SESHA 2011 Program Book - Semiconductor Safety Association

Tuesday
8:00-9:30 am
Opening Ceremony and
Awards Presentation
Sonora A/B/C
10:00-11:00 am
SIA Regional Updates
Sonora A/B/C
11:00 am-Noon
Keynote - Global Semiconductor
Industry - Looking Forward
Sonora A/B/C
Noon-1:45 pm
Final Program
Lunch Break, Exhibit Hall
1:45-4:30 pm
Global Chemical Regulations
Sonora A
1:45 pm Environmental Regulatory Developments
in the EU
Harte, S; ESIA - European Semiconductor Industry Association,
Belgium
ISESH 2011 / SESHA 33rd Annual ESH Symposium
Abstract Title : Environmental Regulatory Developments
in the European Union Substance restrictions
or substance related bans on use are an obvious point of
concern for many sections of the high tech sector. They
are however not something new for the worldwide semiconductor
manufacturing supply chain. Nevertheless the
restriction of substances whether through EU RoHS or
REACH systems will continue into the forseeable future.
In addition the industry needs to prepare activity
and roadmap plans to move away from the exempted
substance and applications where possible to do so.
This presentation will be broad ranging in nature and
aim to update the conference on the regulatory developments
in Europe in terms of substances restrictions
through REACH, EU RoHS or potentially PFOA and
the evolution of potential revised flourinated gas regulations
within the EU in 2011 and will assess the impact
on semiconductor industries. The presentation will also
outline the revised exemption review systems under the
revised RoHS directive.
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2:30 pm JAMP Activity Update
Ibuka, S; Tokyo Electron Limited
JAMP means “Joint Article Management Promotion”
council for cross-industry. JAMP frmawork is
applicable to chemical/subsatance information transfer
through whole supply chain globally, which are required
by EU REACH, EU CLP, each country’s GHS,
US TSCA or many international/local legslation. JAMP
was introduced at the last IHTESH held in Taiwan. Currently,
JAMP is introduced in ISO26000 and the draft of
ECHA REACH guidance. JAMP activity update should
be presented there.
3:15 pm Break & Raffle Distribution, Exhibit Hall
3:45 pm Decontamination and Decommissioning
of Equipment: Roundtable Discussion
Yeakley, T; Texas Instrumentsu
Semiconductor manufacturing and research facilities
regularly ship equipment parts for rebuild or repair.
These parts could contain chemical and byproducts residues
that cannot be removed on-site without causing
irreversible damage to the part. The presence of these
residues may also require compliance with various regulations
during transport from DOT, IATA, IMDG, etc.
The purpose of this roundtable discussion is to share
information between semiconductor companies on the
best known methods to classify these parts for transportation.
We will discuss how to determine whether decontamination
of a specific part onsite is appropriate; the
de-minimus quantities above which the part will have to
be regulated; methods used to determine the hazards of
byproducts in parts; necessity of testing the byproducts;
whether regulatory tests can be modified for practical
application; and methods for managing special cases
like batteries and magnets.
1:45-5:15 pm
Safety-IH
Sonora B
1:45 pm Evaluation of Potential Cytotoxicity of
Nanoscale Inorganic Oxides Utilized in Semiconductor
Manufacturing
Sierra-Alvarez, R, Otero, L, Garcia, C, Luna-Velasco, A,
Cobo, A, Field, JA; University of Arizona, Tucson
The future success of the semiconductor industry
is dependent on the capacity to manufacture smaller
and smaller devices which requires the use of nanopar-