SOP For ABM UV Flood Light Source PQMS3-MCN-SOP-0001-V1 Date of Next Review 21/11/2015 Position Signed: Date: Prepared by: Ricky Tjeung Process Engineer R.T 21/11/2014 Authorised by: Dan Smith Process Engineer D.S 21/11/2014 CSIRO Research Associate K.P 21/11/2014 DOCUMENT AUTHORISATION rd 3 party Authorisation: Karolina Petkovic Duran Contents EMERGENCY SHUTDOWN PROCEDURES.................................................................................. 2 1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 3 2. Purpose .................................................................................................................................... 3 3. Scope ....................................................................................................................................... 3 4. Competency.............................................................................................................................. 3 5. Key Definitions .......................................................................................................................... 3 6. Authorisation/Pre-requisites ..................................................................................................... 3 7. Health and Safety ..................................................................................................................... 4 8. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) ..................................................................................... 4 9. User Etiquette ........................................................................................................................... 4 10. Before You Start Working ......................................................................................................... 4 11. Emergency Procedures ........................................................................................................... 5 12. After HOurs Access .................................................................................................................. 5 13. Clean up/Shutdown Procedures ............................................................................................... 5 14. Waste Disposal ......................................................................................................................... 5 15. Data Transfer and Storage ....................................................................................................... 5 16. Location and Availablity of Manuals, Supporting Information and Analysis Software.............. 5 17. References ............................................................................................................................... 5 18. Contacts .................................................................................................................................... 5 19. Basic Operations of ABM UV Flood Light Source ................................................................. 6 19.1. Turning on the machine ................................................................................................ 6 19.2. Loading Substrate......................................................................................................... 6 19.3. Performing exposure .................................................................................................... 8 19.4. Shutdown Procedure .................................................................................................... 8 20. Appendix ................................................................................................................................... 9 20.1. Instrument Specific Risks and Hazards ........................................................................ 9 21. Document History/Control Information ................................................................................... 10 SOP for ABM UV Flood Light Source Date of issue: 21/11/2014 PQMS3-MCN-SOP- 0001-V1 Printed copies of this document are uncontrolled copies. Page 1 of 10 EMERGENCY SHUTDOWN PROCEDURES Only to be used in case of Emergency and only if safe to do so!!! Follow all MCN and Monash Emergency Procedures!! SHUT DOWN PROCEDURES If there is no EMO on ABM UV Flood Light, Press EMO at the end of the aisle near the EXIT door For Water Leaks - Turn off all water valves In Chase 7 Contacts Instrument manager OHS Representative Name: Dr Ricky Tjeung Name: Paul Spizzirri Tel: 9902 9659 Tel: 9902 9653 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] SOP for ABM UV Flood Light Source Date of issue: 21/11/2014 PQMS3-MCN-SOP- 0001-V1 Printed copies of this document are uncontrolled copies. Page 2 of 10 1. INTRODUCTION This document has the details covering safe operation of the ABM UV Flood Light Source. The UV flood light source can be used to expose a photoresist coated wafer with UV light. The system has no pattern alignment facility so is only for single layer applications that need no alignment. 