SESHA Schedule — 2023 Annual Symposium All Sessions take place in the Hilton Phoenix Resort at the Peak 7

In this PDC, experts in the areas of safety, health, industrial hygiene and environmental engineering will provide an update on III-V processing hazards, including solution which have been determined, or are under development, to mitigate risk to personnel and the environment.

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Apr 23, 2023 · This suite of online, on-demand courses, incorporating content from SESHA “boot camp” courses, provides a comprehensive safety training foundation for all employees who work in a semiconductor fabrication setting.

Apr 24, 2023 · The SESHA 2023 Annual Symposium is returning to Arizona at our new Phoenix location – the Hilton Resort at the Peak! Join the top EHS professionals for a week packed with technical content and networking opportunities. Highlights include: More than 60 technical sessions by industry experts; Exhibit hall filled with the premier vendors in the ...

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III-V on Si is an emerging processing technology, which may provide one solution as we approach these functional and material limits. The III-V processes will introduce processes which are new to traditional silicon semiconductor factories, along with a new set of potential ESH hazards.