Superintendent

What You'll Do

• Provide daily field leadership across active Facilities construction, maintenance, tool-install, operational, and contractor workfronts in an operating semiconductor manufacturing environment.
• Partner with Micron Facilities Operations personnel to monitor routine, preventive, corrective, and project-related work occurring in the field.
• Coordinate contractors and trades in alignment with Facilities Operations, Engineering, system owners, project managers, EHS, QA/QC, SIPP coordinators, and Manufacturing stakeholders.
• Maintain visibility to ongoing work that could interact with construction, tool-install, maintenance, operations, or critical utility systems.
• Coordinate labor utilization, trade sequencing, contractor staffing, material and tool staging, access, logistics, and work-area organization.
• Conduct daily job reviews and maintain accurate field reports covering progress, labor, materials, constraints, quality concerns, schedule risks, corrective actions, and escalation needs.
• Validate workfront readiness, including scope, approved design, materials, permits, qualified labor, supervision, QA/QC coverage, system-owner support, production impact, and recovery planning.
• Coordinate work activities with Facilities Operations to avoid conflicting system interventions, overlapping isolations, congestion, and unplanned impacts to manufacturing.
• Monitor construction, maintenance, and routine field execution against approved drawings, specifications, schedules, procedures, work packages, SIPPs, PTPs, JHAs, quality requirements, operational requirements, and Micron standards.
• Interpret construction documents, operating procedures, system documentation, and actual field conditions to resolve technical, material, sequencing, and coordination problems.
• Conduct daily Facilities 12 Disciplines field walks with construction and Facilities Operations stakeholders to validate work readiness, system-impact awareness, procedural compliance, independent verification, controlled operating conditions, and post-work restoration.
• Confirm that teams understand work scope, equipment boundaries, utility dependencies, nearby critical components, production impact, escalation expectations, and stop-work authority.
• Validate that routine work in progress is performed in accordance with approved procedures, system requirements, operational priorities, and the Facilities 12 Disciplines.
• Identify and drive protection of vulnerable piping, valves, gauges, VMBs, HPM equipment, gas detectors, control systems, network connections, and electrical infrastructure.
• Stop or hold work when field conditions do not match the approved plan, required controls are missing, congestion creates unacceptable risk, or execution exceeds available supervision and support capacity.
• Serve as an immediate field escalation path for Micron team members, contractors, and trades when procedures, field conditions, operational priorities, or available resources do not support safe and compliant execution.
• Escalate RFIs, design conflicts, material shortages, access constraints, incomplete approvals, trade conflicts, unexpected system responses, and abnormal operating conditions to the appropriate Micron owner.
• Confirm that Facilities Operations and applicable system owners are engaged when work affects operating systems, system configurations, alarms, temporary conditions, isolations, restoration requirements, or return-to-service decisions.
• Ensure SIPPs and supporting work plans are accurate, complete, and aligned with actual field conditions, system interfaces, operational requirements, and planned execution.
• Verify that project work, maintenance work, and routine field activities are coordinated before systems are removed from service, modified, tested, or returned to Operations.
• Verify that temporary settings, bypasses, barriers, isolations, protections, and access restrictions are restored or formally transferred before work closes.
• Monitor contractor safety, quality, productivity, schedule, staffing, workmanship, and compliance, escalating recurring performance concerns when necessary.
• Support Facilities Operations in identifying emerging field risks, recurring maintenance concerns, vulnerable components, contractor-performance issues, and opportunities for physical or procedural improvement.
• Provide field input to Project Controls for schedules, forecasts, labor and material verification, budget concerns, cost-reduction opportunities, and recovery planning.
• Support change management by documenting field conditions and communicating potential schedule, cost, quality, safety, and operational impacts.
• Lead punch-list development and closure, ensure redlines and field changes are submitted, and support commissioning, turnover, and construction closeout.
• Verify completion of testing, labeling, as-built documentation, procedures, training, spare-parts readiness, system-owner review, and Operations acceptance.
• Facilitate lessons-learned reviews and ensure corrective actions are incorporated into future work methods, procedures, standards, training, and similar workfronts.
• Participate in event and near-miss investigations, validate actual field conditions, support root-cause analysis, and drive timely implementation of preventive actions.
• Identify opportunities to improve construction methods, operational work monitoring, reporting, work packages, procedures, field controls, and contractor performance.
• Mentor less-experienced team members and contractor personnel in field execution, problem solving, Micron requirements, and the Facilities 12 Disciplines.
• Remain flexible in work assignments based on site risk, construction activity, operational priorities, schedule requirements, and business needs.
• AI-Enabled Ways of Working Use Micron-approved AI tools to improve field-report preparation, workfront planning, issue summaries, lessons learned, action tracking, and stakeholder communication.
• Apply AI-assisted analysis to help identify recurring field constraints, contractor trends, maintenance concerns, quality issues, schedule risks, and repeat causal mechanisms.
• Use AI-enabled knowledge retrieval to locate relevant standards, procedures, historical event learnings, checklists, operating requirements, and project information more efficiently.
• Critically evaluate AI-generated information and validate it against approved source documents, Facilities Operations input, system-owner requirements, and actual field conditions.
• Do not treat AI output as a substitute for engineering judgment, operational authority, approved procedures, required approvals, independent verification, or physical field validation.
• Protect Micron confidential information and use AI tools in accordance with company data-governance, security, and responsible-use requirements.
• Maintain full human accountability for reports, recommendations, work releases, escalations, and field decisions supported by AI.
• Demonstrate learning agility and identify appropriate opportunities to simplify workflows and improve field execution through approved AI-enabled methods.
• Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Technical education, construction-management coursework, apprenticeship, trade qualification, or relevant degree preferred.
• Minimum five years of industrial construction experience, preferably in semiconductor, advanced manufacturing, pharmaceutical, data-center, or another continuously operating technical environment.
• Demonstrated experience coordinating multiple contractors and trades in congested, occupied, or operational facilities.
• Experience working collaboratively with Facilities Operations, maintenance teams, engineers, system owners, and project organizations.
• Working knowledge of construction safety, quality assurance, scheduling, cost awareness, commissioning, turnover, work packaging, operational coordination, change management, and contractor-performance management.
• Ability to interpret drawings, specifications, schedules, system documentation, operating procedures, field work plans, and project-controls information.
• Strong communication, analytical, decision-making, conflict-resolution, troubleshooting, and root-cause problem-solving skills.
• Demonstrated ability to work independently while maintaining close coordination with Facilities Operations and other accountable Micron stakeholders.
• Proven ability to manage