UXO Technicians Various Locations / Projects

USA Environmental, Inc. is seeking UXO Technicians for employment at the following project sites:
  • Saipan - UXO Tech III's and UXO Tech II's
  • Ft. Meade, MD - UXO Tech II
  • Pine Ridge, SD - UXO Tech II
  • Vieques, PR - UXO Tech III's and UXO Tech II's
  • Adak Island, AK - UXO Tech II's
  • Ft. McClellan, AL - UXO Tech I's
  • Okinawa - UXO Tech III and UXO Tech II's

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Kids Play with Live Grenade Found Along Creek

Palo Pinto County, Texas local residents called authorities after seeing a grenade lying in a nearby creek bed. The local Sheriff's office responded to investigate. Once the sheriff determined that item was military in nature, he called the EOD unit based out of Fort Hood for technical support. Reportedly while the sheriff was on scene, several young kids approached him and said that they had played with the grenade earlier and were "throwing it up and down the creek".

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Landscaper Finds Munitions While Cutting Grass

Salina, Kansas A landscaper almost fell off his tractor when he came across two 500 pound bombs while cutting grass behind the Salina Iron and Metal Scrap Yard. The landscaper called the police who responded with technical support provided by the 774th EOD unit from Fort Riley.

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WWII Era UXO Found in Landfill

Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada workers at the Crane Mountain landfill routinely screen garbage and debris as it is processed. During the screening process, workers noticed a bag of garbage that seemed suspicious. After investigating further, workers found two WWII era munitions inside including one live grenade. Workers called the police who responded with support from a Canadian military EOD unit. The EOD unit safely removed the munitions from the site without incident.

UXO Technicians Needed Levels 1, 2 and 3


EODT is currently working on Georgia Range located at Youngsan Army Base, South Korea on a UXO Clearance and Demining Job. UXO Technicians Levels 1, 2 and 3 are needed.

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Demolition Explosives Missing From Temporary Storage Facility

Lyon, France French Authorities reported that commercial demolition explosives slated for use by bomb disposal teams clearing historic battlefields have gone missing. Authorities suspect that the over 60 pounds of Semtex and dozens of live detonators were stolen from a storage site located on a former military facility.

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DoD Offers Unique UXO Discrimination Incentive

UXO Discrimination is a term used in the industry to define the ability of a geophysical sensor or process to distinguish a UXO item from a non-hazardous piece of scrap or metallic debris. A significant portion of DoD's research and development (R&D) budget related to UXO over the past seven (7) years (or more) has been dedicated to improving UXO discrimination capabilities. The idea is that improved UXO discrimination will result in a savings to DOD (i.e., less holes to dig as only known UXO items will be removed and non-hazardous scrap will be left in place).

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Help Wanted Military Munitions Specialist


Military Munitions Specialist

Shaw Environmental and Infrastructure, Inc., a subsidiary of The Shaw Group, Inc. www.shawgrp.com, provides integrated financial, regulatory, scientific, engineering, construction, and program management services for government and private-sector clients worldwide. Our highly-skilled team of thousands of professionals is strategically located throughout the United States and abroad to provide innovative solutions to complex environmental and infrastructure challenges. We are currently seeking the following in our Edgewood, Maryland office.

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Fort Bliss, TX / Dona Ana County, New Mexico


HFA is the UXO contractor selected to perform the preconstruction clearance and provide follow on construction support at the new Digital Multi-Purpose Training Range (DMPTR) at Fort Bliss's Dona Ana Range 52. The project site is located in Dona Ana County, New Mexico.

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EOD Explosively Dismantles C130

Baghdad, Iraq Airmen used explosives to dismantle a C-130 Hercules stuck in a barren field northeast of Baghdad International Airport, July 7. The transport aircraft has been there since June 27, when its crew was forced to perform an emergency landing. The aircraft was deemed a security concern and it was decided that it would be easier to transport if it were dismantled.


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