GIS / Asset Data Technician

Overview

Maintain and update GIS and SAP asset data for Powerco's electricity network.

Key Responsibilities

• info management
• gis input
• sap data
• geospatial data
• team collaboration

Tasks

-To understand the importance of information upkeep and the role it plays in keeping our customers safe. -Master our systems: GIS and SAP will be your bread and butter – you’ll be drawing and inputting geospatial asset information into our business data systems. -Build relationships: Work with your team, the wider electricity teams and our teams in the field completing the work to help improve our team functions and the flow of information.

Requirements

• arcgis
• sap
• experience
• detail
• communication
• problem solving

What You Bring

-The ability to look at a document and see more than just lines on a page – you see the story and you see how our part fits into the bigger picture of keeping the lights on for our customers. -To utilise your research and drawing skills, love to get stuck into work. -Experience in a similar role (with ArcGIS or SAP) -Strong attention to detail and high accuracy in your work -Strong communication, and problem solve skills. -ArcGIS knowledge essential -SAP knowledge beneficial -A high level of initiative, professionalism, confidentiality, and tact -Ability to create relationships with people from all walks of life – team members, contractors, business partners -Become network savvy: Gain knowledge of the Powerco Electricity Network and our areas of growth and change – it’s an exciting time to work in the Electricity supply industry!

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Benefits

-Positive and supportive team culture and the opportunity to thrive in a genuinely caring and fun environment. -All the usual stuff, but way better – 4% KiwiSaver, ability to buy extra leave, paid volunteer days, free fruit in the office, amazing Parental Leave entitlements, free life and medical insurance.

About Powerco

-A leading provider of energy solutions in New Zealand, managing vital power and gas networks. -With a strong presence in both urban and rural areas, connecting communities to reliable energy sources. -A long history marked by continuous innovation to meet the growing demands of energy distribution. -Operates in the delivery of electricity and gas, overseeing thousands of kilometers of pipelines and cables. -Known for expertise in managing complex infrastructure projects, supporting both residential and commercial sectors. -Typical projects include the development of robust energy grids, as well as smart grid technologies for a sustainable future. -Advancing in integrating renewable sources into its networks. -A standout project involved significant upgrades to a regional gas network, enhancing safety and efficiency across communities.

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