A GIS Analyst is responsible for managing, analysing, and interpreting spatial data to support planning, design, and decision-making processes. You will work with GIS software to create maps, visualisations, and spatial models, integrating data from various sources to deliver valuable insights for projects. Your role will be essential in providing geospatial analysis that guides project development, decision-making, and strategic planning.

What Are the Key Responsibilities of a GIS Analyst?

As a GIS Analyst, your key tasks will involve performing geospatial analysis, maintaining GIS databases, and supporting teams by providing technical guidance on the use of GIS applications. You will be responsible for integrating spatial data from different sources to generate maps and visualisations that assist in the planning and design of various projects. Additionally, you’ll ensure the accuracy and integrity of the data and provide actionable insights to stakeholders, helping to inform decision-making processes.

What Skills & Qualifications Do You Need?

To succeed in the role of GIS Analyst, strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and a solid understanding of geospatial data, coordinate systems, and mapping techniques are essential. Proficiency in GIS tools such as ArcGIS or QGIS is required to create accurate spatial models and visualisations. Experience in managing GIS databases and providing technical support to multidisciplinary teams will be highly advantageous.

Why Choose Advance TRS for GIS Analyst Jobs?

At Advance TRS, we specialise in connecting professionals in the construction, engineering, and infrastructure sectors with top employers for skilled GIS Analysts. With our strong network and sector expertise, we can help you find GIS Analyst opportunities that match your experience and career ambitions.

Why Work with Us?

Advance TRS offers exclusive access to GIS Analyst roles, often before they are publicly listed. We provide tailored support throughout your career journey, offering services like CV adviceinterview coaching, and industry insights to help you secure your next role. Whether you’re looking for positions in engineering, infrastructure, or urban planning, we are here to help you find the perfect job to take your career to the next level.

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Advance TRS were delighted to attend the Institution of Railway Signal Engineers (IRSE) Scottish Section meeting again this year, held in Glasgow at the Marriott Hotel.

As leading suppliers of specialist rail signalling engineers to both the London Underground and Network Rail networks, Advance TRS have been a key partner and member of IRSE since establishing in 2011.

“The annual Glasgow meeting always proves to be a great event, which is well attended by many professionals engaged in or associated with railway signalling and telecommunications, train control and traffic management professions.” Explains Specialist Recruitment Consultant – Signalling, Josh Hill.

“The IRSE continue to play a vital role in attracting, developing and retaining skilled engineers and technicians Technical Meetings and events across the country and internationally.”

Andy Mellors, Managing Director of South Western Railway, provided a keynote address in conjunction with IMechE prior to the main event, examining the economic and wider societal benefits that the rail industry delivers, and also discussing the current challenges facing the industry, the engineering profession and the institutions.

This was followed by an evening of networking, dinner and drinks. It’s always a pleasure to be in the same room as so many industry professionals, meeting new people, seeing old faces and talking about the future of the Railway!

Each year, there is an opportunity available for everyone to be able to donate money to the charity Railway Children. This year was no exception. Again, the astounding generosity of attendees raised a total of £3,100!

Railway Children is an international children’s charity, with outreach teams operating out of the UK, India and East Africa. Donations help to fund street teams that seek out children living in squalid conditions on the streets, where the charity’s team of experts can meet the child’s immediate needs and attempt to reintegrate them back into normality.

Since establishing in 2011, giving back to those less fortunate and advancing others has been a central motivator for founder Andy Ridout and the growing Advance TRS team. In previous years, Andy has personally championed the charity at different industry events, including IRSE dinners.

With over 200 signalling professionals currently working across London Underground on Europe’s largest rail signalling project, 4 lines Modernisation, Advance TRS is a leading recruitment specialist in rail signalling partnering key organisations, to provide them with skilled candidates to deliver signalling programmes aimed at increasing safety, capacity, reliability and performance across the rail network.

Click here to view the hottest rail signalling jobs and apply! Alternatively contact our team of expert recruiters directly by calling 01483 361061.