About the Role
Location:
Secaucus, NJ 07094
Duration:
24 Months
Responsibilities
Maintain the GIS connected model with information from various sources including work management systems, as-built construction drawings, work orders, completion records, and field reports.
Perform analysis or queries to assemble data and prepare reports, tabulations, charts, and maps from asset information contained in the connected model and various other data sources.
Produce standard prints and ad-hoc plots for field requests containing specific information derived from the connected model and various other data sources.
Maintain service point data and the relationship to feeding source transformer.
Track the lifespan of utility asset data, including history, inspection, and attachments.
Resolve conflicting data, mapping, connectivity, and land issues through office or field investigation.
Perform GIS work pertaining to major projects such as facility relocations, load rearrangement, and new business.
Operate automated office equipment including printers, plotters, duplication machines, facsimile, and scanners.
File records and data pertaining to the work.
Perform manual or computer-aided drafting.
Operate a car or light truck.
Assist other employees in plant work, in the field, or in the office.
Perform other similar skilled work.
Requirements
1 years of GIS experience (school or work-related).
Ability to acquire a thorough working knowledge of the company’s business applications, material, equipment, and apparatus used in the work.
Understanding of the Utilities’ Transmission and Distribution systems and various operating and maintenance handbooks and manuals.
Ability to work at various company locations based on business needs/workload.
Possess and maintain a valid driver’s license to operate motor vehicles in the state of New Jersey.
Proficiency in MS Office and other Windows applications.
Preferred Skills
Experience with MicroStation and AutoCAD is a strong plus.
Open to candidates with GIS experience in any industry, including recent college graduates with experience using GIS in school or internships.