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- Effective Term:
- Summer 2014 through Summer 2019
- Course Number:
- MT 80
- Course Title:
- Safety and Cleanroom Protocol
- Credit Hours:
- 2
- Lecture Hours:
- 10
- Lecture/Lab Hours:
- 0
- Lab Hours:
- 30
Course Description
Addendum to Course Description
Covers Safety consideration for working in a semiconductor industry cleanroom. Introduces safety programs in the industry. Overviews using available hazard information and how to obtain it. Covers personal safety and related equipment. Prerequisites: None
Intended Outcomes for the course
On completion of this course the student should be able to:
1. Discuss general safety concepts, terms, risks, and methods used in the semiconductor industry
2. Be able to find and interpret material data and safety sheets (MSDS) for chemicals used in semiconductor manufacturing
3. Describe the safety risks, systems and protocols used for:
1. Handling chemicals (liquids, solids and gasses)
2. Working with radiation sources
3. Working with electrical sources, components and wiring
4. Working with mechanical hazards
5. Working with pressure and vacuum systems
6. Working with high and low temperatures
7. Noise
4. Demonstrate proper handling of hazardous and non-hazardous waste generated in a semiconductor factory
5. Describe types function and capability of personal protection equipment (PPE)
6. Discuss ergonomic considerations in the work environment
7. Be able to demonstrate locking out and tagging out of equipment in a safe manner.
Course Activities and Design
This course includes a variety of learning activities. The lecture portion of the course, one hour per week, may include instructor delivered lectures and demonstrations stressing key topics in the course. In preparation for the lecture portion of the course, students are expected to complete all reading and homework assignments. The laboratory portion of the course meets two hours per week. The purpose of the laboratory activities is to develop skills in the understanding of basic safety procedures and how to use them, plus skills in communicating in oral and written form. If possible, tours of semiconductor fabs will be included.
Assessment:Assessment of student performance in this course will be conducted in both the lecture and laboratory portions of the course and may be in the form of written and /or practice-based questions.
Course Content (Themes, Concepts, Issues and Skills)
he following concepts will be introduced:
1. Learn basic Cleanroom Protocol
2. Learn general chemical safety
1. MSDS
2. Gases
3. Cylinder handling and bulk delivery
4. Leak detection systems
5. Chemical types
6. Basic toxicology
* Labels
3. Learn about waste disposal
4. Learn about electrical safety
1. Voltage vs. current
2. AC vs. DC
3. Lockout/Tagout
5. Learn about radiation types
1. Laser
2. Magnetic fields
3. Ionizing
6. Learn about mechanical issues related to safety
a. Lifting
b. Pinch hazards
c. Ladder and height safety
7. What is pressure
1. High pressure
2. Vacuum
8. Learn about thermal safety
1. Cryogenic
2. Extreme Hot
9. What is PPE
1. Glasses
2. Shoes
3. Gowns
4. Gloves
* Allergies-latex
5. Face shields
10. Learn about engineering controls
1. Interlocks
2. Containment
3. Shielding
4. Ventilation
5. Passthru’s
6. Alarms
7. Lighting types
11. What is Ergonomics
12. Work hours and related behaviors
1. Night shift vs. Day shift differences
13. Who is responsible for safety
14. discuss: behavior for success
15. Fab Tours