2. PURPOSE This document is meant ONLY to be a guide for trained users and will cover most items a user should know to safely and effectively operate ABM UV Flood Light Source for standard application. If anything is not clear or understood, the user should contact the MCN Process Engineer who has responsibility for the equipment or document. (See section 18). Health and safety considerations for this equipment are detailed in Section 7. In addition, readers of this document are expected to have obtained a basic level of familiarity with the principles of photolithography prior to training. 3. SCOPE The following SOP should be carried out on the ABM UV Flood light Source and the sample preparation tables in bay 6, class 100 of the cleanroom. This procedure applies to all technical MCN personnel and users of the ABM UV Flood Light Source within the MCN Cleanrooms. This document should not be used outside the constraints of abovementioned location for any purpose. 4. COMPETENCY Competency is acquired through training by a certified MCN trainer for this specific equipment. A training assessment, checklist and signoff will occur after training has been satisfactorily completed. 5. KEY DEFINITIONS Photolithographic mask, UV exposure dose, photoresist. 6. AUTHORISATION/PRE-REQUISITES All users must have been trained by an MCN staff member and obtained certification for the ABM UV Flood Light Source on the ACLS booking system. Unauthorized use of this tool is PROHIBITED. The following training/induction modules must be completed prior to the use of this instrument; MCN Site induction Setup an online ACLS account MCN Dangerous Goods Waste Management Training MCN Local Area Induction ABM UV Flood Light Source training from an authorized MCN staff Book the ABM UV Flood Light Source prior to use (http://vera169.its.monash.edu.au/) SOP for ABM UV Flood Light Source Date of issue: 21/11/2014 PQMS3-MCN-SOP- 0001-V1 Printed copies of this document are uncontrolled copies. Page 3 of 10 7. HEALTH AND SAFETY HAZARDS DESCRIPTION RISK (H/M/L) RISK MITIGATION UV Hazards The instrument has a UV light source exposure risk M Training is undertaken prior to use. UV Shield must be close during exposure. Ensure equipment is maintained. UV Safety glasses provided. SOP next to instrument. Mechanical/Physical Hazards Pinch Point during mask and sample loading process L Training is undertaken prior to use of Mask Aligner. Electrical Hazards 220 V electrical Hazard L Training is undertaken prior to use of Mask Aligner. Annual maintenance plus Regular electrical testing and tagging. SOP next to instrument 8. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) General clean room attire including lab gowns, hood, over boots, facemasks, nitrile gloves and safety glasses 9. USER ETIQUETTE Please follow MCN’s General Conduct Policy at all times and always uphold high safety and cleanliness standards at your workstations. It is the responsibility of each user to communicate with the next scheduled user should a booking run overtime. 10. BEFORE YOU START WORKING Please ensure the instrument is booked on the ACLS booking system prior to use Please ensure that the logbook and all pertinent information has been filled in for the session Check that the equipment it empty and idle prior to beginning work on the equipment. If the equipment is tagged out, do not begin work. Do not remove any signs saying not to use the equipment. Please ensure you have the correct substrate coated with photosensitive layer. SOP for ABM UV Flood Light Source Date of issue: 21/11/2014 PQMS3-MCN-SOP- 0001-V1 Printed copies of this document are uncontrolled copies. Page 4 of 10 11. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES In a general emergency not related to ABM UV Flood Light Source, follow standard evacuation procedures or Safety Warden Instructions. No shutdown is needed. For ABM UV Flood light Source related emergency, please press the EMO button at the end of the aisle (Refer to page 2) Please contact the Instrument Manager/Facility Manager IMMEDIATELY (See section18 for contact details) 12. AFTER HOURS ACCESS Standard hours of operation are from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., including equipment shutdown, associated sample handling and storage, as well as de-gowning. Refer to the “MCN after hours operation” procedure. After hours policy and application form can be found in MCN website: http://nanomelbourne.com/assets/out-of-hours-policy.pdf http://nanomelbourne.com/assets/after-hours-request-form.pdf 13. CLEAN UP/SHUTDOWN PROCEDURES See section 19 14. WASTE DISPOSAL N/A 15. DATA TRANSFER AND STORAGE N/A 16. LOCATION AND AVAILABLITY OF MANUALS, SUPPORTING INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS SOFTWARE Hard copy of the SOP is available at the equipment. Electronic version is available at ACLS online booking system. 