ECC is seeking a UXO Specialist for a temporary project at the Gulf of America ( At-sea on large offshore vessel). Anticipated start date for the at-sea period is 25 August 2026, with mobilization expected to occur on 24 August 2026. Approximate duration is for 15 days at-sea. Schedule will include extended days and hours as this is a short term assignment. Additional compensation will be provided.
Personnel must be available for shorter, 1-2 day periods before the start of the at-sea period to participate in operational planning discussions (held virtually) and to complete off-shore safety training courses and other requirements. Participation in training will start immediately after an individual’s hire date. Compensation will be provided for on-line and in-person training along with appropriate travel expenses. Cost of training will be covered by ECC.
In this position you will:
Requirements
ECC pay rate for this position is:
Standard Time (not at sea): $75.00/hour
Standard Time (at sea): $86.25/hour
Overtime (at sea): $129.38/hour
Actual pay rate offered may be affected by education, training, certifications, experience, skills, level of responsibility, and location.
Fringe Rate: $5.55 per hour fringe rate for up to 40 hours per week. May be subject to change per contract.

ECC is an employee-owned company that consistently ranks among the top construction and environmental companies in the world. Founded in 1985, ECC has nearly 365 employees located in 14 offices around the globe. ECC provides high-quality, comprehensive, and competitive design-build, construction, environmental remediation, disaster recovery, energy, munitions response, and international development solutions to solve some of our clients' toughest challenges. Together with our clients, we are constructing state-of-the-art facilities for our military, rebuilding war-torn regions, building capacity in underdeveloped nations, remediating the environment, implementing renewable energy and energy efficiency solutions for our future, and revitalizing communities after natural disasters.
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