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Semiconductor and OSAT
- The fab: A new fab means cleanroom, utilities and hundreds of tool installs, all due together.
- The risk: Move-in dates drift apart, and tools end up waiting on utilities, MES and people.
- With Maitrio: We put every team on one schedule and check readiness before each step.
- The goal: Tools qualified and people signed off in time for volume.
Fab readiness, ramp and tool reliability, planned from real start-up experience
Once a fab is running, and on OSAT assembly and test floors, the focus moves to tool availability, OEM escalation and yield. We work on new builds and running sites.
Our managing director, Vijindra G P, helped start up two greenfield 300mm fabs and a 200mm-to-300mm conversion at GlobalFoundries.
Common problems
- Facility, utilities and tool move-in dates drift apart.
- OEM escalation is slow and field fixes get lost.
- Hiring outpaces technician and engineer capability during ramp.
How we help
- Facility and tool readinessOne schedule for cleanroom, utilities, hook-up and tool move-in.One schedule for cleanroom, utilities, hook-up and tool move-in.
- Equipment reliabilityMaintenance routines and a clear escalation path with equipment makers.Maintenance routines and a clear escalation path with equipment makers.
- MES and digital adoptionMES, AMHS, SPC and FDC readiness, and data engineers trust.MES, AMHS, SPC and FDC readiness, and data engineers trust.
- Workforce readinessRole matrices, ramp staffing and technician training.Role matrices, ramp staffing and technician training.
What we'd measure: Tool availability · MTTR · Yield
Where we'd start
A readiness review of one module, or a reliability review of one tool set if your site is already running.
Tell us whether you're building, ramping or running, and which tool set or step is causing trouble. We'll say plainly whether we can help, under a mutual NDA if you need one.
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