ESCT Fab Support delivers hands-on training for the engineers and technicians who keep semiconductor wafer-fab equipment running. Our courses are built and taught by trainers with 25+ years of direct semiconductor fab experience, delivered at your site and tailored to your tools — covering Applied Materials (AMAT), LAM Research and Tokyo Electron (TEL) equipment across 200mm and 300mm fabs.
Three focused programmes, each tailored to your equipment, your team and your goals.
Tool-specific training on OEM hardware and best-known methods, built around the platforms you run on your floor.
Preventive and corrective maintenance skills that help your team diagnose faults and keep tools in production.
Broader fab equipment knowledge, handling and setup for technicians working across multiple tool types.
A selection of the courses we run. We also build custom courses around your specific tools and processes on request.
Hardware training and best-known methods for the Applied Materials Endura platform.
Process fundamentals and practical know-how for physical and chemical vapour deposition.
Correct handling, setup and configuration of the Centura and Endura platforms.
Hardware and processing training for tungsten and tungsten-silicide applications.
On-the-ground support and knowledge transfer for installs, moves and upgrade projects.
Don’t see what you need? We develop bespoke courses around your tools and team. Ask us →
Courses are delivered at your facility, on your own equipment and in your environment.
Up to four people per class, so every trainee gets hands-on time and attention.
A balance of classroom theory and practical, hands-on work on real tools.
Taught by trainers with 25+ years of direct semiconductor fab experience.
Clear, well-produced course materials your team can keep and reference.
Content is built around the platforms and processes you actually run.
A simple route from enquiry to a course your team will actually use.
Tell us your tools, your team’s level and what you want them to be able to do.
We shape the course content and balance of classroom and cleanroom to suit.
We run the course on-site, hands-on, for up to four trainees at a time.
Your team keeps the materials, and we’re available for follow-up project support.
Skilled people are what keep a fab running. As experienced engineers retire and tools age, the practical knowledge needed to maintain legacy and current equipment becomes harder to find. Our training puts that knowledge directly into your team — taught by engineers who have spent decades working on these exact platforms.
Training also reinforces the rest of your support strategy. A well-trained team gets more from every repair, upgrade and qualified part we supply — improving uptime and reducing your reliance on outside support over time.
We run OEM equipment training, semiconductor maintenance training and broader fab equipment training. Course topics include AMAT Endura hardware and best-known methods, PVD and CVD process, Centura and Endura handling and setup, and WxZ/WSiX tungsten hardware and processing. We also build custom courses and provide project support on request.
Training is delivered on-site at your fab, on your own equipment and in your own environment, so what your team learns transfers directly to the tools they work on.
Classes are kept small — up to four people per class — so every trainee gets meaningful hands-on time and individual attention.
Courses are split roughly 50/50 between classroom theory and practical, hands-on cleanroom work on real tools, supported by high-quality course materials your team can keep and reference afterwards.
Our courses are built and taught by trainers with 25+ years of direct semiconductor fab experience on the platforms they teach.
Yes. If you don’t see the course you need, we develop bespoke training around your specific tools, processes and team. Tell us what you need through our contact page and we’ll put a programme together.
Fill out the form below to request a training quote, letting us know which platforms you run (for example AMAT Endura or Centura, LAM or TEL) and how many technicians need training.
Not sure which course fits your team? Send us your tool list and we will scope the right course around it.
