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The Center shares the cleanroom and membership management system with the Nanoelectromechanical Systems Research Center (NEMS). Cleanroom access control is managed by NEMS, and all users must comply with the regulations established by NEMS.

Ÿ   After completing the laboratory safety training course and submitting the signed user agreement, users must, within six months from the completion date of the safety training, personally bring their EasyCard (with IC function) along with the copy of the signed user agreement retained by the Center to NEMS for access activation. Users must also upload valid NTU Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Certificates A and B. Failure to complete this process within six months will result in denial of access authorization, and users will be required to retake the general cleanroom training course.

Ÿ   If you fail to activate your access card within the specified period or have not entered the cleanroom for over one year, you must retake the general cleanroom training course before resuming cleanroom use to ensure your safety.

Ÿ   If a user wishes to change the payer, please first notify the Center staff and provide the new payer’s basic information, and resubmit the signed user agreement. The Center will then send a confirmation email to the new payer. Until the Center receives a reply from the new payer confirming consent, the user’s cleanroom access will be temporarily suspended.

Ÿ   All individuals entering the cleanroom, regardless of gender, must wear a sleeved top, long pants, and socks. Those who fail to comply with the dress code will not be permitted to enter the cleanroom.

The Center shares the cleanroom and membership management system with the Nanoelectromechanical Systems Research Center (NEMS). Cleanroom access control is managed by NEMS, and all users must comply with the regulations established by NEMS.

General Provisions

These regulations are established to ensure the sustainable operation of the cleanroom and to safeguard personnel and equipment safety.

Penalties

• Violations of Articles 1–2: Suspension of cleanroom access for two weeks.
• Violations of Articles 3–11:
  • First offense: one-week suspension.
  • Second offense: two-week suspension.
  • Subsequent offenses: one-month suspension for each occurrence.
• Any damage to instruments, equipment, or chemicals must be compensated based on actual loss value.

Infractions

1. Lending one’s access card to others or using another person’s access card.
2. Bringing individuals into or out of the cleanroom without notifying Center staff.
3. Entering or leaving the cleanroom without swiping the access card at the main entrance.
4. Improper use of emergency equipment or facilities (e.g., emergency door release button, emergency exits, safety shower, or eyewash station) when not in an emergency.
5. Bringing unauthorized instruments or chemicals into the cleanroom without prior approval from Center staff.
6. Failing to notify Center staff after damaging instruments or equipment.
7. Removing cleanroom garments, tools, or equipment from the cleanroom area.
8. Failing to properly swipe the access card (entry and exit) three or more times.
9. Entering or working in the cleanroom during midnight hours (00:00–06:00) without at least two people present.
10. Failing to comply with the Center’s course requirements or official announcements; disciplinary action will be determined based on the situation.
11. Other unspecified or serious violations will be subject to review and disciplinary action by the Center’s committee, with penalties up to permanent suspension of cleanroom privileges.

Enforcement

Center staff will notify the violator and their supervising professor or manager by email within 15 days from the date of the violation.

Appeal Procedure

If the violator disagrees with the penalty, they must file an appeal within seven days after receiving the notification email to the Head of the Operations Management Section or their designated representative. Failure to submit an appeal within this period will be considered a waiver of the right to appeal.