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Semiconductor Hazardous Energy Control
Prioritize safety while operating in semiconductor fabrication facilities. Learn about the diverse forms of hazardous energy that may harm or potentially end your life. In your organization, establish and execute a hazardous energy control program using lockout/tagout procedures while maintaining tools or equipment in the fabrication facility.
Make safety a priority while operating in semiconductor fabrication facilities. Understand the various forms of hazardous energy that could potentially harm or even kill you. Implement and execute a Semiconductor Hazardous Energy Control program in your organization using lockout/tagout procedures while servicing equipment or tools in the fabrication facility.
Unplanned energization of semiconductor fabrication equipment during maintenance or servicing can be fatal. Enroll in this course to understand how lockout/tagout procedures ensure everyone's safety and make those who perform maintenance and servicing completely responsible for their safety. This course is particularly beneficial for semiconductor fabrication workers, especially authorized employees.
This online Semiconductor Hazardous Energy Control course covers the following topics:
- Semiconductor Hazardous Energy Control Part 1: Safety Awareness
- Semiconductor Hazardous Energy Control Part 2: Safety Protection
- Semiconductor Hazardous Energy Control Part 3: Lockout/Tagout Procedures
At the conclusion of this course, you will be able to:
- Recognize the forms of hazardous energy that may exist in semiconductor fabrication environments
- Understand the aim of a Semiconductor Hazardous Energy Control program
- Identify the requirements for employers to establish and implement a hazardous energy control program
- Understand the duties of the three types of employee roles involved in a hazardous energy control program
- Select the appropriate energy isolation method for various forms of hazardous energies
- Discern between devices that do and do not isolate energy
- Differentiate between energy isolating devices that can and can't be locked out
- Understand the usage of lockout devices and adapters
- Acknowledge SEMI S2 guidelines for safety interlock systems
- Recognize SEMI S2 guidelines for hazardous energy isolation
- Sequence the steps in the lockout/tagout procedure
- Identify the requirements for each stage of an effective lockout/tagout program
- Determine the steps to be taken after maintenance completion
- Understand when and how group LOTO may be used
Approximately 60 minutes
Testing conducted in the course of this online training is designed to reinforce the information provided. To pass this course, a mark of 80% must be achieved. The course can be attempted three times to achieve the pass mark. Printable resources are available in the form of an in-depth student manual. This manual will serve as a valuable tool for future reference and knowledge retention.
Upon successful completion of this online course, a certificate of completion will be available for download and printing.
Course Details
Course Length
This course will take roughly 60 minutes
Passing Mark
To pass this training course, you need to score 80% or higher on the quiz
Certificate
Upon the successful completion of this course a certificate with your name will be stored on your profile and available to print
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