17. REFERENCES Cross reference external and internal links 18. CONTACTS PRIMARY CONTACT SECONDARY CONTACT FACILITY MANAGER Ricky Tjeung Dan Smith Paul Spizzirri T: 9902 9659 T: 9902 4377 T: 9902 9653 M: 0407 203 145 SOP for ABM UV Flood Light Source Date of issue: 21/11/2014 PQMS3-MCN-SOP- 0001-V1 Printed copies of this document are uncontrolled copies. Page 5 of 10 19. BASIC OPERATIONS OF ABM UV FLOOD LIGHT SOURCE 19.1. Turning On The Machine Ignition Switch Power Switch Figure 1: UV Lamp Power Supply 1. Switch on Power button. 2. Press and hold ignition switch for five seconds. 3. Wait 20 mins before performing any exposure to allow the UV lamp reaching its full intensity. 4. Change the chuck, either for 4” or 6” wafer as required. Note -- Do not modify any settings on the power supply. Manual mode operation is NOT allowed 19.2. Loading Substrate (refer to figure 2) 1. Open drawer at the front of main unit. 2. Place substrate on chuck with side coated with photoresist facing upwards. 3. Enable substrate vacuum. 4. Place mask on top of wafer making sure that mask covers vacuum shroud. 5. Enable mask vacuum. SOP for ABM UV Flood Light Source Date of issue: 21/11/2014 PQMS3-MCN-SOP- 0001-V1 Printed copies of this document are uncontrolled copies. Page 6 of 10 Open drawer on main unit showing substrate chuck. Vacuum controller for mask Substrate vacuum controller Figure 2: Loading Substrate SOP for ABM UV Flood Light Source Date of issue: 21/11/2014 PQMS3-MCN-SOP- 0001-V1 Printed copies of this document are uncontrolled copies. Page 7 of 10 19.3. Performing Exposure (Refer to figure 3) 1. Switch on green power button 2. Set exposure time I. Lamp intensity is calibrated monthly and marked on the front of the tool. 3. Press auto expose. Exposure will take place for the period set in the timer. 4. Switch off the green power button on exposure control unit 5. Switch off mask and substrate vacuum. 6. Remove mask and substrate Figure 3: Exposure control box 19.4. Shutdown Procedure 1. Switch off UV lamp controller power. SOP for ABM UV Flood Light Source Date of issue: 21/11/2014 PQMS3-MCN-SOP- 0001-V1 Printed copies of this document are uncontrolled copies. Page 8 of 10 20. APPENDIX 20.1. Instrument Specific Risks and Hazards 1. The equipment represents state-of-the-art technology and operationally reliable. The user may however be exposed to hazards if it is used improperly or for other than its intended purpose. 2. If the equipment is used for any other than its intended purpose, all liability will be on the user. 3. Any use by unauthorized personnel or careless handling may increase the potential danger and result in access suspension. 4. All unauthorized modifications and alterations affecting the safety are prohibited! 5. Always wear gloves and safety glasses during operating with the system. 6. DO NOT proceed with processing in the face of an “UNKNOWN ERROR”. Contact the instrument manager immediately. 7. UV light source is in use, caution must be adhered when working with the system; do NOT look at the UV light during exposure; UV safety goggle must be worn during exposure. 8. Caution must be adhered when opening the drawer, pull it slowly until it reach the sample loading position; do NOT use large amount of force to pull the drawer, as it might break various connections. 9. Any unrecognized errors and alarms MUST be reported to an MCN staff member, immediately. 10. Do NOT modify any settings on the power supply. 11. Do NOT attempt to fix the instrument related issues. 12. Do NOT adjust any mechanical devices within this instrument. 13. Do remember to shut down the instrument after usage by following the instructions (6. Shutdown procedure) closely. 14. The instrument should always be kept clean. Any spills or wafer breakages should be cleaned up and MUST be reported to an MCN staff member, immediately. 15. All waste must be disposed of properly in the correct bins provided. Please contact an MCN staff member if you have queries regarding disposal of specific, hazardous materials. SOP for ABM UV Flood Light Source Date of issue: 21/11/2014 PQMS3-MCN-SOP- 0001-V1 Printed copies of this document are uncontrolled copies. Page 9 of 10 21. DOCUMENT HISTORY/CONTROL INFORMATION DOCUMENT HISTORY PQMS3-MCN-SOP-0001-V1 Version no. Date of Issue Reviewed by: name Amendments 1 31/07/2014 Dr Ricky Tjeung Updated to new PQMS format SOP for ABM UV Flood Light Source Date of issue: 21/11/2014 PQMS3-MCN-SOP- 0001-V1 Printed copies of this document are uncontrolled copies. Page 10 of 10
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