TGCM Operations Technician 5

Air Liquide•Richardson, TX

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Air Liquide Electronics provides high-purity carrier gases, specialty gases, advanced precursor molecules, and related equipment and services for electronics manufacturing. The Total Gas & Chemical Management (TGCM) Operations group manages the gases and chemicals used in semiconductor manufacturing, operating and maintaining their distribution equipment and systems around the clock. The TGCM Operations Technician 5 supports safe, reliable operation and maintenance of liquid bulk and specialty gas and chemical delivery equipment at the Richardson, Texas site. The role includes conducting inspections and preventive maintenance, monitoring systems and recording readings during daily rounds, facilitating container exchanges and bulk transfers, and supporting product quality through minor analytical and sampling procedures. The technician also contributes to safety, training, operations, preventive maintenance, emergency response, and contractor training. The company provides a local on-the-job training and qualification journey to complete within the first 12 months. At applicable operations locations, the technician may also support hazardous-waste handling, including safe material transfers, emergency preparedness, spill protocols, documentation, and waste minimization.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED, or at least 5 years of experience.
At least 1 year of related experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Good communication skills.
Ability to follow written and verbal instructions.
Evidence of previous work in a successful team environment.
Knowledge of onsite operations reporting procedures, including product acceptance criteria, tank fill, inventory and material usage, monitoring, safety parameters, and personnel requirements.
Electro-mechanical aptitude.
Aptitude for controlling emergency situations and coordinating problem-solving actions.
Ability to understand and abide by stringent safety rules.
Ability to train junior technicians.
Ability to lift 60 pounds.
Ability to stand and walk for up to 11 hours per day.
Ability to operate a hydraulic foot pump for 55-gallon drums; drums may weigh up to 500 pounds.
Ability to bend frequently to complete shift tasks such as validating information and checking systems.
Ability to wear a respirator as required PPE for certain tasks.

Nice To Haves

Experience in the semiconductor or chemical/specialty gas field, a military technical/electronic rating, the nuclear field, or an equivalent industry.

Responsibilities

Support reliable operation and maintenance of liquid bulk and specialty gas and chemical delivery equipment.
Conduct minor inspections and preventive maintenance to optimize equipment performance.
Perform daily rounds, record readings, monitor systems, and facilitate gas and chemical container exchanges.
Develop an understanding of liquid bulk delivery procedures to support site safety and quality.
Facilitate safe and efficient transfers of bulk gas and chemical trailers.
Assess situations and collaborate with the team to resolve challenges.
Participate as an active contributor to the Emergency Response Team.
Complete the TGCM Tech 5 local on-the-job training and qualification journey within the first 12 months.
Contribute to customer and Air Liquide community programs, including Safety, Training, Operations, and Preventive Maintenance.
Provide training support to TGCM contractors as needed.
Follow HS&E standards, PPE requirements, and safety programs.
Complete assigned tasks according to established procedures.
Perform minor analytical and sampling procedures to support product quality.
At applicable operations locations, safely transfer hazardous-waste materials to storage according to documentation and safety procedures.
At applicable operations locations, follow spill and container-preparation protocols, support emergency preparedness, and contribute to waste minimization initiatives.