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A candidate must have at least 10 years EOD/MEC experience if an EOD school graduate, or 13 years if a graduate of a UXO Technician I school. There are other time and experience level requirements ...

Graduate of a military EOD School of the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Germany, or Australia, or Graduate of a UXO-TI Course or the EOD assistant's course; * On-the-job training including ...

... a military EOD School of the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Germany, or Australia, or ... of a UXO-TI Course or the EOD assistant's course; • On-the-job training including, but not ...

UXO Technician III

Atlanta, GA · On-site

$36K - $46K/yr

The individual must be a graduate of a qualified UXO School and must have 8 years prior military EOD and/or commercial UXO experience in terrestrial munitions response actions or range clearance ...

A candidate must have at least 10 years EOD/MEC experience if an EOD school graduate, or 13 years if a graduate of a UXO Technician I school. There are other time and experience level requirements ...

$15.75 - $20.25/hr

A candidate must have at least 10 years EOD/MEC experience if an EOD school graduate, or 13 years if a graduate of a UXO Technician I school. There are other time and experience level requirements ...

$16.75 - $22.75/hr

Only UXO determined to be safe for transport by EOD personnel may be transported over a PTR. (g) Prepare electric and non-electric firing systems. (h) Set up decontamination stations and ...

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As of Sep 6, 2026, the average hourly pay for uxo eod in the United States is $34.74, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.38 and $54.09 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A UXO EOD (Unexploded Ordnance Explosive Ordnance Disposal) job involves identifying, removing, and disposing of hazardous ordnance, such as bombs, landmines, and other explosive devices. These specialists work in military, law enforcement, and private sector roles to ensure safety in areas affected by unexploded ordnance. They use specialized tools and techniques to assess and neutralize threats while following strict safety protocols. UXO EOD technicians often work in hazardous environments, including former battlefields, construction sites, or war zones. Extensive training and certifications are required to perform this high-risk job.

What are the typical working conditions and daily responsibilities for a UXO EOD specialist?

UXO EOD specialists often work outdoors in various weather conditions and in potentially hazardous environments such as former conflict zones, construction sites, or designated clearance areas. Daily responsibilities may include inspecting sites for unexploded ordnance, hazard assessment, safe removal and disposal of explosive devices, maintaining detailed records, and training personnel on safety protocols. The work is highly structured, typically conducted as part of a team with close coordination among supervisors, engineers, and local authorities. Adaptability and vigilance are essential, as tasks and priorities can change rapidly based on new discoveries or changing site conditions.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the UXO EOD position, and why are they important?

To excel as a UXO EOD (Unexploded Ordnance Explosive Ordnance Disposal) specialist, you need a strong background in explosive ordnance identification, safe handling procedures, and related military or civilian EOD training—often supported by recognized certifications like NAVSCOLEOD, IMAS, or equivalent. Familiarity with technical tools such as bomb suits, robotic systems, x-ray equipment, and demolition devices is crucial for operational tasks. Outstanding problem-solving skills, composure under pressure, and effective teamwork and communication elevate performance and safety in this high-risk environment. Mastery of both technical and interpersonal skills is vital to successfully assess threats, neutralize hazards, and ensure the safety of people and property.

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Senior UXO Supervisor (Gallup, NM field location)

Parsons

On-site

Part-time

Posted 12 days ago


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7.7

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Job description

In a world of possibilities, pursue one with endless opportunities. Imagine Next!At Parsons, you can imagine a career where you thrive, work with exceptional people, and be yourself. Guided by our leadership vision of valuing people, embracing agility, and fostering growth, we cultivate an innovative culture that empowers you to achieve your full potential. Unleash your talent and redefine what's possible.

Job Description:

Ready to put your skills to work on Technical or Engineering projects? Are you great with people and have willingness to work hard to get the job done? Parsons is seeking a candidate with a desire to enhance the fabric of our community.


Role:
The Senior UXO Supervisor is the lead UXO specialist on site, and supervises all on-site munitions response activities.

A candidate must have at least 10 years EOD/MEC experience if an EOD school graduate, or 13 years if a graduate of a UXO Technician I school. There are other time and experience level requirements associated with this position. Reference DoD TP 18 dtd 24 June 2020.

