Location: Woodlands, Singapore
Reporting to: Plant Manager
About the Role
Chipstone Electronics is setting up and ramping a module-packaging production facility in Singapore.
You will be responsible for keeping production equipment safe, reliable and ready for operation. During the plant ramp-up, you will support equipment installation, commissioning and trial production. Once production stabilises, your focus will cover preventive maintenance, breakdown response, equipment performance and spare-parts control.
This position is most relevant to technicians from semiconductor back-end, smart-card/module packaging, electronics assembly or similar automated manufacturing environments.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the installation, setup, commissioning and qualification of production equipment.
- Perform preventive and corrective maintenance according to daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual maintenance schedules.
- Respond to equipment breakdowns and restore production safely and quickly.
- Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, sensor, motor and basic control-system faults.
- Assist with equipment adjustment, calibration, alignment and functional checks.
- Work with Process Engineering and Production to investigate equipment-related defects, instability and yield loss.
- Monitor equipment alarms, repeated failures, downtime and maintenance trends.
- Identify root causes of recurring failures and recommend permanent corrective actions.
- Maintain complete repair, breakdown, preventive-maintenance and equipment-history records.
- Conduct post-maintenance checks before releasing equipment back to Production.
- Manage critical spare parts, consumables and maintenance tools, including minimum stock levels and usage records.
- Coordinate with equipment suppliers, service providers and technical-support teams for complex repairs or upgrades.
- Ensure contractors and vendors follow plant safety, cleanroom and access requirements.
- Support equipment modifications and improvements that increase uptime, reliability, safety or productivity.
- Ensure maintenance work complies with cleanroom, ESD, contamination-control and workplace-safety requirements.
- Guide production operators on basic equipment checks, cleaning and autonomous maintenance.
- Support shift operations and breakdown response as production expands.
Requirements
- NITEC, Higher NITEC or Diploma in Mechatronics, Electrical, Electronics, Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline.
- At least 2 years of equipment-maintenance experience in an automated manufacturing environment.
- Hands-on troubleshooting experience involving mechanical, electrical, pneumatic and control components.
- Able to read electrical drawings, equipment manuals and mechanical diagrams.
- Familiar with preventive maintenance, breakdown analysis and maintenance documentation.
- Comfortable using diagnostic tools such as multimeters and basic mechanical measuring instruments.
- Good understanding of equipment safety, cleanroom practices and ESD control.
- Able to work independently and respond practically to urgent production issues.
- Willing to support rotating shifts or on-call breakdown response as production ramps up.
Experience maintaining equipment used for die attach, wire bonding, encapsulation, vision inspection, electrical testing or related module-packaging processes would be advantageous.