Equipment Engineer Trainee - Semicon Manufacturing Fab

Key Responsibilities

1. Equipment Operation & Monitoring

• Assist in operating semiconductor fabrication equipment (Lithography, Etch, Deposition, CMP, Metrology, etc.).
  


• Monitor tool performance, process stability, and equipment health.
  


• Conduct daily checks, preventive inspections, and tool start-up/shutdown procedures.
  

2. Preventive & Corrective Maintenance

• Support senior engineers in performing preventive maintenance (PM) activities.
  


• Troubleshoot basic equipment alarms, mechanical/electrical issues, and process deviations.
  


• Document maintenance activities, tool histories, and spare part usage.
  

3. Process & Quality Support

• Ensure equipment runs meet process specifications with minimum variability.
  


• Work with process engineering teams to support tool qualification and calibration.
  


• Follow cleanroom protocols and quality standards (5S, ISO, safety norms).
  

4. Data Recording & Documentation

• Record machine parameters, downtime details, and maintenance logs accurately.
  


• Use Equipment Monitoring Systems (EMS), MES, and logging tools for reporting.
  


• Maintain shift handover reports and escalation notes.
  

5. Safety & Compliance

• Follow all cleanroom guidelines, EHS (Environmental Health & Safety) rules, and PPE requirements.
  


• Participate in equipment and safety training programs.
  

Skills Required

Technical Skills

• Basic understanding of electronics, electromechanics, sensors, and automation.
  


• Knowledge of semiconductor manufacturing (added advantage).
  


• Ability to read technical diagrams/engineering drawings.
  


• Familiarity with PLCs, vacuum systems, pneumatics, or robotics (preferred).
  

Soft Skills

• Strong analytical and troubleshooting ability.
  


• Willingness to work in a cleanroom environment and rotational shifts.
  


• Good communication and teamwork skills.
  


• High attention to detail and discipline.
  

Work Environment

• Cleanroom environment (Class 10/100/1000 depending on tool area)
  


• Shift-based operations (24x7 Manufacturing Fab)
  


• Use of full cleanroom PPE (bunny suit, gloves, safety gear)
  


• Interaction with cross-functional engineering teams