In accordance with Department of Defense Technical Paper 18, a SUXOS must:

(a) Meet the criteria for, and perform the functions of, a UXO-TIII, UXOQCS, and UXOSO.

(b) Ensure compliance with a DoD Military Service- and/or DDESB-approved site plans.

(c) Plan, coordinate, and supervise all on-site munitions response and operational range clearance activities.

(d) Supervise up to ten UXO teams.

(e) Assist in the development of required plans (e.g., health and safety plans).

(f) Review all field reports (e.g., daily reports, audits) and approve UXO team reports.

(g) Evaluate the risk of movement of UXO or DMM within an MRS or operational range with the UXOSO, and provide approval for movement by a UXOT when the risk of movement is determined to be acceptable.

For reference:

UXO-TIIIs must be able to:

(a) Meet the criteria for, and perform the functions of, a UXO-TI and UXO-TII.

(c) Supervise and perform on-site destruction or demilitarization of MEC in place or at a consolidated detonation site. This includes determining where and when it is safe to initiate destruction and when engineering controls are required to mitigate the effects of a detonation.

(d) Implement an explosives storage plan in accordance with applicable guidance.

(e) Prepare administrative reports required for munitions responses (e.g., daily UXO team report), operational range clearance activities, and similar operations.

(f) Develop and implement standard operating procedures and work plans for munitions responses and operational range clearance activities.

(g) Assist in the preparation of risk and hazard analyses.

(h) Conduct daily site safety briefings.

(i) Supervise MEC-related activities performed at a site.

(j) Determine if MDEH, which is not known or suspected to be UXO, is safe to ship and properly documented for transport over PTRs in accordance with Technical Bulletin 700-2, Naval Sea Systems Command Instruction 8020.8C, Technical Order 11A-1-47.

(k) Package military munitions, commercial explosives, and MDEH that has been determined safe for transport over PTRs.

(l) Serve as the UXO team leader.

UXOQCSs must be able to:

(b) Develop and, on approval, implement the project's quality control (QC) plan for MEC-related activities in accordance with applicable requirements.

(c) Conduct and document QC audits of MEC-related activities for compliance with applicable requirements.

(d) Identify, document, report, and ensure completion of corrective actions to ensure MEC-related activities are in accordance with applicable requirements.

(e) Ensure compliance with DoD Military Service- and/or DDESB-approved site plans.

(f) Prepare QC reports.

UXOSOs must be able to:

(b) Develop and, on approval, implement explosives and health and safety plans and programs in accordance with applicable DoD, federal, State, and local requirements.

(c) Ensure compliance with DoD Military Service- and/or DDESB-approved site plans.

(d) Analyze the potential risks (e.g., operational, explosives safety, general safety)

associated with MEC-related activities and develop and implement required mitigating measures.

(e) Establish and ensure compliance with site-specific explosives safety requirements, including:

1. Enforcing personnel limits and explosives safety quantity distance (ESQD) arcs for explosive-related operations.

2. Conducting, documenting, and reporting the results of safety inspections and ensuring implementation of corrective actions.

3. Ensuring protective works and safety equipment within an exclusion zone are used, when required; and operated in accordance with manufacturer's specifications, applicable DDESB approvals, DoD policy, and federal, State, or local statutes, regulations, and codes.

(f) Ensure that air-monitoring equipment is operated and maintained properly at sites

with known or potential airborne contaminants (e.g., CWM sites).

(g) Evaluate the risk of movement (e.g., consolidation) of MEC within an MRS or on

an operational range with the SUXOS, and provide approval for movement by a UXOT when the

risk of movement is determined to be acceptable.

Security Clearance Requirement:

NoneThis position is part of our Federal Solutions team.The Federal Solutions segment delivers resources to our US government customers that ensure the success of missions around the globe. Our intelligent employees drive the state of the art as they provide services and solutions in the areas of defense, security, intelligence, infrastructure, and environmental. We promote a culture of excellence and close-knit teams that take pride in delivering, protecting, and sustaining our nation's most critical assets, from Earth to cyberspace. Throughout the company, our people are anticipating what's next to deliver the solutions our customers need now.Parsons is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, veteran status or any other protected status.We truly invest and care about our employee's wellbeing and provide endless growth opportunities as the sky is the limit, so aim for the stars! Imagine next and join the Parsons quest-APPLY TODAY!

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