Wafer Care FTS

This position is responsible for transporting semiconductor wafers between buildings within a campus environment, ensuring the safe, timely, and accurate movement of materials in support of production operations.

• 1. Scans label
• 2. Transport
• 3. Delivers
• 4. Comments on requests
• 5. 30 mins -1 Hour lead time

Creating manual LTS

» BU Writes on paper to ship

» PC is down due to lock out

Printing FTS label

» BU writes FTS# on paper

» BU prints out on standard paper

» Printer down

» If a request is placed in wrong cage by the BU

» Looking through open requests, physically & systematically

− Clearing the database of all void requests, when user submits request but does not drop it off for delivery. Retrieving clear confirmation from user before canceling.

− LTS: Checking the site for miss scans

− Emails: searching for the FTS request to ensure no communication is missed

» when PC or printer goes down, (weekly) work with deskside GIS to resolve.

• - Sweeps requests after 48 hours
• - Stores Violations
• - Retrieves when requested
• - Replaces zebra printer ink & labels
• - Check all buildings for misplaced requests
• FOUP Management

• 1. A move request comes in via FM/
• 2. FM/ sends email to Team + also available to view on FM/ Engineering corridor as an open request
• 3. Team delivers F/F from or picks up F/F from pass through window
• 4. Team will close out delivery once in pass through or record EC cage location and close out after pickup.

• 1. Team places a yellow violation tag on the F/F and records the violation on FM/
• 2. After 24 hours the team walks back through space and collects F/F still in a violation location
• 3. FOUPS taken to OSH (Observation Hallway) in B85, M101 81, B74 unknown, B3 there is a storage room. FOSBs are taken to Reciprocator room in B85, wafer transfer rooms in B81, B3 storage room.
• 4. After two weeks, FOSBs are palletized and sent to B21 for external reclaim
• 5. FOUPs stay in storage locations

• 1. Metrology tags with yellow violation tags at 12am on Sunday night
• 2. Nothing is recorded on FM/
• 3. Team will sweep as many as they can fit in the EC
• 4. Team creates Metrology violations on FM/ and the FOUP owner is notified.

• 1. Team clicks FOSBs over 30 days and selects FOSBs (check boxes)
• 2. Team clicks Transfer to Building 21
• 3. Team prints out labels for the protocol team
• 4. Team goes to WCT to pick up labels
• 5. Team gathers FOSBs from EC and puts them on the green rolling cart
• 6. Team delivers to WCT who palletizes and ships B21.
• 7. Team clicks moved to B21 and cleared 36 requests.

• 1. A move request comes in via FM/
• 2. FM/ sends email to team l+ also available to view on FM/ Engineering corridor as an open request
• 3. Team delivers F/F from or picks up F/F from pass through window
• 4. Team will close out delivery once in pass through or record EC cage location and close out after pickup.

• - Valid Driver’s license
• - Automobile
• - Open bandwidth: Possible building to building floater to back fill
• - Comfortable with cross training, between FTS & FM.
• - Able to lift to 35 lbs.
• - Other duties as assigned by AMAT management

• - Accurate Tracking & Monitoring: Real-time visibility of inventory levels, movements, and stock locations (e.g., using barcode scanning).
• - Demand Forecasting: Using historical data to predict future inventory needs and reduce dead stock.
• - Warehouse Organization & Control: Standardizing storage locations, organizing, and implementing efficient receiving, picking, packing, and shipping processes.
• - Auditing & Security: Regular, frequent cycle counts and audits to maintain accuracy and prevent shrinkage.
• - Software & Technology: Using emails and AMAT software (FM/FTS/PP/Excel) for automation, reporting, and integration.