Facilities Technician

RASIRC is seeking a passionate and dynamic Facilities Technician to join our team. If you're someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment, enjoys collaborating with diverse teams, and is committed to making a meaningful impact, we want to hear from you!

Our Mission:

RASIRC leads in the creation and delivery of liquid to gas reactants that solve the challenges of shrink in semiconductor processes.

Company Culture:

We value versatility where team members wear multiple hats and contribute across various functions. Our values are at the forefront of our tasks and interactions every day both with coworkers as well as customers.

These values include:

Customer Focused Innovation

Integrity

Teamwork

Open Communication

Efficiency

Learning

Position Overview:

The Facilities Technician is responsible for carrying out day-to-day maintenance and repair activities to keep RASIRC's buildings, equipment, utilities, and workspaces in good operating condition. This role performs hands-on work such as minor plumbing and building repairs, basic troubleshooting, routine equipment checks, preventive maintenance, and facility inspections. The Technician documents work performed, promptly communicates issues and potential risks, and escalates repairs that require specialized expertise, permits, licensed trades, or outside contractors.

The Facilities Technician supports the Facilities Supervisor by completing assigned work orders and maintenance tasks, preparing areas and materials for service work, and helping maintain clean, safe, and functional spaces. Work involving critical utilities, process gas systems, electrical systems, cleanroom infrastructure, or other specialized equipment must be performed only within the employee's training, qualifications, and authorization.

Key Responsibilities

Hands-On Maintenance and Repairs

Perform routine hands-on maintenance and minor repairs throughout the facility, including patching drywall, painting, repairing doors and hardware, adjusting fixtures, and addressing general building upkeep.

Perform minor plumbing repairs within established qualifications, such as replacing faucets, flush valves, and other fixtures; clearing minor clogs; and identifying and reporting leaks.

Perform basic facility troubleshooting and repairs involving lighting, outlets, switches, and other building components only when trained and authorized; coordinate licensed electrical work when required.

Assist with routine HVAC maintenance and inspections, including checking operating conditions, replacing filters where authorized, keeping equipment areas clear, and reporting abnormal conditions.

Inspect facility equipment and infrastructure for visible wear, damage, leaks, unusual noise, or other signs of malfunction; take appropriate action within training and promptly escalate concerns.

Assist with maintenance and upkeep of cleanroom support areas, laboratory spaces, manufacturing areas, and offices while following applicable cleanliness and access requirements.

Support minor furniture, shelving, equipment, and workspace repairs, assembly, relocation, and installation.

Preventive Maintenance and Facility Inspections

Complete assigned preventive maintenance tasks and routine facility inspections according to established schedules and procedures.

Conduct regular walkthroughs of assigned areas to identify maintenance needs, safety concerns, housekeeping issues, and opportunities to prevent equipment or facility downtime.

Assist with routine checks of HVAC, plumbing, Ultra-Pure Water (UPW), cleanroom support equipment, and other facility systems as assigned.

Monitor cleanroom and controlled-area conditions as directed and report concerns involving cleanliness, environmental conditions, equipment readiness, or facility infrastructure.

Maintain accurate maintenance logs, inspection records, work orders, and equipment service documentation in the designated maintenance system.

Support for Facility Systems and Specialized Work

Assist the Facilities Supervisor with routine monitoring and upkeep of building utilities and infrastructure, including HVAC, plumbing, electrical, UPW, process piping, gas delivery, and cleanroom systems.

Support qualified personnel and approved contractors during service, inspection, repair, and maintenance activities involving specialized or critical systems.

Immediately report suspected leaks, abnormal system conditions, alarms, equipment failures, or potential safety hazards; do not attempt repairs outside assigned qualifications or authorization.

Prepare work areas, retrieve tools and materials, provide access, and assist with coordination and closeout of contractor or vendor service visits.

Help verify that completed maintenance work areas are clean, orderly, and returned to service in accordance with site procedures.

Work Orders, Tools, and Materials

Respond promptly to maintenance requests and complete assigned work orders within established priorities and timelines.

Communicate work status, parts or material needs, delays, and unresolved issues to the Facilities Supervisor.

Maintain tools, equipment, and maintenance areas in a clean, safe, and organized condition.

Monitor commonly used maintenance supplies and materials and notify the Facilities Supervisor when replenishment is needed.

Follow established procedures for use, storage, and care of tools, equipment, ladders, and other maintenance resources.

Safety and Cross-Functional Support

Follow all company safety policies, procedures, training requirements, and applicable site rules, including PPE, lockout/tagout, chemical safety, and cleanroom protocols as applicable.

Maintain clean and orderly work areas and promptly report unsafe conditions, incidents, near misses, and facility hazards.

Support facility-related safety inspections, emergency preparedness activities, building security, access control, and alarm response as assigned.

Coordinate professionally with Manufacturing, Engineering, R&D, Quality, and Administrative teams to complete maintenance requests while minimizing disruption to operations.

Assist with office moves, equipment and furniture movement, space adjustments, facility improvements, and other assigned projects.

Perform other related facilities and maintenance duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

Education: High school diploma or equivalent required; technical school, trade coursework, or relevant certifications preferred.

Experience Three or more years of hands-on facilities maintenance, building maintenance, maintenance technician, or similar experience preferred.

Working knowledge of general building maintenance, including basic plumbing, HVAC, carpentry, painting, and facility repairs.

Basic understanding of electrical systems and safe troubleshooting practices; ability to recognize when work requires a licensed or qualified electrician.

Experience in a manufacturing, semiconductor, laboratory, or cleanroom environment preferred.

Familiarity with cleanroom infrastructure, UPW systems, and gas delivery or process utility systems is preferred.

Proficiency using common hand and power tools and the ability to select and use tools safely.

Ability to read and follow equipment manuals, maintenance instructions, work orders, and basic technical documentation.

Strong troubleshooting, problem-solving, organization, and attention-to-detail skills.

Effective communication skills and the ability to work cooperatively with employees, supervisors, and contractors.

Ability to manage assigned tasks, respond to changing priorities, and work independently within established direction and safety requirements.

Basic computer skills and ability to enter work order updates and maintain electronic records.

Ability to stand, walk, bend, kneel, reach, climb ladders, and access mechanical and utility spaces as needed to perform job