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Facilities Water Services Technician at Micron Technology, Inc. in Boise, Idaho, United States Job Description Our vision is to transform how the world uses information to enrich life for all . Micron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever. Micron's Facilities Team is looking for an experienced Water Services Technician to work in our new semiconductor fab in Boise, Idaho. We have the opportunity to bring in a high-energy, tenacious, and ambitious individual with a strong work ethic and integrity to join the team. The ID1 Facilities Water Services Technician at Micron Technology, Inc., is responsible for working in a team environment involving the operation, maintenance, monitoring, and quality control of our new innovative technology Water, UPW, and wastewater systems for the Boise site. The Water Services Technician ensures our UPW, and wastewater systems are operating at optimum efficiency and within specified parameters including any regulatory compliance. In the event of a system failure, proficient in restoring services as soon as possible. Responsibilities Independently performs technical tasks Follows general instructions on new assignments Works on assignments that are semi-routine in nature Applies judgment in quickly resolving routine problems Troubleshoots problems where reference materials are available Applies limited judgment in resolving non-routine problems Monitors, analyzes, and addresses issues for area processes each shift Supports and monitors area processes and addresses / advances issues Monitors equipment to resolve equipment issues and improve system stability Supports area cost-reduction activities Provides effective and timely support to resolve equipment issues Identifies and resolves chronic equipment alarm issues Identifies and reduces equipment defects to improve quality Drives a culture of TPM including TPM metrics, CIP items, MTAGs, and procedures Ability and flexibility to work 12-hour shifts with a shift rotation every 4 months Assists with installation, modification, and removal of facilities equipment Maintains applicable discipline knowledge, such as water quality regulations, hydraulic, mechanical, electrical, and chemical principles Maintains tools and equipment in working order Identifies and responds according to alarm conditions Identifies abnormal operating conditions a To view full details and how to apply, please login or create a Job Seeker account
