TGCM Technician III – Taylor, TX

Job
Title: TGCM Site Services Technician III
Job
Summary
The TGCM Technician Level III serves as the
technical anchor for gas and chemical operations. You are responsible for the
commissioning, start-up, and high-level maintenance of critical delivery
systems. This role requires the ability to work with minimal supervision,
manage inventory to prevent production run-outs, and lead emergency response
efforts.

Essential
Functions
System Commissioning
& Projects: Lead the installation and start-up of new gas cabinets,
chemical dispense modules, and bulk delivery systems.
Advanced
Troubleshooting: Diagnose and repair complex hardware and software faults that
lower-tier technicians cannot resolve, including PLC and control system issues.
SOP Development: Write
and update Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and safety protocols to ensure
compliance with site standards.
Operational Oversight:
Manage day-to-day operations, coordinate subcontractors, and serve as the primary
technical interface for the customer.
Inventory &
Logistics: Ensure proper inventory management and oversee the safe transfer of
bulk materials and hazardous waste.
Mentorship: Provide
on-the-job training and safety guidance to Level I and II technicians.

Required
for All Jobs
Performs other duties
as assigned
Complies with all
policies and standards

Qualifications
experience: Minimum
of 5 years of related experience in gas/chemical management or semiconductor
facilities or equivalent experience/knowledge as determined by management

education: High
School Diploma or GED required; an associate or bachelor’s degree in a
technical field (e.g., Chemistry, Applied Science) is highly preferred.
Technical
Mastery:
Expertise in
reading complex P&IDs, blueprints, and electrical schematics.
Proficiency in
troubleshooting with multi-meters and specialized analytical equipment.
Strong knowledge
of hazardous material handling, chemical compatibility, and OSHA regulations.
Physical
Capacity: Ability to work on your feet for 8-10 hours and walk up to 5 miles
per shift.
Advanced
Competencies
Control Systems – Ability to
program, test, and tune system databases and control devices.
Safety Leadership – Lead safety analyses (JHA), incident investigations,
and Emergency Response Teams (ERT).
Quality Control – Interpret lab data from chemical samples to determine
if products meet strict specifications.

Work
Experience
Experience: Minimum of 5
years of related experience in gas/chemical management or semiconductor
facilities or equivalent experience/knowledge as determined by management –
preferred

Knowledge,
Skills, and Abilities
Shift Work: May require
compressed work weeks (12-hour shifts) or rotating schedules. Day & Night
Shift available
Environment: Includes
work in both outdoor loading docks and indoor ISO-certified cleanroom
environments.