Sustainability in Semiconductor Wafer Processing

Course Overview

8-Hour Course

Target Audience: New professionals in the semiconductor industry, engineers with some experience in related fields looking to transition into semiconductor manufacturing, Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) professionals in the semiconductor industry.

Course Objectives: Understand the basic semiconductor wafer processing steps, identify the major health hazards and environmental impacts associated with semiconductor manufacturing, learn about the various gases, chemicals, water, and electricity that can be recovered and recycled, develop strategies for improving sustainability in semiconductor wafer processing, and foster a culture of sustainability and environmental responsibility in the workplace.

Course Content

Who Should Attend

Engineers, technicians, and professionals in the semiconductor industry who need comprehensive training in this specialized area. This course is designed for both newcomers and experienced professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills.

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of semiconductor principles and manufacturing processes is recommended. Specific prerequisites may vary depending on the course complexity.