results driven, high performing, collaborative, shows initiative, proactive, encourages building key relationships

The Security Manager is primarily responsible for the physical security of Coke Canada Bottling’s facilities, assets and employees, collective bargaining contingency planning, assisting Human Resources with investigations and the retrieval of company assets from customer and former customer locations. Located in Montreal and reporting to the VP, Legal, the Security Manager works closely with business partners across the East Canada Operating Unit to provide guidance and recommendations regarding all aspects of security. 

Responsibilities

• Maintain security practices that ensure compliance with company, regulatory, legal and ethical policies and requirements;
• Ensure effective execution of the physical security and protection programs, policies and practices, including the conduct of security audits;
• Ensure all security equipment and systems are operating in accordance with operating procedures and escalate all problems/issues to management;
• Lead consultations with internal and external stakeholders, to develop and implement strategic business plans to reduce risks / exposures related to physical security and protection;
• Recommend and implements security solutions based on analysis of issues and implications for the business;
• Liase with outside security consultants and security equipment providers in determining security needs and oversee project implementaions; 
• Identify emerging security issues and trends to inform decision-making;
• Review and sign-off on the security design for all significant security and building projects, monitor project completion relating to the designs, and performs final inspection for selected projects against the original security objectives;
• Conduct thorough, unbiased and timely investigations, including review of CCTV;
• Ensure proper procedures are followed to preserve evidence and maintain confidentiality;
• Clearly communicate findings with all interested parties, produce clear summaries of actions taken and provide recommendations for further investigation;
• Liaise with external investigative units as required in order to ensure a full investigation is conducted;
• Acts as a trusted advisor to assigned business/group. Influence and negotiate to achieve business objectives;
• Conducs independent analysis and assessment to resolve security issues;
• Respond to and assists in the management of crisis situations.
• Responds and provide support for urgent/emergency situations after normal business hours.

Qualifications

• At least 8 years experience in an investigative/analytical role either in law enforcement or another discipline that involves the investigation of casework and the assembly of information/ evidence to prove a case in court or justify a recommendation or other outcome;
• Bilingual in spoken and written English and French;
• Experience with implementation, operation and support of electronic access control and surveillance systems;
• Strong knowledge of investigative practices, methods and enforcement strategies;
• Familiar with the protocols for collecting, handling, and passing on evidence;
• Experience in employee and labour relations;
• Experience in contingency measures and procedures;
• Experience in presenting or delivering presentations and training programs;
• Administrative skills; proficiency with IT tools, Words, Excell, Outlook and ability to complete and create forms, reports, and logs;
• Ability to handle multiple projects and assignments concurrently;
• Ability to handle sensitive information while maintaining confidentiality;
• Strong analytical skills as well as good interview, interrogation and investigation techniques and skills;
• Ability to effectively present and communicate findings;
• Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills;
• Independent, inquisitive and open-minded;
• Solid time-management skills;
• Ability to show initiative, good judgment and resourcefulness;
• Post-secondary degree and/or university/college courses in law enforcement or in a relevant field are preferred; and
• Member in good standing of ASIS and CANASA preferred.

About This Opportunity

The Security Manager is primarily responsible for the physical security of Coke Canada Bottling’s facilities, assets and employees, collective bargaining contingency planning, assisting Human Resources with investigations and the retrieval of company assets from customer and former customer locations. Located in Montreal and reporting to the Director, operations, the Security Manager works closely with business partners across the East Canada Operating Unit to provide guidance and recommendations regarding all aspects of security. 

Responsibilities

• Maintain security practices that ensure compliance with company, regulatory, legal and ethical policies and requirements;
• Ensure effective execution of the physical security and protection programs, policies and practices, including the conduct of security audits;
• Ensure all security equipment and systems are operating in accordance with operating procedures and escalate all problems/issues to management;
• Lead consultations with internal and external stakeholders, to develop and implement strategic business plans to reduce risks / exposures related to physical security and protection;
• Recommend and implements security solutions based on analysis of issues and implications for the business;
• Liase with outside security consultants and security equipment providers in determining security needs and oversee project implementaions; 
• Identify emerging security issues and trends to inform decision-making;
• Review and sign-off on the security design for all significant security and building projects, monitor project completion relating to the designs, and performs final inspection for selected projects against the original security objectives;
• Conduct thorough, unbiased and timely investigations, including review of CCTV;
• Ensure proper procedures are followed to preserve evidence and maintain confidentiality;
• Clearly communicate findings with all interested parties, produce clear summaries of actions taken and provide recommendations for further investigation;
• Liaise with external investigative units as required in order to ensure a full investigation is conducted;
• Acts as a trusted advisor to assigned business/group. Influence and negotiate to achieve business objectives;
• Conducs independent analysis and assessment to resolve security issues;
• Respond to and assists in the management of crisis situations.
• Responds and provide support for urgent/emergency situations after normal business hours.

Qualifications

• At least 8 years experience in an investigative/analytical role either in law enforcement or another discipline that involves the investigation of casework and the assembly of information/ evidence to prove a case in court or justify a recommendation or other outcome;
• Bilingual in spoken and written English and French;
• Experience with implementation, operation and support of electronic access control and surveillance systems;
• Strong knowledge of investigative practices, methods and enforcement strategies;
• Familiar with the protocols for collecting, handling, and passing on evidence;
• Experience in employee and labour relations;
• Experience in contingency measures and procedures;
• Experience in presenting or delivering presentations and training programs;
• Administrative skills; proficiency with IT tools, Words, Excell, Outlook and ability to complete and create forms, reports, and logs;
• Ability to handle multiple projects and assignments concurrently;
• Ability to handle sensitive information while maintaining confidentiality;
• Strong analytical skills as well as good interview, interrogation and investigation techniques and skills;
• Ability to effectively present and communicate findings;
• Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills;
• Independent, inquisitive and open-minded;
• Solid time-management skills;
• Ability to show initiative, good judgment and resourcefulness;
• Post-secondary degree and/or university/college courses in law enforcement or in a relevant field are preferred; and
• Member in good standing of ASIS and CANASA preferred.