Chemical/Gas Handler II
$31.54 - $38.48 per hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$31.54 - $38.48 per hour
About the role
- Maintain chemical & gas inventory in support of a Class 10(ISO-4) Cleanroom environment
- Order chemicals and gases as needed to support manufacturing requirements
- Establish and maintain lines of communication with EES Engineers and Vendors to ensure all potential risks (chemical/gas inventory depletion, gaps/delays in delivery, etc.) are identified and communicated to management as they are noted
- Work with Process & EES Engineers to ensure back-up suppliers/vendors have been identified and approved for all chemicals and gases
- Perform bulk filling of chemistries and replacement of gas cylinders as needed
- Maintain an accurate inventory and min/max levels for all chemicals and gases required to support cleanroom and surrounding labs
- Work with inventory analyst (IA) to ensure all job-related consumables have been identified and stocked with sufficient min/max levels established for each
- Record and track VOC measurements, gas cylinder pressures, and chemistry levels as required, responding to any low-level alarms/warning quickly and effectively
- Must be a self-starter and with the ability to work under little supervision
- Proficient in the basic principles of safe semiconductor chemistry (Solvents, Acids) and gas (Argon, Silane, etc.) handling & storage
- Must be respirator capable (fully trained is a plus)
- Ability to accurately capture and report on current chemical and gas inventory levels
- Proficient in the use of Microsoft Office (Word, PPT, Excel)
- Must be an effective communicator with a proven track record of training others
- Must be willing to work in confined spaces and have both visual and hearing acuity
- Must be able to work in an ISO Class 4 cleanroom and facility equipment rooms
- Must be able to lift/push/pull 25-30 pounds consistently
- Must be able to stand, walk & stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl
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