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Boviet Solar Technologies

Facility Gas‑Chemical Technician

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What they do

A Chemical Technician works with specialized equipment in research labs and chemical processing facilities, under the direction of scientists, chemists and engineers. Prepares chemical solutions, analyzes compounds, tests products, monitors chemical processing, monitors product quality and packaging in production facilities.

$51,682 / year median in North Carolina

+6% projected growth

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Company Overview Boviet Solar Technologies is a leading manufacturer of high-efficiency solar modules, dedicated to advancing renewable energy solutions. As part of a global high-tech group with manufacturing bases across multiple locations, Boviet Solar is committed to delivering innovative solar products and supporting the growth of sustainable energy worldwide. Job Summary Perform on-site inspection, hands-on execution, basic maintenance and log-keeping for specialty-gas and hazardous chemical systems following established SOPs. Report equipment abnormalities in timely manner to ensure stable supply of process gas and chemicals. Follow safety instructions from engineering team. Responsibilities Conduct routine rounds for gas yards, GC cabinets, VMB/VMP manifolds, hook up piping and thermal exhaust abatement equipment. Record pressure, purity, dew point and other operating parameters, maintain operation logs and escalate abnormalities promptly. Perform cylinder exchange, cylinder replacement, nitrogen purging, valve leak check and high/low pressure switching strictly per SOP. Follow anti static, explosion proof and ventilation interlock requirements to avoid gas mixing and reverse suction hazards. Execute field maintenance tasks per maintenance schedules, support helium leak test, filter element replacement, disassembly & reassembly for instruments sent for calibration. In case of gas leakage, pressure swing or exhaust unit shutdown, perform immediate on site emergency actions, secure the scene and notify engineer. Participate in hazardous gas emergency drills.
Support capital project activities:
participate in on site execution for gas hook up, pressure test, purging and commissioning. Inspect chemical tank farm, CDS chemical delivery cabinets, acid base piping, secondary containment and emergency mitigation hardware. Monitor liquid level, delivery pressure and check for piping leakage. Execute unloading, material transfer and tank drain tasks for sulfuric acid, hydrofluoric acid, ammonia, IPA and other process chemicals. Complete hazardous material receiving logs and proper segregation & labeling of chemical waste. Inspect secondary containment, safety shower, eye wash and neutralizing agents. Resolve minor chemical dripping issues and escalate major leakage or supply interruption to engineering. Maintain 5S standards within assigned work zones, implement corrective actions for identified hazards and support safety audits. Complete other field work assignments from engineer. Qualifications Associate / technical college degree preferred. High school diploma plus substantial relevant field experience is acceptable. Majors in chemical technology, electromechanics or safety are preferred. 2-3 years of field operation experience in solar or semiconductor manufacturing. Practical exposure to silane, ammonia, NF₃, acid base and IPA process chemicals. Able to recognize equipment alarms and interpret basic P&ID drawings. Strictly follow SOP instructions, complete inspection & maintenance logs, possess basic on site fault judgment capability. Pressure vessel or hazardous chemical operation certifications are preferred. High safety awareness. Accept shift work and physical field work. Respond promptly to equipment emergencies and follow technical directions from engineering. Join us as a Facility Gas‑Chemical Technician and play a crucial role in supporting sustainable energy production through safe and efficient chemical management. We value energetic professionals eager to make a positive impact on renewable energy initiatives while ensuring the highest safety standards.
Pay:
$26.17 - $31.52 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Relocation assistance Retirement plan Vision insurance
Work Location:
In person