Job Summary:

Essential Duties:

• Maintain building facilities and equipment
• Monitor and maintain Cleanroom air quality to Class 100 spec
• Monitor and control Cleanroom temperature and humidity.
• Design and Install gas, water and vacuum lines for equipment.
• Design & create AutoCAD layouts, prints, and 3D models.
• Move in, install, relocate, and facilitate large equipment.
• Serve as safety liaison and point of contact for safety issues
• Other tasks as needed

Required Qualifications:

• Bachelor of Science degree in electrical/mechanical engineering, electronics technology (or related field) or minimum of ten years of experience in facility maintenance.
• Excellent technical and engineering skills and ability to communicate on a professional level with electricians, plumbers, HVAC, and other facilities groups, including outside contractors.
• Ability to read and comprehend electrical schematics, floorplans, and industrial blueprints.
• Skilled in use of Microsoft Office, AutoCAD or equivalent software.
• Good personal interaction and basic adminisrative or management skills.
• Basic understanding of inventory control.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Thorough prior knowledge and experience in dealing with issues related to cleanroom operations, maintenance, equipment, and industrial safety.
• Understanding of cleanroom air filtration systems and ability to correct issues in same.
• Prior training in Lockout/Tagout, basic first aid, High Voltage safety, and industrial safety courses. Basic experience in the legal aspects of dealing with contractors and vendors.
• Thorough understanding of Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) documents.
• Microsoft Visual Basic programming skills

• Perform Preventive Maintenance on house vacuum pumps
• Ability to diagnose exhaust problems and report to Facilities
• Basic understanding of air handlers and potential issues of same

• Monitor and maintain air quality to Class 100 spec
• Maintain forced fan units (FFU), including pre-filter changeouts and air shower filter changeouts
• Maintain cleanroom temperature and humidity
• Provide emergency support and/or repairs to cleanroom facilities, including electrical, plumbing, exhaust, or other systems
• Ability to properly perform drilling, sanding, or other particle generating activities inside the cleanroom

• Building floorplans
• Layouts for new equipment, including electrical services and other facilities
• Electronic schematics
• Compressed gas line routing
• Other drawings and schematics as requested

• Work with teammates to plan locations for main tool plus support equipment to include vacuum pumps, chillers/heaters, UPS units, maintenance access spaces, etc.
• Coordinate with vendor and teammates to meet site prep requirements as defined by the vendors site preparation document
• Basic understanding of codes and regulations
• Work with UTA groups including EH&S and Facilities Management to provide facilities for equipment including electrical, plumbing, exhaust
• Coordinate with professional moving companies for equipment moves as needed

• Knowledge of safety requirements including ladder work, fall safety, eye protection, etc.
• Basic first aid skills
• Reasonable ability to foresee outcomes of proposed changes (especially to existing layouts, structures, or methodology) and plan accordingly
• Time management skills
• Basic facilities skills (drywall wall repairs, painting, patching, plumbing, drilling and anchoring, etc.) Ability to obtain University driving permissions and operate large vehicles
• Understanding of basic uses and capabilities of steel struts and associated materials including plates, joints, anchors, etc.
• Basic ability to work with metals, including piping, steel plates, etc.
• Advanced skills in safely working with power tools including table saws, hammer drills, drill presses, other tools
• Basic understanding of air compressors and compressed air lines and fittings
• Ability to qualify for and use full-face respirator l. Able to safely use heavy-lift equipment, including jacks, hoists, etc.

• Ability to design routes for gas lines to:

• Knowledge of stainless-steel gas line types, uses, and properties including fittings, regulators, valves, etc.
• Ability to construct and install stainless steel lines up to ½