GIS Technician Sample Clauses

GIS Technician. A GIS Technician with at least a Bachelor’s degree in geographic information systems, engineering or town planning and with: • Integrated transport planning • Development of GIS maps for reports DRAFT • Registration as a GIS technician at SAGC (preferable) At least 5 (five) years of verifiable experience in developing maps for transport planning purposes. A minimum of 3 (three) completed projects in the relevant role.
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GIS Technician. A GIS Technician with at least a Bachelor’s degree in geographic information systems, engineering or town planning and with: • Registration as a GIS technician at SAGC (preferable) At least 5 (five) years of verifiable experience in developing maps for transport planning purposes. A minimum of 3 (three) completed projects in the relevant role. • Integrated transport planning • Development of GIS maps for reports 5.1 Sustainable Transport Planner A Transport Engineer / Xxxxxxx who has a Master’s Degree in the Transport field (a Master’s Degree in Transport Logistics is not acceptable). The following is also required: • At least 10 (ten) years’ verifiable post graduate experience, and a minimum of 3 (three) completed projects which could include travel demand management, travel behaviour change, low-carbon transport planning, alternative fuel studies and sustainable transport planning projects. • Carbon emissions reduction strategies • Travel demand management • Electric Vehicle framework • Alternative fuels studies • Climate change initiatives for transport • Greening of transport infrastructure • The lead for the Service Provider • Assumes technical responsibility for work • Provides solution orientated specialist advice to Employer • Supervises lower level personnel • Takes on the role of technical project leader • Facilitating skills DRAFT
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GIS Technician. A GIS Technician with at least a Bachelor’s degree in geographic information systems, engineering or town planning and with: • Registration as a GIS technician at SAGC (preferable) At least 5 (five) years of verifiable experience in developing maps for transport planning purposes. A minimum of 3 (three) completed projects in the relevant role. • Integrated transport planning • Development of GIS maps for reports DRAFT Should it become necessary to replace any of the key personnel listed at the time of tender during the course of this contract, they may only be replaced by individuals with similar or better qualifications and experience, who satisfy the minimum requirements and then only with the written approval of the Employer.
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GIS Technician. A GIS Technician with at least a Bachelor’s degree in geographic information systems, engineering or town planning and with: • Registration as a GIS technician at SAGC (preferable) At least 5 (five) years of verifiable experience in developing maps for transport planning purposes. A minimum of 3 (three) completed projects in the relevant role. • Integrated transport planning • Development of GIS maps for reports 3.1 Transport Planner A Transport Planner who has a Master’s degree in the transport field (a Master’s degree in Transport Logistics is not acceptable). The following is also required: • A minimum of 3 (three) completed projects in the relevant field which must include as a minimum, the planning and development of 1 (one) Freight Management Strategy. • Freight Transport planning • Public participation skills • Technical report writing • Assumes technical responsibility for work • Provides solution orientated specialist advice to Employer • Supervises lower level personnel • Takes on the role of technical project leader • Facilitating skills DRAFT 3.2 Transport Logistics Planner A Transport Logistics Planner who has a Master’s Degree in Transport Logistics or Master’s Degree in Supply Chain Management (as it pertains to logistics). The following is also required: • At least 5 (five) years verifiable, post graduate experience and a minimum of 3 (three) transport logistics projects completed. • Freight Transport planning • Public participation skills • Technical report writing • Assumes technical responsibility for work • Provides solution orientated specialist advice to Employer • Supervises lower level personnel • Takes on the role of technical project leader • Facilitating skills
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GIS Technician. In The Employer agrees to a joint job evaluation review of the role to determine an appropriate pay grade Dated this day of , 2013. FOR MANAGEMENT: FOR THE UNION: Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx
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GIS Technician. A GIS Technician with at least a Bachelor’s degree in geographic information systems, engineering or town planning and with: • Registration as a GIS technician at SAGC (preferable) • At least 5 (five) years of verifiable experience in developing maps for transport planning purposes. A minimum of 3 (three) completed projects in the relevant role. • Integrated transport planning • Development of GIS maps for reports 2.1 Transport Planner A Transport Planner who has a Master’s degree in the transport field (a Master’s degree in Transport Logistics is not acceptable). The following is also required: • The Transport Planner must have at least 5 (five) years’ verifiable strategic transport planning post graduate experience and a minimum of 3 (three) completed projects which should include the development of Integrated Transport Plans (ITPs). The ITPs could have been developed for a local, district or metropolitan municipality. • Integrated Transport Planning • Public Transport Planning • Public participation skills • Technical report writing • Assumes technical responsibility for work • Provides solution orientated specialist advice to Employer • Supervises lower level personnel • Takes on the role of technical project leader • Facilitating skills
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GIS Technician. A GIS Technician with at least a Bachelor’s degree in geographic information systems, engineering or town planning and with: • Registration as a GIS technician at SAGC (preferable) At least 5 (five) years of verifiable experience in developing maps for transport planning purposes. A minimum of 3 (three) completed projects in the relevant role. • Integrated transport planning • Development of GIS maps for reports 3.1 Transport Planner A Transport Planner who has a Master’s degree in the transport field (a Master’s degree in Transport Logistics is not acceptable). The following is also required: • A minimum of 3 (three) completed projects in the relevant field which must include as a minimum, the planning and development of 1 (one) Freight Management Strategy. • Freight Transport planning • Public participation skills • Technical report writing • Assumes technical responsibility for work • Provides solution orientated specialist advice to Employer • Supervises lower level personnel • Takes on the role of technical project leader • Facilitating skills
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GIS Technician. Graphics.
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GIS Technician. The Graphic Information System (GIS) Technician reports to the Supervisor and is responsible to perform computer graphics duties to maintain data, prepare maps, sketches, diagrams and other technical drawings and reports. Interpret and enter field data into GIS, and various support functions. Performs methods of data capture including the creation/downloading of land parcels, obtaining current base maps, locating pertinent cultural and environmental data, and various other support functions as needed to ensure a correct and complete spatial and tabular database. Create, revise and maintain technical data used for reports maps and sketches, and maintain material and property equipment records. Obtain information required to perform work from multiple resources including; verbal/electronic communications, sketches, marked drawings, field notes and technical reference manuals. Work to resolve discrepancies to assure that data reflects accurate field conditions. Responsible for the organization, collection, maintenance and consistency of data for the GIS. Uses spatial data software and principals, methods and techniques of GIS analysis to assist management in land and resource analysis. Develops, assembles, edits and revises maps and map products using GIS cartographic concepts, principles and processes. Design and run moderately complex queries and reports defined to pull data from graphical and non-graphical databases. Demonstrate a proficiency in various related data systems utilized to perform GIS duties.
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