Maintenance Technician 2nd and 3rd Shift

Equipment Maintenance Technician

Primary responsibility of an Equipment Maintenance Technician is to maintain and repair electro-mechanical and chemical equipment used in the production of semiconductor wafers in a clean-room environment. Equipment Maintenance Technician performs troubleshooting, routine preventative maintenance, provide tool ownership, and participate in projects that improve equipment capabilities.

Essential responsibilities include:

• Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, robotic, and vacuum integrity problems
• Interact with production and engineering personnel to meet customer and production requirements
• Repair semiconductor processing equipment
• Communicate to Equipment Maintenance Manager parts that need to be ordered
• Perform routine maintenance on equipment
• Document and update tool PM specs in company Quality Management System
• Perform accurate calculations for the estimated cost of simple projects or providing service including labor, materials and equipment.

Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice.

Competencies include:

• Able to read and interpret electrical schematics and technical manuals
• Able to follow written and verbal instructions
• Effectively work independently and within a team to include cross-training on all shifts
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Demonstrates a willingness to learn and teach others (i.e., provide training)
• Flexible to business needs and effective with multitasking
• Be proactive and exercise a strong sense of urgency during a crisis
• Effective problem-solver and able to multi-task
• Good hand-eye coordination and mechanical skills
• Demonstrate a strong understanding of electro-mechanical systems
• Proficient typing skills and understanding of computers, and file systems
• Detail-oriented, focused, and organized
• Self-motivated and results-oriented
• Knowledge and understanding of good cleanroom practices and protocols

Work environment includes:

• Equipment Maintenance Technicians work up to 12-hour shifts in a wafer fab.
• Roughly 75-80% of day is spent in a temperature-controlled cleanroom environment; must be able to tolerate full coverage cleanroom gown, boots, hood, safety glasses, and other PPE.
• Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is to prevent exposure to hazardous materials such as low/high voltage, gases, high air pressure, chemicals, solvents, and acids can be expected.
• Some areas require hearing protection
• Frequent gowning and de-gowning expected
• Frequent interruptions, static noise, and alarms (auditory and flashing lights) can be expected.

Physical demands include:

• Frequently in a stationary position, often sitting and/or standing for prolonged periods
• Frequently viewing a computer monitor for prolonged periods
• Frequently walking around the Fab for prolonged periods, including across uneven flooring
• Occasionally required to push and/or pull 50+ lbs. objects, such as tool components
• Occasionally required to lift 50 lbs. and occasionally carry that amount short distances
• Frequently required reach, bend and/or crawl, twist, squat, kneel, and stoop to access and work on tools in the Fab
• May often require repetitive motions involving the wrists, hands, and/or fingers
• May require different positions and motions in tight and confined spaces
• Frequently required to handle items using small ranges of motion (e.g., fingers and hands) and large ranges of motion (e.g., full-arms and shoulders) for carrying cassettes and lot boxes
• Occasionally required to climb ladders and other secure structures, as well as balance
• Occasionally required to operate a motor vehicle or heavy machinery
• Occasionally required to wear PPE that may restrict air-flow
• Requires the proper wearing of clean room garments (suit, head covering, face coverings, gloves, booties).

Required education and experience include:

• Associates Degree in an electronics technology related field, with 3+ years of work experience troubleshooting/repairing sophisticated manufacturing, automation or process related electro-mechanical systems.
• Or HS/GED with at least 9 years of experience with troubleshooting/repairing sophisticated manufacturing, automation or process related electro-mechanical systems
• Or Military technician experience (Naval Submarine Technician type experience is preferred)
• Experience with CMP tool sets and equipment highly desired
• Experience working on with support equipment suppliers to include but not limited to:
  Applied Materials Endura, Centura Etch, P5000, Anelva 7100
  
  Mega, Novellus Inova, SPTS APM and Bosch Etch 12, Novellus Vector, C2, C1, TEL Unity and Telius, Lam Rainbow, 9600, 9200.

Preferred education and experience include:

• Formal training on equipment in at least one 'standard' area of Fab;
  Etch, Lith, Diffusion, Implant, etc.
• Experience with TEL, LAM, AMAT Plasma Etchers, and/or Novellus and AMAT CVD Equipment is preferred.

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