Salary for geospatial technician

Average salary


2500 £

Basic salary 2300 £
Maximum Wage 2700 £
2300 £
Lowest
2500 £
Average
2700 £
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The average salary for the geospatial technician position is 2500 £

Companies with the highest earnings in position Geospatial technician
2748 £
NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY ENTERPRISES
Based on 3 job offers
2522 £
2333 £

Salary in companies


OF EDINBURGH 2748 £
2300 £ 2748 £
NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY ENTERPRISES 2522 £
2300 £ 2748 £
WAYMAP 2333 £
2300 £ 2748 £

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Requirements


  • HNC/Level 4 Qualification in an Engineering related subject, for example GIS, remote sensing, surveying/geomatics or a related field (e.g
  • civil engineering, electrical/electronic engineering, computing science, physics, physical geography, Earth sciences)
  • alternatively, candidates may possess significant vocational experience, demonstrating development through progressively more demanding, relevant roles
  • advanced working knowledge of GIS and remote sensing techniques, and other forms of geospatial surveying
  • desirable
  • first Aid at Work qualification. Training will be provided if required
  • GVC / A2CofC drone qualifications. Training will be provided if required
  • fork lift truck driving qualification. Training will be provided if required
  • proven experience in GIS and CAD applications
  • degree or certification in GIS, Geomatics, Surveying, Engineering, or a related field
  • strong analytical skills and attention to detail in spatial data management
  • experience with GPS and mapping systems
  • experience with geospatial data collection, processing, and visualization
  • familiarity with OSM datasets, Google Earth, and map management
  • knowledge of relevant industry standards and best practices in mapping and geospatial analysis
  • experience using pathfinding and localization applications such as Google/Apple maps, Transit, Waze, Moovit, Citymapper, etc
  • ability to interpret technical drawings, maps, and survey data
  • background in technology, GIS, surveying, or mapping
  • excellent problem-solving skills and ability to work both independently and as part of a team

Responsibility


  • performing a range of data investigation, preparation, loading and processing tasks
  • including determining data loading requirements, creating scripts for loading data into databases both geo-spatial and statistical, undertaking the load
  • quality controlling both the process and loaded data
  • conduct data processing tasks for new and existing services, including data conversion between different formats and updating service data
  • creation of new derived datasets from existing source data, including creating appropriate documentation and quality assurance
  • investigate new methods of data delivery and data visualisation
  • supporting the work of EDINA by providing GIS skills and knowledge in both desktop and server environments
  • undertaking a range of data management tasks including metadata creation, quality control, assist in writing technical documentation covering data and data processing and quality assurance
  • any other duties within the scope and general nature of the grade which may be required
  • keeps fellow team members up to date with progress

Current offers for the position


OF EDINBURGH
Geospatial Technician

Edinburgh

WAYMAP
Geospatial and CAD Technician

London