Project Manager Lead, Tool Hookup Electrical

Samsung Electronics•Taylor, TX

9d•$113,500 - $151,500•Onsite

About The Position

The Project Manager (Tool Hookup Electrical) Lead is responsible for overseeing the electrical Tool Hookup Project Managers, providing mentorship and coaching in daily engineering activities, scheduling, and tactical construction execution related to electrical power distribution, instrumentation, and control hookups within a semiconductor foundry. This role operates on the production floor and sub-fab, coordinating directly with trade contractors, field engineers, and equipment vendors to ensure that individual manufacturing tools are connected safely, on schedule, and in strict compliance with technical designs. The position carries direct responsibility for resolving field issues, enforcing construction quality, and driving the electrical hookup sequence for assigned tool sectors.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Construction Management, or a related technical discipline; or equivalent practical experience (e.g., journeyman electrician background with extensive industrial leadership).
4+ years of project management or field engineering experience in large-scale industrial electrical construction.
Minimum 2 years of direct experience executing construction or tool install activities within an active semiconductor cleanroom environment.
OSHA 30-Hour Construction certification is required.
Solid understanding of industrial electrical installations, including rigid conduit bending, wire pulling, panelboard terminations, and grounding methods.
Practical familiarity with the National Electrical Code (NEC/NFPA 70) and fundamental electrical safety practices outlined in NFPA 70E.
Practical knowledge of cleanroom protocols (Class 10 to Class 1000) and tools required to prevent contamination during active construction drilling and cutting.
Proficiency in navigating and extracting data from digital information modeling viewers (e.g., Autodesk Navisworks) and project management software.

Nice To Haves

Certified Construction Manager (CCM) or initial CAPM/PMP certification is a plus.

Responsibilities

Act as the primary field contact for electrical trade contractors, coordinating daily work packages and resolving immediate constraints on the cleanroom floor.
Coordinate tactical handoffs between facility infrastructure teams and tool-specific installation crews to maintain steady progress.
Monitor and report daily on schedule milestones, manpower levels, and material installation rates for assigned toolsets.
Review contractor-submitted Requests for Information (RFIs) and Field Change Orders (FCOs), validating field conditions before escalating for approval.
Walk the field daily to enforce strict construction safety standards, zero-tolerance electrical safety rules, and cleanroom protocol compliance.
Oversee the physical installation and connection of Low-Voltage (LV) power runs from power panels and busways directly to the tool chassis.
Supervise the wiring, termination, and point-to-point verification of Emergency Off (EMO) circuits, tool interlocks, and Toxic Gas Monitoring System (TGMS) modules.
Utilize 3D models in the field to resolve routing conflicts between electrical conduits, cable trays, and neighboring mechanical or structural systems.
Direct and document critical field quality checks, including insulation resistance testing (Megger testing), grounding continuity verification, and proper torque labeling on terminations.
Coordinate the lockout/tagout (LOTO) and initial energization sequences for individual tools, ensuring all systems are safe to receive power.
Generate, track, and systematically close out electrical punchlist items to achieve final system acceptance and handover.