MOR Instructor: Bomb Tech/EOD Expert

Alluvionic Inc.; New Mexico; On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Alluvionic Inc. in New Mexico seeks a MOR Instructor to deliver EMRTC-approved training on military ordnance recognition for first responders. This role requires current or former qualification as a Public Safety Bomb Technician or EOD, and the ability to teach adult learners in high-stakes environments.

Travel is required to support resident and mobile courses; safety and compliance with explosives regulations are paramount; you will coordinate with program managers and host agencies.

Qualifications

• Current or former as Public Safety Bomb Technician or Military EOD.
• Operational experience with ordnance, UXO, or explosive hazards.
• Experience teaching adults in public-safety or military contexts.
• Strong knowledge of ordnance recognition and first-responder response.
• Willing to travel and meet background screening requirements.
• Graduate of HDS, NAVSCOLEOD, or equivalent program.

Responsibilities

• Deliver EMRTC MOR curriculum per guides, objectives, schedules, safety, and standards.
• Provide classroom, practical, demonstration, and scenario-based instruction on ordnance recognition and UXO hazards.
• Present content accurately and relate to real-world bomb squad/EOD operations.
• Facilitate discussions, knowledge checks, and student evaluations using criteria.
• Coordinate with Program Manager, Lead Instructor, EMRTC reps, and host agencies; complete documentation.
• Support instructor standardization, train-the-trainer events, evaluations, and curriculum review.

Skills

Bomb technician experience

Adult education training

Public-safety instruction

Presentation skills

Willingness to travel

Education

FBI Hazardous Devices School (HDS)

NAVSCOLEOD

EOD qualification program

Job description

Alluvionic Inc. in New Mexico seeks a MOR Instructor to deliver EMRTC-approved training on military ordnance recognition for first responders. This role requires current or former qualification as a Public Safety Bomb Technician or EOD, and the ability to teach adult learners in high-stakes environments.

Travel is required to support resident and mobile courses; safety and compliance with explosives regulations are paramount; you will coordinate with program managers and host agencies.