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Working As An Explosive Ordnance Technician

Inspecting Equipment, Structures, or Material
Handling and Moving Objects
Operating Vehicles, Mechanized Devices, or Equipment
Repairing and Maintaining Mechanical Equipment
Performing for or Working Directly with the Public

Unpleasant/Angry People
Unpleasant/Hazardous Environment
$44,040
Average Salary

Example Of What An Explosive Ordnance Technician does

Conducted weekly, classified briefings to fellow EOD technicians.
Performed render safe procedures utilizing in depth technical data on all types of munitions.
Established plans for Emergency Response and Crisis Management, Physical Security, Information Protection and Contingency Operations.
Prepare and maintain explosive ordnance disposal tools, equipment, and vehicles.
Aided the United States Secret Service in protection of visiting VIP's around the Pacific area.
Skilled in Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear Operations and in the Reconnaissance and rendering safe of chemical and nuclear ordnance.
Assisted in the evaluation process to qualify two teams to deploy to a combat area.
Provided protective support through U.S. Secret Service for the President of the United States and foreign dignitaries.
Inventoried and stored a variety of materials, primarily hazardous explosives and ammunition components.
Instructed other military personnel and civilians on UXO and IED awareness.
Conducted multiple range sweeps to clear UXO from live fire ranges.
Awarded Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal.
Rendered safe unexploded ordnance and other dud-fired explosive devices.
Selected to be the lead EOD Technician to fully integrate within a Naval Special Warfare Squadron.
Provide training and assistance for military, federal, state, and local civilian law enforcement agencies in Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection procedures.
Served as Team Lead for EOD emergency responses during bomb threats, aircraft emergencies, and munitions accident and recovery operations.
Operated as the EOD/UXO Subject Matter Expert while conducted POW remains'recovery in Korea.
Graduated from advanced WMD, robotics and HAZMAT Technician training.
Created Counter IED training lanes for 3rd Armor in Beuhring, Kuwait with 3rd Armor trainers.
Participated in live fire range clearance operations for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

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Top Skills for An Explosive Ordnance Technician

Top Explosive Ordnance Technician Skills

Explosive Devices
Military Personnel
Safe Procedures

You can check out examples of real life uses of top skills on resumes here:

Conducted high-risk diving and demolition operations in response to recovered military ordnance and improvised explosive devices.
Trained Military Police and Republic of Korea military personnel on recognition of IEDs and hazardous devices.
Task included developing curriculum and instructing above allied nations in safe procedures related to explosives, diving, and combat operations.
Prepare and maintain explosive ordnance disposal tools, equipment, and vehicles.
Augmented United States Secret Service security details providing protection for American dignitaries.

Top Explosive Ordnance Technician Employers

EOD Training & Evaluation Unit One

United States Marine

EOD MOBILE UNIT TWO-DETACHMENT CRANE

Memphis Powder Coating

USMC

US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS EURO DISTRICT

L-3 Communications

U.S. Army, Baumholder, GE

What Kind Of Companies Hire an Explosive Ordnance Technician

EOD Training & Evaluation Unit One
United States Marine
EOD MOBILE UNIT TWO-DETACHMENT CRANE
Memphis Powder Coating
USMC
US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS EURO DISTRICT
L-3 Communications
U.S. Army, Baumholder, GE

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