Michael Aasand

Perform shiftly, weekly, and/or monthly PMs on:

• Dummy N2 load ports from Brooks, AMAT, Sinfonia and others.
• CU/NCu AFW washers to ensure smooth operation.
• AFQ tools to ensure correct operation for recording FOUP particle counts for each AFW tool.

Other duties include repairing/replacing various parts on FOUPs to ensure proper wafer handling and operation and all other Level 1 duties.

• Follow specs to the letter in regards to bagging and AFW Ops, AFW/AFQ/PRG/DAT troubleshooting/repair.
• Strive for continuous improvement by generating suggestions, engaging in problem-solving activities to support teamwork.
• Identified issues, analyzed information and provided potential solutions to problems.
• Worked within applicable standards, policies and regulatory guidelines to promote safe working environment.
• Worked to maintain outstanding attendance record, consistently arriving to work ready to start immediately.
• Bagging CU and NCu lots to ship off to other sites through auto-bagging, or bagging them manually.
• Retrieve lots from various stockers, perform inspections and complete any and all applicable PMs for incoming lots, putting the lots into AFWs, ensuring FOUPs are fully rinsed and dry on the inside.
• Once they're rinsed and clean, scan lot door ID and body ID into various Intel software for tracking.
• Ensure that lot doors are properly seated, and locked.
• Ensure lots that can be purged, are purged, and lots that cannot be purged, are stored back in the stockers as dirty, and logging the event OutRepair, and the reason why FOUP is logged out for repairs.

• Follow specs to the letter in regards to changing chemical totes and chemical drums, performing preventative maintenance, ordering, morning rounds, etc.
• Change chemical totes and drums, entering totes and drums that are active, used or on stand-by into SiGaC for tracking purposes.
• Updating spreadsheets with changes made to what's online, what's stand-by and what is used.

• Move FOUPs from location to location, ensuring the wafers maintained perfect integrity during transport.
• Load and unload FOUPs from stockers, and production tools.
• Stored CU and NCU FOUPs in designated CU or NCU stockers.
• Helped F12 Wafer Starts by moving WIPCO carts loaded with clean FOUPs to stockers outside Wafer Starts to store, and pick up dirty FOUPs.