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KEMRON Environmental Services, Inc.

UXO Technician II (Unexploded Ordnance)

Job Description

UXO Technician II (Unexploded Ordnance) KEMRON Environmental Services, Inc. United States, California, Seaside Oct 14, 2026 Position Summary KEMRON Environmental Services, Inc. is seeking a UXO Technician II to inspect and document the explosives safety status of materials, store and secure explosives, record munitions locations, and provide technical supervision within
DDESB TP 18
limits. The position also performs reconnaissance, identification, excavation, and disposal support under approved site plans and explosives safety requirements. Essential Duties Inspect material potentially presenting an explosive hazard (MPPEH) and document its explosives safety status under approved procedures. Prepare on-site holding areas and properly store and secure munitions and demolition materials. Determine and record field locations using GPS, topographic maps, and a compass. Perform field collection and testing to identify explosives-contaminated soil and other media. Provide technical supervision of sweep personnel, support personnel, and UXO Technician I personnel as required within
DDESB TP 18
limits. Escort authorized personnel in areas containing or suspected of containing munitions hazards. Conduct reconnaissance and classification of UXO and identify U.S. and foreign military munitions, associated components, and fuze condition. Locate surface and subsurface munitions using visual searches, magnetometers, and other geophysical instruments. Perform manual and mechanical excavation and equipment maintenance and function checks. Move or transport munitions and explosives only after the required safety determination and authorization. Prepare disposal sites and electric, non-electric, and detonating cord firing systems. Perform disposal by burning or detonation under approved procedures and UXO Technician III or higher supervision. Construct UXO-related protective works and operate personnel decontamination stations using required personal protective equipment. Use radiographic equipment and perform emergency leak sealing and packaging of chemical warfare material only when assigned, trained, and authorized under approved plans. Communicate field findings clearly, provide accurate information for daily reporting, follow safety procedures, and maintain dependable attendance. Required Qualifications UXO Technician I training certificate from an accredited program and/or graduation from EOD school, plus the training and experience required to qualify as a UXO Technician II under DDESB Technical Paper 18. Meet all applicable
DDESB TP 18 UXO
Technician II qualifications and be able to perform UXO Technician I and II functions. Provide documentation of qualifying training and experience. OSHA 40-hour
HAZWOPER
training certificate and current 8-hour
HAZWOPER
refresher certificate, when applicable. Strong verbal and written communication skills and the ability to work safely and effectively as part of a field team. Ability to pass a
HAZWOPER
physical examination. Valid, appropriate state driver's license and a driving record approved by KEMRON's insurance carrier for operating company vehicles. Hold any additional license required for the class of vehicle operated. Work Environment and Physical Demands Work is performed outdoors in varying weather, including extreme heat, and may involve exposure to moving equipment and contaminated areas. Duties require walking long distances over uneven terrain and using hands to operate tools and equipment. Frequently lift or move up to 10 pounds and occasionally up to 75 pounds. ted. Notify me of jobs like this

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