Implant Safety Professional

Samsung•Taylor, TX

23h•Onsite

About The Position

Samsung Austin Semiconductor (SAS) is a world leader in advanced semiconductor technology. The company is seeking an experienced, self-directed Safety Coordinator to join a high-performing team in a fast-paced, clean-room environment. This role serves as the primary liaison between the Implant group and Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS), ensuring communication and alignment of safety priorities. The Safety Coordinator will lead, guide, and report on all safety-related matters for the department, collaborating with Equipment/Process Technicians and Engineers to identify practical solutions to safety challenges and support broader safety initiatives.

Requirements

3+ years of experience in Health and Safety performing similar tasks required.
Basic understanding of technical concepts such as hand tools, pneumatics, and electricity.
Familiarity with SPC methods and implementation.
Knowledge of Ion Implantation and Semiconductor Safety considerations.
Must be willing and qualified to serve on the Emergency Response Team.
Applicants must be authorized to access such information or eligible for government authorization.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor of Science in Occupational Safety, IH, Engineering, or closely related field preferred.
Certification such as CSP, CIH, CHMM or ability to be certified preferred.
Familiarity with General Industry OSHA Regulations and reporting guidelines.
Preference for experience in General Industry at a semiconductor manufacturing (FAB) facility.
Bilingual Spanish is a plus.

Responsibilities

Ensuring that the department remains in compliance with all Samsung EHS and regulatory agency requirements.
Partnering with team members and leadership to keep employees engaged in safe behavior.
Working on various initiatives within the department and across departments as a Safety subject matter expert to improve the safety culture and safety execution of the team.
Communicating and championing safety information, progress, and concerns across the department and with EHS.