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Facility Engineer with below requirement.

A. Power Quality, Distribution & Reliability

Operate and maintain LT systems, transformers, LT panels, PDU/RPP, isolation transformers, and static transfer switches (STS).

Ensure N+1 / 2N redundancy for critical loads (process tools, scrubbers, abatement, BMS, safety systems).

Monitor harmonics (THD), transients, flicker, and EMI/RFI; implement filters/SPDs and isolation strategies for sensitive tools (litho, metrology).

Perform load studies, phase balancing, and feeder capacity checks prior to tool hookups and expansions.

B. UPS, Emergency Power & Controls

Operate and maintain UPS (modular/N+1), battery strings, DG sets, AMF/ATS panels; test black start and autotransfer sequences.

Periodic battery health tests (IR, discharge tests), UPS efficiency tuning, and firmware/config backup.

Maintain Emergency Power Off (EPO) circuits, interlocks with gas monitoring systems, and fire alarm interfaces.

C. Grounding, Bonding & ESD

Maintain clean/technical grounds, separate from building ground; verify low-impedance paths and equipotential bonding for tools.

Implement and audit ESD controls (SEMI S20.20 practices), wrist straps, surfaces, flooring resistance, and static-safe layouts in cleanroom and chase areas.

D. Maintenance, Monitoring & Response

Establish PM/CBM for panels, breakers, relays, STS, UPS, and IR thermography for hot spots.

Trend MTBF/MTTR, create SPC charts for voltage, frequency, THD, and temperature rise.

Lead RCA on trips/nuisance faults; implement corrective and preventive actions.

E. Safety & Compliance (Electrical)

Enforce LOTO, arc-flash boundaries, insulated tools, and PPE.

Maintain single-line diagrams, relay settings, test reports (IR, ER), and statutory compliance under CEA Regulations, Indian Electrical Safety Rules, and local inspectorate requirements.

Integrate BMS/EPMS alarms, define SOPs for emergency shutdowns and controlled restarts.

2) Facility Engineer – Mechanical / Process Utilities (Semiconductor Labs)

Primary Objective:
Ensure stable, spec-compliant utilities for process tools and cleanroom performance with high uptime and contamination control.

A. Cleanroom & HVAC (Critical Environment)

Operate and optimize MAUs/AHUs/FFUs, HEPA/ULPA filtration, pressurization cascades, temperature & RH controls.

Maintain ISO 14644 cleanroom classes; track particle counts, airflow, and room recovery times.

Handle filter life-cycle management, leak tests (DOP/PAO), duct hygiene, and IAQ.

Seasonal tuning of coils, economizer modes, and dew point management to prevent condensation in bays/chasers.

B. Chilled Water / PCW /

Operate chillers (centrifugal/screw), CTs, primary/secondary pumping, and PCW loops for tools.

Maintain temperature stability, ΔT, flow, and vibration on critical pumps; maintain N+1 for critical circuits.

Water treatment: scaling/corrosion inhibitors, biocide control, blowdown optimization.

Trending: SPC on supply temp, differential pressure, specific energy consumption.

C. Ultra-Pure Water (UPW/DI) & Wastewater

Manage rinse loops, sanitization schedules, and return/reclaim strategies (if applicable).

D. Compressed Air (CDA), Vacuum & Inert Gases

Operate oil-free compressors, dryers, and filtration to meet dew point and oil/particulate specs; maintain VMB/VMP pressures.

Maintain central vacuum and dry pump systems for tools; plan overhauls, flushing, and pump swap programs with OEMs

Manage bulk/packaged nitrogen (N₂), vacuum-jacketed lines (if LN₂), and purges for tools and abatement.

E. Fire, Life Safety & Exhaust/Ventilation

Maintain process exhaust, toxic exhaust, and general exhaust with redundancy and failure interlocks.

Coordinate with fire detection/suppression (VESDA, clean agent where applicable), and ensure SEMI S2/S6/S8/S18 oriented risk controls.

F. Maintenance, Monitoring & Analytics PPM

Create PM schedules for pumps, compressors, chillers, FFUs, filters, cabinets, scrubbers, UPW, and neutralization systems.

