SAFRAN Electronics and Defense

Company | Safran Electronics & Defense safran_intelembarqu_banner_web-mobil-final.png Safran Electronics & Defense, a Safran high-tech company, holds world or European leadership positions in optronics, avionics, electronics and critical software for both civil and military markets. Safran Electronics & Defense is the No. 1 company in Europe and No. 3 worldwide for inertial navigation systems (INS) used in air, land and naval applications. It is also the world leader in helicopter flight controls and the European leader in optronics and tactical UAV systems. Operating across the globe through the Safran international network, Safran Electronics & Defense and its subsidiaries employ 8,161 people in Europe, Africa, Asia-Pacific, North America and South America. CEO of Safran Electronics & Defense: Martin Sion Employees: 8,161* (as of Dec. 31, 2018) Head office: Safran Electronics & Defense - Site Farman - Bâtiment Paris - 72-76 rue Henry Farman - 75015 PARIS - France Tel.: +33 (0)1 55 60 38 00 Fax: +33 (0)1 55 60 38 95 Website: www.safran-electronics-defense.com * including Safran Electronics & Defense and its international subsidiaries Management Martin Sion CEO Bruno Vazzoler Avionics Division Frédéric Mazzanti Defense Division Jean-Paul Trabis Engineering Pierre Syx Economic and Financial Affairs Charlotte Matringe Communication Raphaëlle Giovannetti Human Resources Denis Saladin Quality Eric Froger Purchasing Pascal Joseph Manufacturing & Supply Chain Olivier Ruas Strategy, Innovation & Technology Renaud Blech Digital Transformation & Improvement Subsidiaries > DISCOVER SAFRAN ELECTRONICS & DEFENSE SUBSIDIARIES Worldwide presence > DISCOVER SAFRAN ELECTRONICS & DEFENSE IMPLANTATIONS Quality Safran Electronics & Defense's Quality Policy is aimed at involving the company in a process of continual improvement, crucial for reaching its goals of excellence for products and services and, thus, providing customer satisfaction. This policy focuses on five areas of priority, defined in consistency with the Safran Group values, applied in all the different company sectors: Customer satisfaction Company quality culture Development quality Product / process robustness Supplier quality and supply chain Company quality and deployment of the quality policy are based on a Quality Management System and internal processes. Quality Management System The Quality Management System is based on an organization, in charge of developing the company according to its strategic goals, and on processes aimed at developing a continual improvement approach. The QMS is also formalized in a structural set of reference documents making it possible to conduct projects in compliance with standards, as well as capitalize on company know-how and guide its improvement-oriented approach. Safran Electronics & Defense is organized into line management - three divisions and staff management. Quality management, also structured in consistency with the company's operational organization, is in charge of guaranteeing the quality of products delivered to customers, the respect and improvement of processes, and offering shared methods and tools for quality. The top goal, developed in the quality improvement plans drawn up per division and per product line, is to deliver quality products within the scheduled time period. These improvement plans incorporate how to deal with non-quality faster, assess whether processes and guidelines are respected, take into account experience feedback, as well as how to improve the reliability of industrial processes, reinforce the quality of industrializations and optimize manufacturing cycles. The development of methods and quality training for teams is a key success factor in Safran Electronics & Defense core activities, involving a high degree of highly skilled labor. The implementation of proven methods of Corrective and Preventive Actions (PDCA, 8D, FMECA Product/Process, HAT/HASS, Lean-Sigma, etc.) make it possible to foresee problems and, if need be, identify them and solve them quickly. Safran Electronics & Defense uses quality guidelines set out in manuals, process description documents, procedures and instructions, based on international standards (ISO9001, EN9100 and EN9110). The organization of these various components is presented in the company Quality Manual, and for Civil Aviation regulations in the Production Organization Manual (POM) and the Maintenance Organization Exposition (MOE). Certificates and accreditations Safran Electronics & Defense holds a great number of certifications attesting the compliance of its Quality Management System with international Best Practices, notably according to EN9100 (ASD standard - Aerospace and Defence Industries Association of Europe), AQAP2110 (NATO Allied Quality Assurance Publications standard) and ISO9001 (according to ISO - International Standardization Organization) standards. Safran Electronics & Defense is also certified in its specific fields of activity by aviation safety agencies (European, American, Canadian and Chinese, etc.) Safran Electronics & Defense Certificates EN9100:2018 (prEN9100:2016*) : QMS - Requirements for Aviation, Space and Defense Organizations N° FR043486-2 N°FR048280-4 (Joué-Les-Tours et Plaisir) prEN9110:2016 : QMS- Requirements for Aviation Maintenance Organizations N° FR043488-2 AQAP2110 (éd. D : 2016) : NATO Quality assurance requirements for design, development and production N° FR043490-2 – EN ISO9001:2015 : QMS - Requirements N° FR043484-2 – EN NADCAP : acknowledgement to AC7120 standard : Circuit Card Assemblies (Fougères) N° 10651189022 *EN9100:2018 standard replaces prEN9100:2016 (draft) standard since May 2018, whithout any change. Safran Electronics & Defense Accreditations Europe EASA (Europe) - EASA Part-21G N° FR.21G.0116 Europe EASA (Europe) - EASA Part-145 N° FR.145.0181 USA FAA (USA) - 14 CFR Part-145 N° U78Y370Y China CAAC (Chine) - CCAR-145 N° F03300512 Canada TCCA (Canada) - CAR 573 N° 808-01 (consult https://www.easa.europa.eu/) MAA (UK) N° UK.MAA.DAOS.0308 France DSAE (France) - FRA-145 N° FRA-145-0044 France DGA (France) - FRA21G N°FRA21G-021-DGA France DGAC (France) – Partie 21 N°DGAC.PRG.0007 France DGA (France) - FRA21J N°FRA21J-017-DGA Certificates and accreditations held by Safran Electronics & Defense subsidiaries - Safran Electronics & Defense Actuation / Auxerre Blank EN9100:2018 : SMQ - Exigences pour les Organismes de l'Aéronautique, l'Espace et la Défense N° FR037424-3 Blank ISO9001:2015 : SMQ - Exigences N° FR037423-3 Europe EASA (Europe) - EASA Part-21G N° FR.21G.0017 Europe EASA (Europe) - EASA Part-145 N° FR.145.0187 USA FAA (USA) - 14 CFR Part-145 N° J4QY962Y Canada TCCA (Canada) - CAR 573 N° 813-29 (consult https://www.easa.europa.eu/) - Safran Electronics & Defense Avionics USA LLC / Costa Mesa Blank AS 9100 D - QMS - Requirements for Aviation, Space and Defense Organizations N° US010695-3 USA FAA (USA) - 14 CFR Part-145 N° E7AR565J - Safran Electronics & Defense Avionics USA LLC / Grand Prairie Blank AS 9100 D - QMS - Requirements for Aviation, Space and Defense Organizations N° US011483-3 Blank AS 9110 C - QMS- Requirements for Aviation Maintenance Organizations N° US011654-3 USA FAA (USA) - 14 CFR Part-145 N° SVUR684K Europe EASA (Europe) - EASA Part-145 N° EASA.145.4864 China CAAC (Chine) - CCAR-145 N° F00100770 - Safran Electronics & Defense Australasia Pty Ltd Blank ISO 9001:2015 - QMS - Requirements N° AU003965-1 - Safran Electronics & Defense Brazil Google (Android 11) ANAC (Brésil) – RBCA-145 N° 160342/ANAC - Safran Electronics & Defense Canada Inc. / Peterborough Blank AS 9100 D - QMS - Requirements for Aviation, Space and Defense Organizations N° CA002603-3 Canada TCCA (Canada) - CAR 561 N° 154-92 Canada TCCA (Canada) - CAR 573 N° 154-92 Europe EASA (Europe) - EASA Part-145 N° EASA.145.7096 China CAAC (Chine) - CCAR-145 N° F01100719 - Safran Electronics & Defense Cockpit Solution / Montreuil EN9100:2018 : SMQ - Exigences pour les Organismes de l'Aéronautique, l'Espace et la Défense N° FR036047-3 - Safran Electronics & Defense Germany GmbH / Murr Blank ISO 9001:2015 - SMQ - Systèmes de management de la qualité - Exigences N° 81013665/3 Blank AS 9100 D - SMQ - Exigences pour les Organismes de l'Aéronautique, l'Espace et la Défense N° 881013009/3 Europe EASA (Europe) - EASA Part-21G N° DE.21G.0116 Europe EASA (Europe) - EASA Part-145 N° DE.145.0231 USA FAA (USA) - 14 CFR Part-145 N° S71Y596Y Canada TCCA (Canada) - CAR 573 N° 818-19 (consult https://www.easa.europa.eu/) - Safran Electronics & Defense Services Asia Pte Ltd / Singapore Blank ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D N° 141583-2013-AQ-SGP-ANAB Singapore CAAS (Singapore) - SAR-145 N° AWI/159 Europe EASA (Europe) - EASA Part-145 N° EASA.145.0094 USA FAA (USA) - 14 CFR Part-145 N° L28Y128O Canada TCCA (Canada) - CAR 573 N° 5015-18408 China CAAC (China) - CCAR-145 N° F06500279 Vietnam CAAV (Vietnam) - VAR Part-5 N° VN-109NN/CAAV Malaysia CAAM (Malaysia) - Airworthiness Notice 6501 N° FAMO/2016/08 Thailand CAAT (Thailand) - CAAT Foreign Repair Station N° 220/2541 Indonesia DGCA (Indonesia) - CASR Part-145 N° 145F - 938 JCAB (Japan) N° CAAS/MOA/2020/0587 - Safran Data Systems / Courtaboeuf Blank EN9100:2018 : SMQ - Exigences pour les Organismes de l'Aéronautique, l'Espace et la Défense N° FR041911-2 AQAP2110 (éd. D : 2016) : Exigences OTAN d'assurance de la qualité pour la conception, le développement et la production N° FR048289-2 Europe EASA (Europe) - EASA Part-21G N°FR.21G.0261 - Safran Data Systems Gmbh / Bergish Blank EN9100:2018 : QMS - Requirements N° DE010704-1 - Safran Reosc / St Pierre du Perray Blank ISO 9001:2015 - QMS - Requirements N° FR044491-1 - Parachute Industries of Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd Blank ISO 9001:2015 - QMS - Requirements N°AU003965-1 Gender Equality Safran Electronics & Defense rating: 94/100 Criterion No. 1: Difference in average salary between men and women. Criterion No. 2: Comparison of the percentage of men and women having received a raise. Criterion No. 3: Comparison of the percentage of men and women having received a promotion. Criterion No. 4: Whether all women received a raise on returning from a maternity/adoption leave. Criterion No. 5: Number of women in the top 10 paying positions. History