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Mount Isa City Council is seeking a spatial information professional to support and expand its data services. The role focuses on data maintenance, analysis, and export, with responsibilities to create site- and network-specific map products and to interpret engineering drawings for dataset updates.
The position requires experience with GIS software, data quality assurance, and the ability to understand customer needs and translate them into practical map solutions.
Mount Isa City Council provides employment for approximately 200 employees in a variety of full time, part time, contractual and casual positions.
These positions cover the full scope of Council operations from administration, financial, professional and technical roles to operational positions within the various sections.
This position supports the delivery of spatial information services across all business units of Mount Isa City Council for asset maintenance, scope of works and service delivery that use information services. This role is focused on data maintenance, analysis, data export and creation of site and network specific map products.
Please read the Position Description for further information on the role.
You will have:
When joining Mount Isa City Council, you are provided with pathways and opportunities to grow and achieve your potential. Eligible employees can access our Employee Assistance Program, elect to join our free Immunisation Program, and enjoy sporting reimbursement opportunities. Full-time employees receive 5 weeks annual leave (pro-rata to part-time employees, not applicable to casual employment) to enjoy time outside the workplace!
Council undertakes a range of checks and assessment methods to assist in selection, including criminal history checks, pre-employment medical etc.
Mount Isa City Council is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. Council strongly encourages all suitable applicants to apply for this role.
Applicants must be eligible to live and work within Australia.
We are committed to building inclusive cultures in the Queensland public sector that respect and promote human rights and diversity.
All workers of Council are responsible for the wellbeing, physical, emotional and cultural safety of the children and young people who receive our services.
All workers are expected to act in accordance with the Child Safe Organisations Act 2024, including the Child Safe Standards and Universal Principle in their physical and online interactions with children and young people, including outside the course of their work for the Council.
All workers are subject to the Reportable Conduct Scheme and its obligations as per the Child Safe Organisations Act 2024. Learn more about our commitment to being a Child Safe Organisation on our website.