Facilities UPW & Wastewater Shift Lead

Micron

Boise (ID)

On-site

USD 85,000 - 115,000

Full time

6 days ago

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Job summary

Micron Technology in Boise, Idaho, seeks a Facilities Water Services UPW and Wastewater Shift Supervisor to own shift performance for high-volume wafer manufacturing. You will manage UPW, wastewater, and related Water Services systems, ensuring safety, reliability, and regulatory compliance.

Ideal candidates bring leadership experience, technical know-how in water treatment, and a track record of improving safety and efficiency.

Qualifications

High school diploma or equivalent.
2+ years operating or maintaining water treatment, chemical processing, or semiconductor facilities systems.
Ability to work a 12-hour rotating shift schedule (3 days on/4 days off, then 4 days on/3 days off).
Prior leadership experience coordinating people, priorities, safety, accountability, and follow-up.
Preferred: Associate or Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Environmental Science, Industrial Technology, Facilities Management, Operations Management, Business Management, or related field.
Preferred: 3+ years technical experience in facilities operations, water services, UPW, wastewater, chemical treatment, utilities, semiconductor manufacturing, or another high-volume industrial environment.
Preferred: 5+ years of supervisory, lead technician, shift lead, military leadership, or equivalent people-leadership experience with demonstrated ownership and follow-through.
Experience and/or interest in developing Agentic AI workflows into current or future processes.

Responsibilities

Own shift performance for UPW, wastewater, reclaim, and supporting Water Services systems to meet safety, quality, reliability, and factory goals.
Set priorities, assign work, follow up on commitments, maintain housekeeping, and hold the team accountable for daily tasks.
Mentor and develop team members through clear expectations, engagement, training progress, certification readiness, and cross-training.
Implement safety expectations, EHS requirements, permits, procedures, customer commitments, and inspection-ready work areas.
Apply water treatment and facilities knowledge across UPW, wastewater, reclaim, filtration, chemical dosing, and chemical distribution systems.
Monitor alarms, trends, rounds, samples, and operating conditions; ensure issues are escalated, documented, communicated, and resolved.
Coordinate with Engineering, Maintenance, Construction, contractors, suppliers, technicians, and fab customers during planned work, commissioning, recovery, and crisis response.
Improve procedures, training materials, checklists, passdowns , and standard work; support root-cause analysis and drive actions to closure.