Facilities Engineering Technician

Your Role:

• The Facilities Engineering Technician is a day shift on-site position located in Tempe, AZ. This role will participate in an on-call rotation and will require regular overtime to support business needs.
• As the Facilities Engineering Technician you will join a dynamic team to lead onsite vendors and subcontractors, plan and schedule critical work in a fast-paced semiconductor supply environment, while delivering hands-on maintenance and rapid response to protect people and assets. Drive reliability with on-schedule preventive maintenance, meticulous records, and coordinated spare parts, and contribute to emergencies, continuous improvement, and energy conservation. Optimize performance using SAP and the Building Management System within a safety- and innovation-driven culture.
• Manage onsite vendors and subcontractors; define, prioritize, and schedule work amid changing priorities
• Provide timely hands-on response to maintenance, repair, and assistance requests
• Create safe work permits, PTSA’s, and JSAs as appropriate
• Ensure compliance with LOTO programs
• Ensure preventive maintenance is completed within established timeframes
• Maintain up-to-date building/equipment maintenance records and stocked spare parts inventories
• Respond to building emergencies; provide input to site capital budget
• Promote safety, continuous improvement, and energy conservation; use SAP for PM/CapEx/Projects and BMS; follow company policies
• Who You Are
• Minimum Qualifications:
• Associate degree in Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical or other Safety/Process discipline
• 5+ years’ experience in Facilities Engineering Technician role with Facilities Maintenance emphasis
• OR
• Bachelor’s degree in Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical or other Safety/Process discipline
• 3+ years’ experience in Facilities Engineering Technician role with Facilities Maintenance emphasis
• Preferred Qualifications:
• Understanding of Central plant operations, distribution systems, Freon systems and acid waste treatment methodology