HVAC Operations Supervisor - D shift

Samsung Electronics•Taylor, TX

58d•$81,490 - $150,760•Onsite

About The Position

HVAC Operations Supervisor will lead a team of Technicians to maintain stable operation of numerous semiconductor facility systems in support of Samsung’s wafer manufacturing operation. Facilities systems are designed to run 24 hours a day, 365 days a year without interruption. Technicians will be expected to work with various systems such as Cooling Towers, Chillers, Boilers/Steam, Hot water, Water Treatment, Air Conditioning, Compressed Air, Vacuum, and Exhaust. The Supervisor is not only expected to manage their team, but also perform field and control room activities as a key job responsibility.

Requirements

Certification, license, Associates degree or military experience in: HVAC, Mechanical, Chemical, I&C (Instrumentation and Controls), Electrical, Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Industrial Maintenance Mechanic, Facilities Maintenance Technology, Microelectronics, Renewable Energy Technology, Water and Environmental Technology, Water / Purification, Industrial Process Operator, or related technical or STEM field.
10+ years of experience in industrial operations and maintenance (i.e.. pumps hydraulics, piping), mechanical systems, electrical systems, Ultra-Pure Water, wastewater system operations, plant operator or field equipment technician, automations & controls.
Prior experience in semiconductor or industrial facilities.
Understanding and manipulation of SCADA and other HMI systems.

Responsibilities

Lead team of technicians, growing their knowledge/skills and managing performance.
Operates physical plants within specifications to maintain efficiency and provide consistent utilities.
Works to become familiar with, and strictly adhere to, standard operating procedures, suggesting safety and quality improvements as needed.
Ensures timely action in response to out of control or out of specification conditions that have safety, regulatory, or production impact implications.
Monitors, manipulates, and analyzes deviations in system performance, taking corrective action and escalating to system owners as needed.
Adjusts equipment parameters, and/or starts or stops equipment to maximize equipment efficiency within established specifications.
Systematically troubleshoots system/equipment problems to identify the root cause of the problem and arrive at an effective solution.
May provide field or control room support as needed and based on experience and competency level.
Maintains active involvement in safety discussions, training and promotion of safe work practices.
Accurately communicates and documents actions taken while on shift and in passdown meetings.
Collaborates with other facilities departments on site/project specific issues (Electrical, Gas & Chemical, Facilities Services, etc.)
Contributes to off-shift coverage when needed to maintain adequate staffing.
Collaborates with site engineers to drive system improvements.