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Landpoint, LLC is seeking a Utility GIS Technician to support pole inventory and joint-use data collection and analysis for electric utility programs. The role involves processing field data, validating measurements, and coordinating with field crews to ensure high-quality, deliverable datasets for engineering design and asset management.
You will work with Katapult Pro, ESRI Field Maps, GIS systems, and CAD tools to ensure accurate pole characteristics and attachment ownership, while supporting
Job Title: Utility GIS Technician – Pole Inventory & Joint-Use
Department: Operations – Electric Utilities
Reports To: Senior Survey Technician/Project Manager
The Utility GIS Technician for Pole Inventory and Joint-Use is responsible for managing, processing, and analyzing utility infrastructure data collected in the field for electric utility programs. This role supports pole inventory, joint-use audits, and distribution system mapping initiatives by transforming field-collected data into accurate datasets used for engineering design, asset management, and utility planning.
Working closely with field crews and project managers, the Utility GIS Technician reviews incoming data for accuracy, coordinates data collection requirements, and processes information within platforms such as Katapult Pro, ESRI Field Maps, GIS systems, and related software tools.
This position plays a critical role in ensuring utility infrastructure data is accurate, complete, and delivered in accordance with client standards.
The Utility GIS Technician – Pole Inventory & Joint-Use works in the office, providing technical support and leadership in surveying operations. This role involves data processing and collaboration with survey teams.
This job description is intended to provide an overview of the responsibilities and qualifications for the Utility GIS Technician – Pole Inventory & Joint-Use position. It is not an exhaustive list, and responsibilities may evolve to meet the changing needs of the organization.