Semiconductor Safety Curriculum (EN)

Course Description

This comprehensive Semiconductor Safety curriculum consists of eighteen courses, providing in-depth training on chemical and electrical safety, environmental health and safety, worker safety, and hazardous energy controls specific to semiconductor work.

Courses in the curriculum include:

Semiconductor Chemical Safety:

• Introduction to the GHS
• Communication, Controls, and Emergency Procedures
• Hazards, Controls, and Emergency Actions
• Extremely Hazardous Chemicals
• Hazardous Gases and Control Systems

Semiconductor Electrical Safety:

• Basics of Electrical Safety
• Developing a Risk-Based Approach to Electrical Safety
• Implementing Electrical Safety
• Electrical Safety Program Components

Semiconductor Environmental, Health, and Safety at Work:

• Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3

Semiconductor Ergonomics for Maintenance and Service

Semiconductor Fabrication—Worker Safety:

• Part 1 and Part 2

Semiconductor Hazardous Energy Control:

• Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3

Through these courses, learners will gain essential knowledge to safely handle hazardous chemicals and energy, understand risk assessments, implement electrical safety measures, follow ergonomic best practices, and maintain safety in semiconductor fabrication environments.

Course Objectives

• Understand and be aware of chemical and electrical safety in a semiconductor environment.
• Become familiar with the environmental, health and safety protocols at work.
• Provide an understanding of ergonomics for maintenance and service.

Requisite Knowledge

None