Summary: We are establishing a Greenfield manufacturing facility at Tlaxcala in Mexico. This will be the flagship facility in line with Industry 4.0 with state-of-the-art advanced automation and digitization, with the highest standards for Sustainability. To deliver this, we are hiring a highly competent and motivated professional who will support the design and implementation of the new facility, as well as act as the local SME for startup, stabilization, and ongoing operations.

The Construction

Manager – Capital Projects will lead end-to-end construction execution for all building and civil works, integrating the engineering design firm, construction contractors, and global Coca-Cola stakeholders to deliver the project from design through construction and startup. This role owns construction execution on-site, ensuring alignment across design, cost, schedule, quality, and safety, while overseeing contractors, managing key interfaces, ensuring compliance with local regulations and integral standards, and supporting a smooth transition to operations.





What You’ll Do for Us

- Project Design Phase: Lead the coordination of the engineering design firm to ensure efficient, compliant, and construction-ready designs aligned with project requirements, Coca-Cola standards, and local regulations.
- Project Execution Phase: Lead end-to-end construction execution, managing contractors and ensuring delivery of all building and civil works in line with cost, schedule, quality, and safety targets. Act as the primary interface between engineering, construction, and project stakeholders.
- Startup Phase: Coordinate with project and operations teams to support commissioning, site readiness, and a smooth transition to operations, ensuring facilities are delivered fit-for-purpose.
- Project Governance: Ensure adherence to project charter, monitor performance, manage risks and interfaces, and provide regular updates to leadership.

📌 Senior Manager, Construction - Greenfield (Tlaxcala de Xicohténcatl)
🏢 Coca-Cola HBC
📍 Tlaxcala de Xicohténcatl