Semiconductor Process Piping Foreman - Tool Hook-Up

Process Piping Foreman – Tool Hook-Up
Overview:
CAM Industrial Solutions, a leader in industrial services and one of the fastest-growing privately held companies in Canada and the United States, is seeking a high-impact Process Piping Foreman. At CAM, we believe “good” is never good enough. We aim for excellence in everything we do, and we’re looking for individuals who share that same drive, take pride in their work, and thrive in a collaborative, high-performance environment.
If you are passionate about continuous improvement, teamwork, and making a meaningful impact, we encourage you to apply and become part of our forward-thinking organization.
Visit us at https://www.camindustrialsolutions.com/.
Position Summary:
The Process Piping Foreman is responsible for leading and coordinating all phases of ultra-high-purity (UHP) process piping installations and tool hook-ups in cleanroom environments. This includes supervising pipefitting and welding crews, enforcing safety and quality standards, and interfacing with clients and other trades to ensure flawless project execution.
This role is critical in delivering safe, compliant, and efficient hook-ups of process tools for high-tech manufacturing facilities, in alignment with SEMI standards, OSHA regulations, and CAM’s project objectives.
Key Responsibilities:
• Supervise a crew of up to 12 fusion technicians across multiple bays, managing labor assignments, daily production goals, and earned-value tracking.
• Plan and execute daily work packs based on project scope, schedules, and coordination with other trades.
• Lead daily pre-task plans (PTPs) and ensure work is executed safely and efficiently.
• Ensure full compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart J, SEMI S2/S8/F15, and cleanroom confined-space entry protocols (RMF).
• Oversee lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures and permit verification for hazardous chemical and gas lines.
• Conduct daily safety walks, initiate corrective actions, and drive a culture of hazard reporting and prevention.
• Interpret P&IDs, isometric drawings, and OEM hook-up schematics to generate cut lists and welding parameters.
• Coordinate pressure and leak testing using hydrostatic, nitrogen, or helium methods.
• Maintain welding logs, weld maps, and QC documentation for turnover packages.
• Collaborate with QA/QC personnel to close punch lists and achieve first-pass yield targets of ≥98%.
• Participate in continuous improvement reviews, contributing to updates of SOPs and training programs.
• Provide progress updates, manpower forecasts, and look-ahead plans to project management.
• Represent the Process Piping discipline in coordination meetings, walk-downs, and customer interfaces.
Qualifications:
• Supervise a crew of up to 12 fusion technicians across multiple bays, managing labor assignments, daily production goals, and earned-value tracking.
• Plan and execute daily work packs based on project scope, schedules, and coordination with other trades.
• Lead daily pre-task plans (PTPs) and ensure work is executed safely and efficiently.
• Ensure full compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart J, SEMI S2/S8/F15, and cleanroom confined-space entry protocols (RMF).
• Oversee lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures and permit verification for hazardous chemical and gas lines.
• Conduct daily safety walks, initiate corrective actions, and drive a culture of hazard reporting and prevention.
• Interpret P&IDs, isometric drawings, and OEM hook-up schematics to generate cut lists and welding parameters.
• Coordinate pressure and leak testing using hydrostatic, nitrogen, or helium methods.
• Maintain welding logs, weld maps, and QC documentation for turnover packages.
• Collaborate with QA/QC personnel to close punch lists and achieve first-pass yield targets of ≥98%.
• Participate in continuous improvement reviews, contributing to updates of SOPs and training programs.
• Provide progress updates, manpower forecasts, and look-ahead plans to project management.
• Represent the Process Piping discipline in coordination meetings, walk-downs, and customer interfaces.
Working Conditions:
• Work performed in cleanroom and active construction environments.
• Must be physically capable of climbing, lifting, kneeling, crawling, and performing repetitive motions as required.
• Frequent walking and inspection of project sites, including exposure to noise, height, and variable weather conditions.
• Must be able to wear cleanroom PPE (e.g., bunny suit, gloves, respirator) and enter chemical suits as needed for flushing or decontamination operations.
• Flexibility to support off-shifts (second/third), weekends, or emergency call-outs as needed to meet key tool installation milestones.
Equal Employment Opp