EOD Positions

We are seeking a range of professionals with relevant qualifications and previous experience to work in support of Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), Landmine and Explosive Remnants of War (ERW) Clearance Activities, Ammunition Management and Stockpile Reduction. Our placements are in the oil, gas, mining, construction, government and humanitarian sectors.

We would like to hear from:

+ Field Managers
Minimum IMAS EOD Level 3 qualification with experience of working in EOD and mine clearance operations in developing countries, living and working in remote/hazardous conditions

+ Programme Managers
Minimum IMAS EOD Level 3 with a minimum of three years relevant field operation experience working in EOD and mine clearance operations in developing countries, living/working in hazardous conditions, managing multi-team projects independently

+ Operations Managers
IMAS EOD Level 3 with a minimum of three years relevant field management experience working in EOD and mine clearance operations in developing countries, living and working in hazardous conditions on medium-large scale projects

+ Logistics Managers
Relevant logistical experience including international freighting, local purchase and management of complex asset registers and experience of working in remote and developing countries, living and working in hazardous conditions

+ Mechanics
Excellent mechanical repair and maintenance abilities across a broad range of vehicles, plant and machinery with experience of working in remote and developing countries, living and working in hazardous conditions

+ MRE Trainers/Community Liaison Managers
A minimum of two years previous experience in Mine Risk Education or Community Liaison Management roles with familiarity of mine clearance and IMAS. Prepared to work in remote and developing countries, living and working in hazardous conditions

+ Safety / HSE Managers
NEBOSH Certificate and EOD qualification with a minimum of two years, relevant experience within a HSE management role and of working in remote and developing countries, living and working in hazardous conditions with a focus on supporting the oil and gas industry