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MACOM Technology Solutions Holdings · Durham, NC

EH&S Engineer 3

Durham, NCOperations

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Job description

Environmental Health and Safety Engineer MACOM designs and manufactures semiconductor products for Data Centers, Telecommunication, Industrial and Defense application. The focus of this position is to manage, develop and maintain sustainable Environmental, Health and Safety programs that ensure operational compliance in a Semiconductor industry. The primary objectives are to provide and maintain a safe working environment for our FAB, manufacturing, R&D and general administrative operations in Lowell.

The primary responsibilities of the EHS Engineer is to oversee, support, and ensure compliance with environmental laws, regulations, standards, and other requirements applicable to all MACOM’s US businesses. Summary of

Duties and Responsibilities

Manage and process all US environmental reporting requirements documented in the EHS Management software. Responsible for recording of chemical usage (compressed gases and liquids) for air emissions (Green House Gases) reporting. Support emergency response team and respond to chemical and gas incidents, e.g. chemical spill, and Hazardous Toxic gas leaks. Develop and maintain environmental health and safety policies and procedures in accordance with all Federal, State, and local government regulations as well as company and customer standards.

Develop reports on EHS key performance indicators (KPIs); e.g. weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual EHS reports Manage MACOM’s recycling and Green programs. Support site laser safety officer and radiation safety control officer. Support and conduct job hazard analysis, personal protective equipment reviews and assessments. Support and maintain ISO 14001 certification. Maintain compliance to all OSHA, EPA, and other applicable federal, state, and municipal guidelines with a specific focus on the Semiconductor business.

Support EHS audits with an emphasis on critical areas of operations in a Semiconductor business; e.g. hazardous gas bunkers, Hydrogen storage, toxic gas monitoring and delivery, wastewater treatment, RTO systems, fire protection, life safety systems, chemical & flammable handling, and storage. Identify EHS issues and recommend corrective action where environmental health and safety hazards exist. Responsible for the health and safety of employees using or handling compressed toxic gases, hazardous liquids, and inert gases (e.g. silane and Trifluoro methane; Toluene and sodium hydroxide; nitrogen).

Support the SDS database for the US. Support the Lowell Safety Committee. Manage / support HR in the development, maintenance and reporting of employee training utilizing the learning management system (LMS). Acts as liaison representing MACOM with all EHS regulatory agencies. Support hazard communication programs, maintaining MSDS and chemical inventory information. Support OSHA 300 log and e-Reporting requirements for all US locations.

Maintain the EHS Compliance Calendar; focus on operational compliance in a Semiconductor environment. Support Workers Compensation claims to include investigations, case management, and insurance providers annual review. Responsible for career development. Support other MACOM sites in the US as needed. Support any additional duties as required by Management

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