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Company Description DDG – MAG – TDI – SafeLane Global are international organizations specializing in humanitarian mine action and explosive hazard management in complex environments. They work with governments, international agencies, and local communities to survey, clear, and safely dispose of landmines and other explosive remnants of war. Their operations focus on protecting lives, enabling safe access to land and infrastructure, and supporting recovery and development in affected regions. Teams are trained to high international standards and use proven methodologies, equipment, and quality assurance systems to ensure safe and efficient clearance. The organizations emphasize safety, integrity, and collaboration, providing structured training, clear procedures, and opportunities for professional growth.
Role Description The Mine Action Group Demining role is a full-time, on-site position based in Kuwait City. The role involves participating in survey and clearance operations, including detecting, identifying, and removing landmines and other explosive remnants of war in accordance with standard operating procedures and international mine action standards. Day-to-day tasks include conducting manual and mechanical demining, marking and recording cleared areas, maintaining equipment, and strictly following all safety protocols and briefings. The position also includes assisting with risk assessments, reporting hazardous items or situations, supporting quality assurance checks, and accurately documenting clearance activities. The role requires close teamwork with supervisors and colleagues, regular participation in training and refresher courses, and readiness to work in field conditions under strict security and health guidelines.
Qualifications
* Demonstrated experience or formal training in demining, explosive ordnance disposal (EOD), or humanitarian mine action operations, with a strong commitment to safety and adherence to standard operating procedures.
* Ability to work in challenging field environments, including physical fitness suitable for manual demining tasks, use of protective equipment, and sustained outdoor work in varying weather conditions.
* Strong teamwork and communication skills, including the ability to follow instructions from supervisors, coordinate with colleagues, and report clearly on identified hazards and clearance progress.
* Basic technical and mechanical aptitude for operating and maintaining demining tools, detection devices, and related equipment, with attention to detail in inspections and record-keeping.
* Understanding of, or willingness to learn, international mine action standards (IMAS), risk management principles, and incident reporting procedures.
* High level of personal integrity, reliability, and respect for diverse cultures and communities, with a commitment to humanitarian principles and non-discriminatory practice.
* Previous experience in defense, security, engineering, or emergency services is an advantage; relevant certifications in mine action or EOD are highly beneficial.
* Ability to communicate effectively in English; additional language skills relevant to the region are an asset.