170213-N-ML022-008 EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. (Feb. 13, 2017) A Naval School Explosive Ordnance Disposal (NAVSCOLEOD) instructor conducts training with Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) students during a “day in the life of EOD” visit. NAVSCOLEOD provides specialized, high-risk, basic and advanced EOD training to officer and enlisted personnel of all services, both U.S. and international, as well as select U.S. government personnel. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Brittany N. Tobin)

Reporting

Unaccompanied enlisted students E-4 and below will be housed in the Command Combined Bachelor Quarters (CBQ), which also has a link in our Welcome Center. Officer and senior enlisted (E-7 and above) students will not be housed at the CBQ, regardless of marital status, and must make arrangements to find other living accommodations. Because rooms at the CBQ are limited, reporting staff E-6 and below geographic bachelors will be assigned on a case-by-case basis, and only after approval of the Geographic Bachelors Review Board. No E-7 and above staff member will be assigned to the CBQ as geographic bachelors.

 Navy Students

On day one of your training at Eglin, you will be required to take the EOD PRT as outlined in MILPERSMAN 1220-100. Navy students will not commence training until they have successfully passed the PRT.

Uniform for check-in is the seasonal dress uniform for enlisted and service khaki for officers. All students, including those coming from Panama City must check in with their service, medical, and dental records, as well as their PRT folders.
 
 Medical Screening Process for EOD Training

All applicants for EOD training must be prescreened medically before they can commence training at NAVSCOLEOD (NAVSCOLEODINST 1500.20F). Screening is performed utilizing the NAVSCOLEOD High Risk Course Questionnaire.

All candidates shall have a current report of medical examination and report of medical history documented on DD Forms 2807 and 2808. These forms will be screened by the NAVSCOLEOD Medical Department for disqualifying conditions prior to commencement of EOD training.

CONTACT US
(850) 882-6476
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 Forms and Reference Articles

NAVMED P117 - Change 136 (outlines the specific physical standards for EOD duty; see Chapter 15, Article 102 for Diving Duty and 105 for Special Operations/EOD duty)

Report of Medical Exam: DD2808
Report of Medical History: DD2807-1
Accessions Medical Prescreen Report: DD2807-2
 
 Security Clearance Requirements for EOD

Top Secret/SCI based on a Single Scope Background Investigation (SSBI). If you currently do not have one you must initiate upon entering the pipeline. These instructions will be located in your orders under "Detaching Command." Member must also be PRP eligible.

CONTACT US
(850) 882-6506
DSN 872-6506

Guidance for Clearance Requirement
MILPERS 1220-200
SECNAVINST 5510.35 - Nuclear Weapon Personnel Reliability Program (PRP)

Initiating SSBI
  • Contact your command security manager to initiate a SSBI request for you.
  • Once initiated you will be able to logon to the National Backgrounds Investigation Bureau website from work or home.
  • An Applicant's Guide is located on this site to assist you in filling out the form. It is suggested that you read it prior to initiating your form.
  • Always ensure that you are provided a hardcopy of the completed form. This should be hand carried with you.
 
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