Senior Engineer - TPM & Reliability

• Develop and execute a comprehensive TPM roadmap for all utility and facility systems (e.g., HVAC, process cooling water, DI water plant, vacuum systems, exhaust systems, compressed air systems, fire protection, office AC, and related infrastructure).
• Drive Autonomous Maintenance (AM) activities by training and guiding operators on basic equipment care, cleaning, lubrication, and inspection.
• Establish Planned Maintenance (PM) schedules aligned with equipment criticality and OEM recommendations.
• Integrate TPM pillars (Focused Improvement, Education & Training, Early Equipment Management, Safety/Environment, and Quality Maintenance) into departmental workflows.

• Monitor utility equipment OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness) and other TPM performance metrics (MTBF, MTTR, breakdown frequency, cost of maintenance).
• Conduct root cause analysis (RCA) for repeated failures and coordinate countermeasures to prevent recurrence.
• Prepare and present monthly TPM progress reports to management.

• Coordinate with production, maintenance, quality, and safety teams to align TPM activities with plant operational goals.
• Work with engineering teams during new equipment procurement and commissioning to integrate TPM-friendly design.

• Conduct regular TPM awareness sessions, skill development workshops, and hands-on training for technicians and operators.
• Promote a culture of ownership, discipline, and continuous improvement within the utility engineering team.

• Ensure all TPM activities comply with semiconductor industry safety protocols, environmental regulations, and cleanroom standards (ISO 14644 or equivalent).
• Maintain updated documentation of maintenance procedures, checklists, and standards.

• Reduction in unplanned utility equipment downtime.
• Improvement in OEE and equipment reliability.
• Increase in AM participation rate by operators.
• Successful execution of planned TPM milestones per roadmap.
• Reduction in maintenance cost per unit output.
• Achievement of safety and compliance targets.

• Bachelor’s degree /Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation, or Industrial Engineering.
• TPM / Lean Manufacturing certification preferred.

• 12–15 years of experience in utility engineering or facilities maintenance, preferably in semiconductor or high-tech manufacturing.
• Proven track record in TPM implementation and continuous improvement projects.

• Strong knowledge of utility systems and semiconductor facility infrastructure.
• Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills (RCA, 5-Why, Fishbone diagram).
• Good leadership, communication, and training abilities.
• Proficiency in maintenance management software and TPM documentation.
• Familiarity with cleanroom protocols and semiconductor industry standards.

• Primarily within a controlled cleanroom and utility plant environment.
• Requires coordination with multi-disciplinary teams and occasional vendor interaction.
• May involve working in shifts or during planned shutdowns.

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