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Minimum Requirements:
• High school degree or GED equivalent
• Must have a minimum of 5 years experience in similar Start-up type roles for major high tech construction projects
• Or demonstrated equivalent combination of education, skills, knowledge, abilities and experience.
• Must have journeyman level experience in the specific trade discipline (Electrical, Process, Mechanical, LSS, I&C)
• Able to communicate verbally, electronically and written to convey information in an effective manner. Technically skilled to act as the interface between disciplines, engineers and contractors.
• Need to understand equipment and system P&IDs, specifications and drawings and be able to identify field discrepancies for resolution.
• Thorough understanding of respective discipline (EL, ME, PI, AR, LSS) to drive quality testing and documentation.
• Understanding of Area Layout.
• Knowledge of microschedule for prefacilitation, understanding of sequence of construction activities and tool sequence.
• Able to track hours in the field and to assess earned value.
• Able to resolve technical construction questions in the field.
• Strong knowledge is required in the following areas; local and national codes; construction drawings/symbols; acceptable industry standard/practices
• Must obtain negative result on drug screen performed in accordance with URS drug testing policy.
• Must have a valid driver’s license
Job Description:
Field Technicians to perform start-up and commissioning of the facilities systems to functionally test the newly installed equipment and validate performance and spec compliance by following designated procedures and practices.
Position Deliverables:
• Qualified technical background including field experience in the discipline
• Ensure that installations are performed in accordance with the following:
o Intel Master Specifications, Intel [SID] Standard Installation Details, State and Local Codes UMC, UBC UPC and NFPA, SMACNA Standards, and International Codes, ASME, AWS
• Interface with Intel System Owners/Engineers and Techs on matters affecting the project quality of work and system operation
• Assist Intel and trades in identifying and solving construction problems
• Perform all necessary inspections and equipment signoff requirements
• Participate in SOP and perform SIPP and Pre-Task Plan audits for compliance to Intel requirements
• Coordinate with tool owners to have the trades prepared for SL1/SL2
• Able to resolve technical construction questions and answer discipline specific RFIs.
• Also includes any discipline specific requirements as listed below.
Mechanical Specific Information
• Responsible for all aspects of construction pertaining to the installation, testing, and test and balance of all dry mechanical systems including exhaust and supply air systems.
• Responsible for all personal aspects of safety compliance and generally for the mechanical team and site wide.
• Serves as the technical content expert relative to mechanical systems installation, and testing. Possess a thorough understanding of acceptable industry standards for quality relative to all plastic, metal, Teflon lined stainless steel, and FRP ductwork systems.
• Responsible for performing and tracking, testing and documentation for the equipments sets assigned.
Electrical Specific Information
• Responsible to review and validate the correctness of the electrical installations for panels and equipment as it relates to code and specifications.
• Responsible for performing and tracking, testing and documentation for the equipments sets assigned.
• Responsible for all personal aspects of safety compliance and generally for the electrical team and site wide.
• Responsible for personal CoHE, and LOTO and pre-task planning by following all procedures in regards to the assigned scope of work.
• Support all customers in driving resolution to electrical and panel schedule issues
• Manage the EEW, COHE and lock out/tag out procedures and sign-off
• Review Electrical SIPP’s for accuracy of content
• Desired Electrical Professional Certifications
o Journeyman electrician
o ASSE – American Society of Safety Engineers
o IAEI – International Association of Electrical Inspectors
LSS Specific Information
• The candidate should have a background in low voltage life safety systems (also referred to as LSS) which include fire alarm systems and HPM monitoring and control systems. Experience with instrumentation and control systems (I&C) is also a plus. Familiarity with the installation, start-up, and commissioning of those systems is preferred. Specific knowledge of the following LSS systems will help ensure success of the candidate.
o Edwards Systems Technology (EST) fire alarm and voice evacuation systems (model FCC and IRC3).
o Fenwal AnaLaser and VESDA early warning smoke detection systems.
o Permalert AT-40K liquid leak detection systems.
o MDA, Sieger, and Zellweger toxic and flammable gas detection systems ( Vertex, System 16, CM4, System 57, Digi series, Lifeline II and others).
• Interpret drawings, schematics, riser diagrams, and drawing symbols. Apply that knowledge in system start-up, troubleshooting, and commissioning.
• Understand construction documents for interpretation of specification requirements and system installation.
• Review Intel SIPP work plans for completeness and system impacts; provide inputs to correct deficiencies.
• Be proficient in technical writing skills.
• Review system sequence of operations and apply toward developing/critiquing Functional Acceptance Tests (FAT)
• Troubleshoot control wiring circuits, instrumentation loops, and control output circuits.
• Evaluate field installations for correctness and completeness and complete reports on deficiencies
I&C Specific Information
• Interpret P&ID drawings and Rockwell RSLogix PLC code to be used in system reviews, troubleshooting and evaluations
• Understand construction documents for interpretation of specification requirements and system installation
• Review Intel SIPP work plans for completeness and system impacts; provide inputs to correct deficiencies.
• Proficient in technical writing skills
• Review system sequence of operations and apply to developing/critiquing Functional Acceptance Tests (FAT)
• Troubleshoot control wiring circuits, instrumentation loops, control output
• Evaluate field installations for correctness and completeness and complete reports on deficiencies
• Provide I&C FAT input and development from SOO documents and P&ID’s for Mechanical, Process and Waste systems
• Support SIPP process for I&C discipline
o Comprehend shutdown implication on systems and alarms
o Evaluate safety impacts from work plans
o Verify I/O termination/de-termination plans
• Support FAT process for I&C systems; i.e. control panels, network cabling
• Support FAT process from I&C perspective for Mechanical, Process and Waste systems
• Perform Site Observation Reports
Ultra Pure Water / Industrial Waste Systems
• Extensive knowledge of UPW and/or IWS systems in a high tech microprocessing environment.
• Thorough understanding of acceptable industry standards for quality relative to all plastic, metal and/or hybrid piping materials likely to be used in microelectronics construction.
• Strong mechanical background and an understanding of pumps and hydraulics.
• Strong chemical background and an understanding of chemical interactions and uses in cleaning, neutralization and treatment.
• Must have a working knowledge of instrumentation and controls for systems.
Strong knowledge is required in the following areas:
o Carbon steel and stainless steel welding and weld characteristics
o Heat fusion and solvent welding of various plastics
o All other methods of pipe joining i.e. threaded, compression, face seal, flared fittings, brazing, soldering, etc. EOE M/F/D/V
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