SIPP Coordinator, Burlington, VT - Semiconductor

United States·BurlingtonFull-Timemid

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Overview

WORLD WIDE PROFESSIONAL SOLUTIONS is a project solutions organization committed to implementing lean constructions, collaborative contracting, and execution approaches to enable breakthroughs in performance.

Key Responsibilities

SIPP Review and Approval Review SIPP submissions related to tool install and de install scope Verify all required documentation is present and complete including panel schedules, panel assessments, shutdown or dial down documentation when…

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WORLD WIDE PROFESSIONAL SOLUTIONS is a project solutions organization committed to implementing lean constructions, collaborative contracting, and execution approaches to enable breakthroughs in performance.

WWPS is seeking a highly skilled SIPP Coordinator to join our growing team in Burlington, Vermont.

The SIPP Approver is responsible for reviewing and approving Safe Installation Procedures associated with tool installation and de installation activities. This role ensures all required documentation is complete, accurate, and aligned with electrical safety standards before work is authorized. The focus is on document verification and hazard awareness rather than field execution or engineering calculations.

This position works closely with operations, system owners, trade contractors, and tool install teams. A structured training and transition program is provided to support onboarding and development.

Responsibilities

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→SIPP Review and Approval
→Review SIPP submissions related to tool install and de install scope
→Verify all required documentation is present and complete including panel schedules, panel assessments, shutdown or dial down documentation when applicable, install or de install packages, and contractor work plans
→Confirm documentation accuracy and internal consistency
→Ensure correct panels, circuits, and tools are identified for shutdown activities
→Validate shutdown details against system databases such as equipment and circuit records

→Apply electrical safety principles when reviewing work plans
→Identify potential electrical hazards through documentation review
→Ensure proper isolation of electrical hazards is reflected in SIPPs
→Follow established electrical safety practices and training standards
→Coordinate with operations and system owners during the review and approval process

→Utilize centralized distribution tools such as shared inboxes for SIPP approvals
→Engage with contractors and internal stakeholders to resolve documentation gaps
→Participate in training sessions and transition support activities
→Strong Attention to detail