Scout-Sapper

Overview

A scout-sapper is a serviceman who performs tasks detecting, neutralizing, or laying mine-explosive obstacles during reconnaissance operations. They work as part of a mobile reconnaissance group, ensuring the unit can safely pass through potentially mined or dangerous terrain.

Responsibilities:

• Detecting mines, tripwires, and explosive devices.
• Neutralizing enemy engineering traps.
• Laying mines and engineering obstacles in the enemy's rear.
• Working with specialized sapper equipment and instruments.
• Conducting engineering reconnaissance of the area.
• Maintaining technical documentation and reporting on work performed.

Requirements:

• Secondary or specialized technical education (engineering or military).
• Basic knowledge of explosives and engineering.
• Good physical shape, attentiveness, ability to work with equipment.
• High responsibility, composure, readiness to work under risky conditions.

Conditions:

• Provision of special protective clothing and engineering equipment.
• Continuous improvement of knowledge and skills at the Armed Forces of Ukraine's engineering school.
• Stable salary and social guarantees.
• Participation in combat tasks and an awards system.