Engineer-sapper support
Hazard classes of explosive objects
When explosive objects (EEO) are found in the course of work at the inspected sites, their external inspection and categorization is carried out. The found objects can be assigned to one of three hazard classes:- First-degree (low-hazard) – aircraft bombs (including cluster bombs) without detonators, projectiles without traces of passage through the barrel, grenades of all types with a pin and engineering charges;
- Second-degree (dangerous) grenades without checks, shells fired from guns (unexploded), bombs with fuses, land mines, and homemade ammunition;
- Third-degree (very dangerous) – items installed on the principle of non-extraction, shells and bombs in an inaccessible position for neutralization, improvised devices equipped with magnetic, seismic and acoustic detonators. Liquidation of this type of munitions, as a rule, is carried out on the spot.
Territory survey act
This document is drawn up upon completion of the work. The report is drawn up after the inspection and clearance of the site of explosive hazards has been completed (including if destruction was carried out) or after the inspection of the entire site has been completed (if there were no explosive hazards). The final document shall be approved by all relevant authorities.Performed work on sites
2nd QUARTER OF 2024
; 2nd quarter 2024 In the period from April to June, specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works conducted a survey of the area for the presence of explosive objects
1st QUARTER OF 2024
; 1st quarter 2024 In the period from January to March, specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works conducted a survey of the area for the presence of explosive objects
3 QUARTER 2023
; Q3 2023 In the period from July to September 2023, specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works conducted a survey of the area for the presence of explosive objects
2 QUARTER 2023
; Q2 2023 In the period from April to June 2023, specialists from the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works surveyed the area for the presence of explosive ordnance (EO) as part
1 QUARTER 2023
; Q1 2023 In the period from January to March 2023, specialists from the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works surveyed the area for the presence of explosive ordnance (ED) as part
4 QUARTER 2022
; Q4 2022 In the period from October to December 2022, specialists from the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works surveyed the area for the presence of explosive ordnance (EO) as part
3 QUARTER 2022
; Q3 2022 In the period from July to September 2022, specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works carried out an explosive ordnance survey (EOD) as part of the implementation
2 QUARTER 2022
; Q2 2022 In the period from April to June 2022, specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works made a survey of the territory for the presence of explosive hazards
1 QUARTER 2022
; Q1 2022. In the period from January to March 2022, specialists from the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works surveyed the area for the presence of explosive ordnance (EO) as part
4 QUARTER 2021
; Q4 2021. In the period from October to December 2021, specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works made a survey of the territory for the presence of explosive hazards
3 QUARTER 2021
; Q3 2021. In the period from July to September 2021, specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works carried out a survey of the area for the presence of explosive
2 QUARTER 2021
; Q2 2021. In the period from April to June 2021, specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works made a survey of the area for explosive ordnance (EOD) in the
1 QUARTER 2021
; Q1 2021. In the period from January to March 2021 specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works made a survey of the territory for the presence of explosive hazards
4 QUARTER 2020
; Q4 2020. In the period from October to December 2020 specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works made a survey of the area for explosive ordnance (EOD) in the
3 QUARTER 2020
; Q3 2020. In the period from July to September 2020, specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works carried out a survey of the area for explosive ordnance (EOD) in
2 QUARTER 2020
; Q2 2020. In the period from April to June 2020, specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works carried out a survey of the area for explosive ordnance (EOD) in
1 QUARTER 2020
; Q1 2020. In the period from January to March 2020, specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works carried out a survey of the area for explosive ordnance (EOD) as
4 QUARTER 2019
; Q4 2019. During the period from October to December 2019, specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works made a survey of the area for explosive ordnance (EOD) as part
3 QUARTER 2019
; Q3 2019. During the period from July to September 2019, specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works made a survey of the area for explosive ordnance (EOD) in the
2 QUARTER 2019
; Q2 2019. During the period from April to June 2019, specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works carried out a survey of the area for explosive ordnance (EOD) as
1 QUARTER 2019
; Q1 2019. During the period from January to March 2019, specialists of the Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works conducted a survey of the area for explosive ordnance (EOD) as part
Our equipment
Center for Humanitarian Demining and Special Works has all necessary licenses, permits and authorizations, as well as modern equipment and machinery for a full range of search, removal and destruction of HE. During the period of our activity we have successfully fulfilled a large number of state and commercial contracts. Our production capacities allow us to carry out our work throughout the Russian Federation and beyond.
