Senior Explosive Safety Specialist

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About Mach Industries

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About Mach Industries

Founded in 2023, Mach Industries is a rapidly growing defense technology company focused on developing next-generation autonomous defense platforms. At the core of our mission is the commitment to delivering scalable, decentralized defense systems that enhance the strategic capabilities of the United States and its allies. With a workforce of approximately 350 employees, we operate with startup agility and ambition. Our vision is to redefine the future of warfare through cutting-edge manufacturing, innovation at speed, and unwavering focus on national security. We are dedicated to solving the next generation of warfare with lethal systems that deter kinetic conflict and protect global security.

The Role

The Senior Explosive Safety Specialist provides technical expertise and operational leadership for activities involving explosives, ammunition, energetic materials, warheads, fuzing systems, and munitions. In addition to serving as an experienced explosive safety practitioner, this role supports the planning and execution of complex domestic and international field operations, live-fire testing, flight testing, demonstrations, and deployments. The Senior Explosive Safety Specialist is expected to independently lead deployment operations associated with assigned programs while maintaining sufficient working knowledge of aviation/range operations and regulated transportation requirements to support broader field activities. This role works closely with engineering, flight operations, test, manufacturing, logistics, safety, and program teams to safely and effectively execute energetic and field operations.

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    About Mach Industries

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    The Role

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    Responsibilities

    • Apply explosive safety requirements to the handling, transportation, storage, integration, testing, and use of ammunition, explosives, energetic materials, warheads, fuzes, and munitions.
    • Independently support and oversee complex explosive and energetic operations.
    • Identify explosive hazards and develop practical risk controls for field, test, integration, and storage activities.
    • Provide explosive safety guidance to engineering, test, manufacturing, flight operations, and field teams.
    • Support ammunition and explosives handling, inventory accountability, magazine management, and storage operations.
    • Support warhead, munition, fuze, and energetic component installation and integration activities.
    • Support operations involving Electronic Safe and Arm Devices (ESADs), fuzing systems, initiation systems, and other safety-critical energetic components.
    • Plan and execute logistics for complex domestic and international field operations, live-fire tests, flight tests, demonstrations, and deployments.
    • Develop deployment plans covering personnel, equipment, energetic materials, transportation, facilities, schedules, site access, vendors, and operational resources.
    • Lead pre-deployment readiness activities and ensure required equipment, documentation, transportation, access, and support resources are in place.
    • Coordinate mobilization, field execution, demobilization, equipment recovery, and operational closeout.
    • Develop and maintain deployment checklists, manifests, movement plans, schedules, and operational documentation.
    • Anticipate logistical and operational constraints and develop mitigation and contingency plans.
    • Resolve field logistics and operational issues in real time with limited supervision.
    • Coordinate vendors, transportation providers, facilities, procurement, and other external operational resources.
    • Lead or support post-deployment reviews and incorporate lessons learned into future operations.
    • Provide explosive safety and operational support for live-fire ranges and energetic test activities.
    • Coordinate range preparation, access, resources, explosive safety requirements, munition accountability, and post-test reconciliation.
    • Work with range personnel, engineers, flight operations, and test teams to enable safe execution of field activities.
    • Support activities involving unexploded, damaged, or potentially hazardous energetic test articles.
    • Support domestic and international movement of energetic materials, test hardware, and operational equipment.
    • Maintain working awareness of hazardous materials, Dangerous Goods, ITAR, EAR, customs, and international transportation requirements affecting deployments.
    • Recognize activities requiring specialized regulatory review and coordinate with the appropriate compliance or logistics subject matter expert.
    • Support required shipping, inventory, customs, and equipment-movement documentation.
    • Maintain working knowledge of aviation terminology, range operations, airspace considerations, and UAS flight-test requirements.
    • Support range scheduling, site coordination, access requirements, NOTAM coordination, and operational documentation.
    • Recognize activities requiring specialized FAA, airspace, or aviation regulatory support and coordinate with the appropriate subject matter expert.
    • Support explosive hazard classification activities for ammunition, energetic components, warheads, and munitions.
    • Coordinate demilitarization, disposition, and disposal activities with appropriate internal and external organizations.
    • Maintain required accountability and disposition documentation.
    • Support preparation of technical information and documentation for explosive, weapon, and fuze safety reviews.
    • Support programs interacting with applicable Service/component review authorities, including WSESRB, NNMSB, AWSSRB, AFSRB, or equivalent organizations.
    • Assist engineering and program teams in addressing safety review questions, findings, and corrective actions.
    • Develop and improve explosive safety, deployment, and field operations procedures, checklists, and standard work.
    • Provide technical and operational guidance to less experienced personnel.
    • Identify recurring operational constraints and recommend process, resource, equipment, or infrastructure improvements.

    Required Qualifications

    • Significant experience in Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), explosive safety, ammunition and explosives operations, military ordnance, energetic systems, or a closely related discipline.
    • Demonstrated knowledge of explosive safety principles, ammunition and explosives handling, and energetic operations.
    • Experience supporting live-fire ranges, explosive testing, ordnance operations, weapons integration, or comparable energetic activities.
    • Demonstrated experience independently planning and executing field operations, deployments, test activities, or comparable military operations.
    • Experience coordinating personnel, equipment, transportation, schedules, facilities, and operational resources.
    • Ability to integrate explosive safety requirements into field and deployment planning.
    • Experience with ammunition storage, explosive magazines, and energetic inventory accountability.
    • Ability to identify operational, logistical, and regulatory risks and determine when specialized subject matter expertise is required.
    • Strong technical writing, operational planning, communication, and documentation skills.
    • Ability and willingness to travel domestically and internationally and support field activities as required.
    • Available to work extended hours and weekends as needed.
    • To conform to U.S. Government export regulations, applicant must be a (i) U.S. citizen or national, (ii