Circularity Strategies and Waste Regulations

Course Description

The semiconductor manufacturing industry provides critical enabling technology for many products and demand has seen rapid growth as products get smarter. As a result, there has been significant growth in spent chemicals and other materials, and a commensurate rise in liability and disposal costs. Most companies want to move from the linear economy of take, make, waste to the circular economy of remake, recycle, renew.  

This course provides an overview and some specifics on the challenges and regulations around upcycling spent materials, including opportunities for revenue and lowering the liability. Prepared by industry veterans, Taimur Burki, participants will exit this course with actionable topics to delve deeper within their organizations. 

Course Objectives  

• This course provides an overview and some specifics on the challenges, regulations, and some solutions (and encouragement) around upcycling spent materials, including opportunities for revenue and lowering the liability. 

Course Duration

90 minutes

Who should take this course 

Anyone working in a semiconductor, equipment, or materials company who wants to understand what is possible in today's fab and test environments.  

Requisite Knowledge 

None