  Currently, transport planning has changed its paradigm from projects oriented
to guarantee service levels to projects oriented to guarantee accessibility to
opportunities. In this context, a number of studies and tools aimed at
calculating accessibility are being made available, however these tools depend
on job location data that are not always easily accessible. Thus, this work
proposes the creation of a database with the locations of formal jobs in
Brazilian cities. The method uses the RAIS jobs database and the CNEFE street
faces database to infer the location of jobs in urban regions from the zip code
and the number of non-residential addresses on street faces. As a result, jobs
can be located more accurately in large and medium-sized cities and
approximately in single zip code cities. Finally, the databases are made
available openly so that researchers and planning professionals can easily
apply accessibility analyzes throughout the national territory.
