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Reference Point Coding Technician

Wisconsin DOT

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Location: Madison, WI
Type: Full Time
Posted: 04/04/2018
Deadline to Apply: 04/05/2018
Payrate: $16.61/hr
More Information: WiscJobs Online Posting

Job Summary:

Working with another Reference Point Coding Technician, this position is responsible for the maintenance and recording of crashes and other data elements on the State Highway Reference Point System. The Reference Point System provides reference points for crashes that occur on the State Highway System to be used for highway safety planning by state and county highway safety engineers to design safer highways.

This position will evaluate the integrity of the data in the crash database, identify and resolve incomplete or incorrect data, communicate with highway engineering personnel and enter crash information into the crash database.

This position will require some knowledge of GIS practices, IT processes, motor vehicle laws, and procedures relating to timely and accurate reference point coding of crash locations. This position must use independent judgement and analysis in performing the job functions.

Duties:

Utilize your knowledge and skills with computers and geospatial systems as a Reference Point Coding Technician for the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, Crash Records Unit. As a Reference Point Coding Technician, you will enter the locations of all motor vehicle crashes on the State Trunk Highways in Wisconsin are entered in the crash database. The data entered by the Reference Point Coding Technician is an essential tool in the accurate analysis for identifying high crash locations and highway segments used for highway safety planning.

Qualifications:

A qualified candidate will have knowledge and skills in the use of computers and geospatial programs, extensive knowledge in reading maps and use of mapping software and research/ analytical problem solving skills.

Well-qualified candidates will have a basic understanding of on/at (link/ offset) location referencing methodology or other similar referencing methodologies and/or working knowledge of ArcMap and/or WisDOT Reference Point System.

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