Traffic Operator - João Monlevade/MG

Description

Job Summary: The Traffic Operator inspects the highway, monitors traffic, responds to emergencies, identifies hazards, and supervises construction works, ensuring road safety and traffic flow. Key Highlights: 1. Conduct highway traffic inspections and monitoring 2. Provide emergency assistance to vehicles 3. Ensure road user safety Nova 381 is committed to transforming the experience of those traveling along BR-381, delivering enhanced safety, traffic flow, and road infrastructure quality. With an estimated generation of approximately 80,000 direct and indirect jobs over 30 years, the concession will positively impact the 21 municipalities along the highway, promoting regional development and opportunities for thousands of people. Join us on this journey of growth and transformation. Welcome to Nova 381 – a new path begins here. **Responsibilities and Duties** **WHAT YOU WILL DO AS A TRAFFIC OPERATOR** * Conduct regular highway inspections, monitor traffic, and identify incidents; * Assess road and signage conditions, reporting irregularities; * Provide assistance to vehicles experiencing breakdowns, accidents, and other emergencies; * Pre-emptively mark hazardous locations to ensure road user safety; * Supervise and oversee construction and maintenance works within the right-of-way, ensuring compliance with road safety regulations. **Requirements and Qualifications** **WHAT WE NEED** * Completed High School education * Valid Brazilian driver’s license categories A/D, D, or E * Prior experience as a driver is desirable * Immediate availability to start **Additional Information** **BENEFITS** Meal or Food Allowance State Health Insurance Plan – extendable to dependents Life Insurance Transportation Allowance Profit-Sharing Program (PLR) Nova 381 is responsible for operating 303.4 kilometers of BR-381, stretching from km 450+540 in Belo Horizonte—where it intersects with BR-262/MG (access to Sabará)—to km 150 at its intersection with BR-116/MG in Governador Valadares. The 30-year concession entails planned investments exceeding R$ 9.5 billion and an estimated creation of 80,000 direct and indirect jobs. Among the main projects outlined in the contract are: duplication of 134.27 km (including 27.83 km of remaining works and 106.44 km of new sections); addition of 83 km of auxiliary lanes; and 51 alignment corrections. As stipulated in the contract, professional freight drivers will receive enhanced support upon delivery of a Truck Driver Rest and Stop Area in February 2027; additionally, an emergency escape area will be installed at a strategic location to improve safety during emergencies. Local communities will also benefit from projects aimed at improving traffic volume assessment and surrounding infrastructure capacity. The concessionaire will deliver 9.7 km of parallel roads, 20 pedestrian footbridges, and 166 bus stops. This highway network spans 21 cities: Antônio Dias; Barão de Cocais; Bela Vista de Minas; Belo Horizonte; Belo Oriente; Bom Jesus do Amparo; Caeté; Coronel Fabriciano; Governador Valadares; Ipatinga; Jaguaraçu; João Monlevade; Nova União; Naque; Nova Era; Periquito; Sabará; Santa Luzia; Santana do Paraíso; São Gonçalo do Rio Abaixo; and Timóteo.