Digitization Data Capturer (Planning) National

POSITION PURPOSE

The Digitization Data Capturer is responsible for converting physical network records, as-built documentation, maps, engineering drawings, PDF records, and related source information into accurate digital GIS records. The role supports the organization’s network planning, deployment, operations, maintenance, and asset management functions by ensuring network information is accurately represented within company GIS platforms and databases. The incumbent contributes directly to the objective of maintaining accurate and reliable network records. The role aligns with the digitization process that involves capturing physical as-built information and supporting the digitization workflow

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Capture network infrastructure data from as-built drawings, maps, PDFs, engineering records, and source documentation.
  • Convert physical records into GIS-ready digital records.
  • Populate GIS databases with route, premise, asset, and network infrastructure information.
  • Ensure all data capture activities comply with established GIS standards and business rules.
  • Maintain document control and traceability of source records.
  • Verify captured records against source documentation.
  • Identify and correct data discrepancies.
  • Conduct quality checks prior to submission.
  • Escalate incomplete or conflicting information.
  • Participate in quality assurance reviews.
  • Update GIS platforms with newly digitized records.
  • Maintain network asset attributes.
  • Support premise alignment activities.
  • Assist with network record correction projects.
  • Support database cleansing initiatives.
  • Maintain daily productivity statistics.
  • Submit weekly progress reports.
  • Track digitization volumes and performance metrics.
  • Report data quality issues and trends.
  • Support planners and GIS resources with record validation.
  • Participate in process improvement initiatives.
  • Share best practices with team members.
  • Assist with onboarding and training of new resources where required

Qualifications & Experience

  • Minimum 1 year data capturing experience.
  • GIS data capture experience.
  • Telecommunications industry experiences
  • Experience working with technical drawings, maps, or infrastructure records.
  • Exposure to network planning environments.
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