Facilities Mechanical and MEI Construction Technician - 25018635 - Sherman

CMP/Wet Equipment Technician Job Identification: 2501635 Change the world. Love your job. Texas Instruments is seeking a skilled Facilities Mechanical Construction/MEI (Manufacturing Equipment Installation) Technician to join our Design and Construction (DandC) team. In this role you will provide technical support for project-execution activities that include construction, design, specification, documentation, start-up, and commissioning of the facilitys mechanical systems and fab manufacturing equipment. You will bring technical expertise, promote safety, coordinate contractors, resolve field-level issues, and identify cost-avoidance opportunities throughout all project phases. The position supports utility-system projects that keep our semiconductor fabs operating 24/7 and manufacturing equipment installation projects that enable our factories to ramp and meet market demand. Key Mechanical Responsibilities include: - Support field execution of mechanical systems construction projects, ensuring work is completed safely, efficiently, and in alignment with project scope, drawings, and TI standards - Coordinate day-to-day field activities with contractors, project managers, system owners, operations, and other stakeholders to keep work moving and resolve issues quickly - Conduct field walkthroughs, safety observations, and reliability checks to verify compliance with TI requirements and identify risks, gaps, or quality concerns early - Review drawings, specifications, and field conditions to identify construction issues, submit RFIs, and provide practical technical input during planning, installation, start-up, and commissioning - Support project execution through permit coordination, JHA support, testing/documentation review, equipment delivery coordination, and weekly job reporting - Perform approved non-critical system manipulations, troubleshooting, and minor repairs as needed to support safe project execution and system readiness - Capture and share lessons learned, identify opportunities for better execution or cost avoidance, and help improve field productivity across projects Key MEI Responsibilities include: - Ownership of all Facility activities and requests - Coordinate all MEI activity - Create install packages (MISTI drawings) utilizing FSIM data - Includes all POCs and electrical panel picks - Review drawings, specifications and field conditions to identify construction issues and provide practical technical input during planning, installation, commissioning and start up - Detailed layout of fab and support equipment working closely with fab engineering - Coordination of equipment bases - design, fabrication and installation - Space management of all utilities - Scheduling of all activities - Support field execution of mechanical installations, ensuring work is completed safely, efficiently, and in alignment with project scope, drawings, and TI standards - Space management of all utilities (adherence to established hierarchies) - Conflict resolution (space and access) - Attend and participate in daily/weekly scheduling meetings - Be prepared to provide status updates on installation progress - Coordinate day-to-day field activities with contractors, project managers, system owners, operations, and other stakeholders to keep work moving and resolve issues quickly - Conduct field walkthroughs, safety observations, and reliability checks to verify compliance with TI requirements and identify risks, gaps, or quality concerns early - Support project execution through permit coordination, JHA support, testing/documentation review, equipment delivery coordination, and daily/weekly job reporting - Perform approved critical/non-critical system manipulations, troubleshooting, and minor repairs as needed to sup ort safe project execution and system readiness - Capture and share lessons learned, identify opportunities for better execution or cost avoidance, and help improve field productivity across projects Qualifications Minimum requirements: - High school diploma or GED - 5 years of relevant facilities, construction, or mechanical systems technician experience - Experience reading and working from mechanical, electrical, chemical, and controls drawings - Experience supporting installation, startup, troubleshooting, repair, or construction of utility and mechanical systems such as CHW, HW, PCW, DIW, exhaust, pumps, and piping systems - Experience coordinating field work with contractors, engineers, and operations partners