EOD Technician III (Part-Time, On-Call)

Systems Application & Technologies•Fort Rucker, AL

8d•Onsite

About The Position

Systems Application & Technologies, Inc. (SA-TECH) is seeking an Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technician III for a part-time, on-call position at USAG Fort Rucker, AL. This role is to cover for an employee on extended medical leave. The EOD Technician III will be responsible for performing reconnaissance, classification, and removal of Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) to ensure the safety of personnel on the ranges. SA-TECH is a Department of Defense (DoD) contractor with a long history of providing specialized services for range operations, weapons testing, and facility management.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent.
Graduate of DoD EOD school - either the Naval EOD school at Indian Head, MD or the EOD school at Eglin AFB, FL.
Current Alabama Driver’s License required; must be able to be insured through company’s vehicle insurance policy while driving work/government/rental vehicles during working hours, and for the duration of employment.
U.S. Citizenship required.
All candidates will be required to pass background screening to include SSN, Driver Record, and Criminal Background Investigation.
All employees will be subject to pre-employment drug screening and any offer of employment shall be contingent on successfully passing a pre-employment drug and alcohol screening.

Responsibilities

Perform reconnaissance and classification of UXO.
Identify US and Foreign munitions and associated components to include pyrotechnic items, military, commercial explosives, and demolition materials.
Supervise the location and marking of surface and subsurface UXO visually or using magnetometers.
Supervise and perform excavation associated with the recovery of subsurface UXO by manual or mechanical means for the purpose of identifying UXO.
Dispose UXO IAW DoD/DA approved disposal procedures.
Perform maintenance and operator checks on all team equipment.
Prepare UXO-related administrative reports including after-action reports and maps of cleared and uncleared areas and standard operating procedures.
Conduct daily team safety briefings.
Collect and remove non-hazardous scrap as required.
Utilize safe handling/operating procedures.
Perform risk-hazard analysis.
Determine magnetic azimuth and location using global positioning equipment or a lensatic compass.