Luis Carlos Roncancio Rey

1. Operational support: Assisting with daily tasks such as organizing, sorting, or distributing materials.


2. Customer service: Providing direct assistance to customers or users, answering questions, and resolving minor issues.


3. Logistics: Helping with the receipt, storage, and distribution of products or supplies.


4. Equipment maintenance: Ensuring that tools or equipment are in good condition and available when needed.


5. Coordination: Assisting with organizing events or meetings, managing resources such as rooms and audiovisual equipment.


6. Documentation: Performing administrative tasks like data entry, filing documents, or preparing reports.

Product Transportation: Operate the vehicle assigned to transport Coca-Cola products from the distribution center to points of sale or customers.

Loading and Unloading: Ensure that the vehicle is loaded properly and safely, as well as unload the products in the corresponding places.

Inventory Control: Keep track of the products transported, making sure that the quantities match the orders and report any discrepancies.

Route Compliance: Follow the established routes for deliveries, respecting schedules and optimizing travel time.

Vehicle Maintenance: Perform basic vehicle checks, such as oil and fuel levels, and report any mechanical or maintenance issues to your supervisor.

Customer Service: Interact with customers in a cordial and professional manner, responding to their concerns and ensuring a good service experience.

Safe Driving: Ensure that the bus is driven safely, respecting traffic regulations and taking care of the safety of passengers.

Passenger Assistance: Provide good customer service by helping passengers board and disembark, and answering their questions about routes and schedules.

Vehicle Maintenance: Conduct daily checks of the bus before starting the route, ensuring that it is in good mechanical and safety condition.

Adherence to Routes and Schedules: Follow the established itinerary, respecting arrival and departure times at each stop.

Emergency Situation Management: Be prepared to act in case of emergencies, such as accidents or mechanical issues, and know how to handle difficult situations with passengers.

Passenger Control: Ensure that passengers follow the rules inside the bus, such as wearing seat belts, and manage situations of inappropriate behavior.

Activity Log: Keep a record of daily activities, such as the number of passengers, incidents, and any other relevant data.

Team Collaboration: Work together with other GMOVIL staff members, such as supervisors and maintenance personnel, to ensure efficient service.

Road Safety Education: Promote road safety among passengers and set an example of good practices while driving.

Fare Management: In some cases, manage fare collection and ensure that established payment policies are followed.