Jobs at MSR-FSR

The Safety Manager will lead Environmental, Health, and Safety activities at a semiconductor facility, ensuring compliance with regulations and promoting a strong safety culture. Responsibilities include risk management, training, incident investigation, and contractor management.

Prepare monthly financial reporting and consolidations, develop and monitor budgets, perform variance analysis and financial modeling, support monthly close and audits, maintain fixed asset schedules, and identify process improvements and financial risks for executive decision-making.

The EHS Coordinator ensures compliance with safety regulations and supports environmental protection efforts while providing training and conducting audits at the Chandler facility.

Perform QA/QC inspections and documentation for mechanical systems in a cleanroom environment. Conduct initial, follow-up, and final system walkdowns; verify plumbing, HVAC, PVC, and PVDF installations meet codes and design; manage QA paperwork, OAT/FAT processes, and technical verification; coordinate with contractors, engineers, and stakeholders; attend project meetings and produce progress and QA reports.

The role involves requesting quotes from suppliers, managing inventory, and utilizing material management software. Candidates should have experience with ordering materials and proficiency in Microsoft Excel.

The Document Control and Training Lead manages document control and training systems, ensuring compliance, accuracy, and operational effectiveness while supporting audits and continuous improvement initiatives.

Responsible for managing the billing cycle, invoicing, revenue recognition, account reconciliation, data analysis, and compliance with regulatory standards.

Manage day-to-day field operations and act as client/contractor point of contact. Maintain project documentation, communication plans, reporting, compliance audits, incident investigations, conflict resolution, and safety/stop-work authority. Coordinate meetings, escalate issues, and ensure accurate execution of DR, PTPs, SRAs and other field-level records.

The Program Manager oversees construction programs, managing teams, communication, inspection oversight, permit coordination, and compliance while ensuring project execution aligns with requirements.

The Project Manager leads assigned construction projects, ensuring deliverables, managing budgets, tracking progress, and coordinating with teams and clients for successful project execution.

The Document Control Specialist manages, organizes, and maintains project documents, ensuring proper logging, version control, and compliance with procedures to support construction and inspection activities.

The role involves preparing and processing monthly billing, monitoring budgets, resolving discrepancies, and ensuring stakeholder communication and accurate record-keeping.

The Accounting Administrator supports daily accounting operations, manages accounts payable, assists with month-end/year-end close, and ensures compliance with policies.

The role involves accurate data entry, verifying data accuracy, maintaining data integrity, and managing workflows while identifying discrepancies.