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TSMC is seeking a Life Safety Systems Technician to inspect, repair, and maintain life safety equipment and systems in line with building codes and corporate policies. The role involves testing fire protection and alarm systems, conducting safety-focused maintenance, and preparing reports on installed systems.
Candidates should have strong knowledge of industry standards, the ability to read engineering drawings, and experience with electrical and system diagnostics.
As the world’s leading dedicated foundry, TSMC is at the center of today’s technology industry. Our semiconductors are the digital engines inside nearly 11,000 electronic products created by over 500 companies, from coffee machines and smart phones to airliners and cloud data centers. Become part of a unique team of technology enthusiasts joined in a common purpose. The Life Safety Systems Technician inspects, repairs, and maintains life safety equipment and systems in accordance with prevailing building codes, corporate policies and procedures, and local fire codes.
Assemble, repair, test, and maintain fire protection, fire alarm and HGM systems and components according to system specifications.
The Life Safety Systems Technician may spend extended hours working inside and outside in all weather conditions, and in awkward body positions which can cause physical discomfort and strain. Perform strenuous labor and general maintenance activities. The LSS Technician will be required to regularly lift to 50 lbs., carry and adjust heavy objects. Foreseeably the position will encounter sharp, hot, and very cold supplies equipment, and parts. The LSS Technician must be medically qualified to wear a personal respirator.
Sensory demands include exposure to the smells and sounds characteristic of an industrial work environment. The LSS Technician must have the ability to safely climb ladders, work at elevation from ladders, scaffolding, lifts, roofs or platforms, and the ability to work in confined spaces. While performing the essential functions of this job the employee is regularly required to stand, walk, use hands to finger, handle, or feel, reach with hands or arms, stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl.
If hired for this position, you may be required to participate in and perform Emergency Response Team (ERT) duties as an essential part of the role . These duties may include responding to F21 incidents, such as medical emergencies, chemical spills, fire response, or addressing any other disruptions to business operations. If you are selected by your manager to become a part of ERT, participation is mandatory, and additional compensation will be provided for performing these critical responsibilities in the form of a monthly premium.