Field Service Technician II-III

POSITION SUMMARY Under general supervision, provides technical service and support to customers, performing preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, equipment servicing, and parts installation and replacement. Works hands-on with semiconductor subfab equipment and components, including vacuum pumps, abatement systems, heaters, valves, piping, sensors, and related electrical and mechanical systems. This position requires full-time, on-site presence and may involve working around electrical current, at heights, in enclosed spaces, and in close quarters.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTION Services equipment and/or products at either customer sites or service center to include, all contracted preventative maintenance, unscheduled maintenance, installations and start-ups. (Essential)
This role includes diagnosing and troubleshooting subfab vacuum, exhaust, thermal, electrical, and mechanical systems and associated components to identify equipment failures and perform necessary repairs or replacements.

Installation, tracking and servicing of Heater Products Ordering, expedition and notifying customers or management when replacement of product is necessary. Maintain and replace equipment, tools, and supplies used directly for the service of equipment and/or products. (Essential)
Provides documentation of preventative maintenance, down time, issues and time spent preparing reports for product movement and justification for on-site service. Travel to various customer locations if needed. (Essential)
Assist in all functions required in the operations of center. Assist and/or provide service back up to other customer sites as necessary. (Non-essential)
Maintains clean and safe working environment compliant with EBARA safety policies. (Essential)
Complies with EBARA safety policies, including participation in and completion of all required safety training. (Essential)
Performs other duties as assigned. (Non-Essential)
It is recognized that the day to day tasks assigned to the incumbent will vary, therefore it is the responsibility of the supervisor to provide a detailed task list of the daily activities performed in the position.

POSITION QUALIFICATIONS Competency Statement(s)
Walking/Standing:
Ability to stand and walk for extended periods throughout the work shift, including traveling between equipment locations within large manufacturing facilities. May walk several miles during a shift depending on work assignments.

Body Positioning:
Ability to frequently bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, squat, and work in restricted positions while accessing equipment. Ability to reach above shoulder level and overhead and work in awkward or restricted positions for extended periods

Climbing/Access:
Ability to climb stairs, ladders, and access structures and safely maneuver around, over, and between equipment, piping, and structural components to access work locations for the measurement, installation, inspection, adjustment, and removal of CMP tools, heater jackets, and heat tape, and associated components. Work may require maintaining balance and working from elevated or restricted-access locations while following applicable fall-protection and site safety requirements.

Safe Maneuvering:
Ability to safely maneuver around, between, above, and below equipment, piping, structural components, and other obstructions to access equipment and process lines.

Lifting:
Ability to lift, lower, carry, push, pull, position, and manipulate tools, parts, equipment, and materials using team lifting or approved material-handling equipment when required. ETI maximum lifting capacity for 1 person is 35lbs.

Ability to perform tasks requiring manual dexterity, hand-eye coordination, gripping, grasping, and manipulation of hand tools, power tools, fasteners, electrical connections, and equipment components.

Personal Protection Equipment (PPE):
Wear and properly use required personal protective equipment based on assigned hazards, including protective clothing, gloves, safety footwear, hearing protection, fall-protection equipment, and respiratory protection when required. Employees assigned respirator-required work must satisfy applicable OSHA respiratory-protection requirements, including medical evaluation, fit testing, and training.

Noise:
Ability to work in environments that may include noise, elevated or reduced temperatures, chemical hazards, moving equipment, elevated work locations, and other industrial hazards, with required engineering controls, administrative controls, safe-work…