6S Support Technician - GLO68 & GLO67 (120524)

Positions Available:

• Sun - Tues with Rotating Wednesdays
• Thurs to Sat with Rotating Wednesdays
• 6am - 6pm
• 21/hr

Job Summary:

This position is located at a manufacturing facility in Malta, New York. As a 6S support Technician, you will support safe, organized, efficient, and production-ready work environments throughout the facility. You will receive, inventory, organize, and replenish cleanroom garments, personal protective equipment, consumable materials, and other assigned supplies. You will also perform standardized 6S inspections in production, laboratory, storage, and support areas, document observations using approved digital tools, and communicate findings to the appropriate area owners. The successful candidate will be dependable, detail-oriented, safety-conscious, and comfortable completing assigned work independently after training. Training will be provided on Fab 8 requirements, cleanroom protocols, 6S inspection standards, inventory processes, documentation tools, and assigned work procedures. For this role, 6S refers to Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain, and Safety.

Essential Job Functions and Responsibilities:

• Follow detailed instructions, standard work, operating procedures, cleanroom protocols, and applicable site requirements.
• Wear required cleanroom garments, including a gown, hood, mask, gloves, and other required personal protective equipment while inside cleanroom environment.
• Perform all work in a safe and responsible manner and support all Environmental, Health, Safety and Security requirements and programs.
• Receive, verify, inventory, organize, stage, and stock cleanroom garments, footwear, personal protective equipment, consumable materials, and other assigned supplies.
• Monitor designated storage and point-of-use locations and replenish materials according to established minimum and maximum inventory levels.
• Monitor and replenish assigned PPE and flammable-material cabinets in accordance with applicable procedures and safety requirements.
• Perform routine inventory checks and promptly communicate supply shortages, damaged materials, labeling concerns, storage issues, or inventory discrepancies.
• Maintain supply and storage areas in a clean, orderly, labeled, accessible, and audit-ready condition.
• Perform scheduled 6S inspections in assigned production, support, laboratory, storage, and common-use areas.
• Evaluate work areas against established 6S criteria, site requirements, approved checklists, and standard work.
• Complete 6S inspections involving GF employees, contractors, vendors, and trade workers while maintaining professional and respectful interactions.
• Use an iPad or other approved digital device to record inspection results, document observations, upload supporting information when required, and submit findings.
• Write clear, objective, and actionable descriptions that allow area owners to understand and address identified conditions.
• Route inspection findings to the appropriate area owner or responsible organization using established processes.
• Monitor assigned findings and support follow-up activities to determine whether identified actions have been completed.
• Compile and review inspection information using approved software, reports, dashboards, forms, or templates.
• Escalate unsafe conditions, urgent material shortages, repeated deficiencies, or other significant concerns through established channels.
• Notify the appropriate logistics contact of gown-room supply shortages and replenish assigned materials when necessary to prevent stockouts.
• Support approved Fab tours by assisting with gowning, visitor PPE, badges, and other assigned tour-readiness activities.
• Walk assigned Fab areas and provide 6S observations or support related to tool installation and removal projects.
• Support continuous improvement activities under the direction of the 6S Lead or manager.
• Participate in structured problem-solving activities, including 5 Why and 8D activities, when assigned and under the direction of qualified team members.
• Complete required training and maintain assigned qualifications by established due dates.
• Work independently after training while collaborating effectively with manufacturing, facilities, logistics, quality, safety, vendor, and support teams.
• Adapt to changes in work priorities based on operational needs.
• Perform other related duties as assigned.