SCA-UXO TECH III (Gallup, NM field location)

Parsons Corporation•Field, NM

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Parsons is seeking a UXO-TIIIs to join their Federal Solutions team. This role involves making the world a safer place through expertise and experience with unexploded ordnance (UXO), including reconnaissance, classification, and removal of UXO from affected communities. The Federal Solutions segment delivers resources to US government customers ensuring the success of missions globally, focusing on defense, security, intelligence, infrastructure, and environmental areas. Parsons fosters a culture of excellence and close-knit teams dedicated to protecting and sustaining national critical assets.

Requirements

8+ years of experience as a UXO or EOD Technician.

Responsibilities

Perform the duties of a UXO Technician III as outlined in DDESB TP 18.
Ensure compliance with DoD Military Service- and/or DDESB-approved site plans.
Supervise and perform on-site destruction or demilitarization of MEC in place or at a consolidated detonation site, determining safety and engineering control requirements.
Implement an explosives storage plan in accordance with applicable guidance.
Prepare administrative reports for munitions responses, operational range clearance activities, and similar operations.
Develop and implement standard operating procedures and work plans for munitions responses and operational range clearance activities.
Assist in the preparation of risk and hazard analyses.
Conduct daily site safety briefings.
Supervise MEC-related activities performed at a site.
Determine if MDEH, which is not known or suspected to be UXO, is safe to ship and properly documented for transport over PTRs.
Package military munitions, commercial explosives, and MDEH that has been determined safe for transport over PTRs.
Serve as the UXO team leader.
Store explosive materials in accordance with applicable guidance, including preparing on-site holding areas.
Determine and record the location of subsurface anomalies, surface MEC, and other material of interest using various techniques.
Perform field collection and testing procedures to identify explosives contaminated media or material.
Inspect and document the explosives safety status of MPPEH.
Supervise, as required, SWs, SP, and UXO-TIs.
Investigate for and identify MEC and MPPEH, including explosive residues.
Identify different types of military munitions, including fuze status.
Excavate subsurface anomalies for identification.
Move (e.g., consolidate) MEC within a munitions response site (MRS) or on an operational range after risk evaluation.
Operate vehicles moving explosives or MPPEH on site, requiring appropriate licenses.
Transport military munitions, commercial explosives, and MDEH that meets criteria and is determined safe for transport over public traffic routes (PTRs), complying with all regulations.
Prepare electric and non-electric firing systems.
Set up decontamination stations and decontaminate CA-contaminated personnel, military munitions, and other material of interest.
Assist UXOQP in documenting the explosives safety status of MPPEH.
Construct engineering controls (protective works).