Use BMS to alarm, trend, and report; deploy predictive maintenance (vibration, oil analysis, dew point trends).

Maintain spares strategy for high-risk items (VFDs, AHU motors, pump seals, pH probes, sensors, HEPA/ULPA, MERV prefilters).

H. Safety & Compliance (Mechanical/Utilities)

Enforce PTW/LOTO, confined space, hot work, and chemical handling SOPs.

Comply with Factory Act, Boiler Regulations (if applicable), Lift Act, local PCB norms for discharge, PESO/SMPV Rules for gas storage, and explosion-proof ratings where needed.

Maintain MSDS/SDS, calibration certificates, and interlock validation records.

3) Common Responsibilities (Both Electrical & Mechanical)Projects & Tool Hookups

Review PFD/P&ID, MEP/shop drawings, and hook-up packages; validate utility points, capacity, and interlocks.

Coordinate FAT/SAT, commissioning, and as-built updates; manage change control and redlining.

Plan shutdowns with clear MOPs (Method of Procedure) and rollback plans—particularly when tying into live loops.

Operations, Documentation & Reporting

Maintain O&M logs, trend charts, equipment history, and SOP/EOP libraries.

Generate MIS: uptime, incidents, energy use, water use, chemical use, and environmental KPIs (e.g., CUE/WUE).

Track OEE, MTBF/MTTR, and SPC metrics for critical utilities and cleanroom performance.

Vendor/OEM & AMC Management

Manage AMCs for chillers, compressors, scrubbers, UPS, gas detection, and UPW.

Validate service reports, calibration certificates, and PM checklists; enforce spares and response SLAs.

Conduct RCA with OEMs for chronic faults and implement design/controls improvements.

EHS, Training & Culture

Run toolbox talks, competency training (LOTO, toxic gas, electrical safety, ESD, cleanroom behavior).

Lead HIRA/JSA, safety walks, and near-miss programs; maintain permit-to-work rigor.

Interface with QA/EHS/Process teams to align operational windows with experiment schedules and risk profiles.

4) Day/Week/Month Checklist Snapshot

Daily

Power quality & alarms (EPMS/BMS): voltages, THD, breaker statuses, UPS load, battery float.

Cleanroom: pressures, temp/RH, particle counts (critical bays), FFU/AHU alarms.

Utilities: CDA dew point & oil carryover, PCW temps/flows, vacuum levels, UPW resistivity/TOC, scrubber DP/pH/ORP.

Gas monitoring: sensor health, bump tests where applicable; verify EPO/gas shutdown panels healthy.

Weekly

Visual checks: hot spots via IR (rotational basis), pump vibrations, belt/tension, filter DP trends.

Test generator no-load/loaded (per schedule), UPS self-tests, review alarm logs & interlock events.

Sample & trend UPW bacteria, cooling tower chemistry; verify tool hook-up backflow preventers.

Monthly

Full PMs as per OEM: compressor dryers, scrubber spray nozzles, HVAC coils & filters, UPS battery IR.

Calibration rotation: gas sensors, pressure/flow/temp transmitters, pH/ORP meters.

Emergency drill (gas leak/EPO) and RCA review of any incidents; update SOPs/MOPs/EOPs.

5) Useful Standards/Frameworks to Align With

SEMI: S2 (EH&S for equipment), S6 (exhaust ventilation), S8 (ergonomics), S18 (risk assessment), S20/S20.20 (ESD).

ISO 14644 (cleanrooms), ASHRAE (HVAC), NFPA (fire protection, electrical safety), IEC/IEEE (electrical), FM Global guidance.

India statutory: CEA Regulations, Factory Act, PESO/SMPV Rules, local PCB and Electrical Inspectorate requirements.

6) Optional Add‑Ons I Can Prepare for You

JD template for Facility Engineer (Semiconductor Utilities) – ready to publish.

SOP/MOP/EOP pack for: tool hook-up, toxic gas alarm response, EPO/power restoration, abatement startup, and scrubber failure.

PM matrix (Daily/Weekly/Monthly/Quarterly/Annual) with OEM references.

Commissioning & handover checklist (FAT/SAT, interlock validation, redlines).

Location:

On-site –Bengaluru, KA

Scheduled Weekly Hours:

48

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