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Construction Coordinator

Boise, Idaho, United States

 

Company Statement:

Marketech International Corp. USA provides an extensive service network. The business scope covers CMP, photomask, wafer and mask inspection, consumable spare parts, SOI wafer, LCD process and inspection equipment and materials; outsourcing service in tool manufacturing; clean room and MEP turnkey projects, DI water, gas and chemical supply systems, water treatment systems, facility monitoring and control system, etc.

Job overview:

The Construction Coordinator supports the Superintendent with day-to-day field coordination on MICU's Idaho semiconductor construction project. This role helps track subcontractor working crews, coordinate site activities, identify field issues, support cleanroom/high-tech construction requirements, and escalate risks to the Superintendent.

This is not a general administrative role. The position requires onsite construction coordination experience in semiconductor, cleanroom, MEP, tool install, wet mechanical/process utility, or similar high-tech construction environments.

General Responsibilities:

  • Support the Superintendent in coordinating daily/weekly construction activities, subcontractor working crews, vendors, trades, and tool installation teams.
  • Perform site walks, track field progress, collect photos/updates, document issues, and follow up on action items.
  • Assist with schedule tracking, look-ahead planning, work sequencing, access constraints, material readiness, and field coordination meetings.
  • Coordinate with EHS and QAQC on field observations, safety/quality issues, cleanroom protocols, contamination-control expectations, and corrective actions.
  • Help coordinate material movement, dock/laydown usage, tool move-in/move-out activities, and utility tie-in readiness.
  • Track RFIs, field issues, change impacts, punch items, permits, daily reports, and other site documentation as assigned.
  • Escalate delays, conflicts, safety risks, quality concerns, material shortages, and subcontractor performance issues to the Superintendent.
  • Support compliance with site safety, PPE, environmental, cleanliness, and client requirements.

Qualification:

Education & Related Experience:

  • High school diploma or GED required; associate's or bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or related field preferred.
  • 2-5+ years of construction coordination or field coordination experience required.
  • Direct semiconductor fab, cleanroom, tool installation, MEP, wet mechanical/process utility, or high-tech construction experience required.
  • Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, specifications, schedules, RFIs, submittals, as-builts, and field documentation.
  • OSHA 30 required or must be obtained before site start if not already active.
  • Valid driver's license, approved background check, and drug screen required where applicable.
  • Flexibility for overtime, weekend work, or shift work when project conditions require.

Skills:

Must Have:

  • Strong organization, field coordination, communication, and follow-up discipline.
  • Ability to coordinate with subcontractors, vendors, engineers, QAQC, EHS, material planning, and project leadership.
  • Working knowledge of cleanroom protocols, tool install phases, MEP coordination, and semiconductor site requirements.
  • Proficiency with MS Office; Procore, Bluebeam, Smartsheet, MS Project, Primavera P6, CAD/BIM viewers, or document control tools preferred.
  • Ability to work onsite in PPE, walk active construction areas, and manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.

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