SAF 112.46€ -0.02% Worldwide Companies EN Login GROUP PRODUCTS & SERVICES CAREERS FINANCE NEWS & MEDIA Safran Helicopter Engines The world’s leading manufacturer of helicopter engines Safran Helicopter Engines is the world’s leading manufacturer of rotorcraft turbines and the only one dedicated exclusively to this market. Operating worldwide, it employs 5,900 people and has more than 2,500 customers in 155 countries, and 22,000 engines in service. OUR EXPERTISE The widest range Offering the widest range of products, from 500 to 3,000 shaft horsepower, Safran Helicopter Engines has been committed to design and manufacturing excellence for more than 80 years. Partner of major helicopter manufacturers The company partners with major helicopter manufacturers across the globe and its products feature aboard the very latest designs, including the brand-new Airbus Helicopters H160, Bell 505, Leonardo AW189K, Avicopter AC352, Russian Helicopters Ka-62, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited LUH and Korea Aerospace Industries LCH. Our main priority: safety The company’s top priority is to provide safe, reliable and high-performance engines, to help its customers stay focused on their missions and to keep their helicopters flying every day, everywhere. 80 years of engine excellence Since its foundation in 1938, by a Polish engineer, Joseph Szydlowski, the company has produced 75,000 units. In 2015, the company celebrated 100 million hours flown by these engines. 100 % Focused on Safety Keep you flying in the safest possible condition lies at the heart of our business. Today, our best-selling Arriel is as reliable as the CFM56, the benchmark gold standard in commercial aviation. A worldwide footprint Safran Helicopter Engines offers a comprehensive and efficient support network through 13 worldwide subsidiaries, providing local support and wide availability of MRO services. Preparing for the future The company stays at the forefront of rotorcraft innovation. Continuous engine improvement is a key asset of the company and is recognized by all the helicopter industry. Hybrid propulsion Safran is pioneering the “electrified” rotorcraft with several hybrid propulsion concepts designed to optimize available power. World-class industrial facilties Safran Helicopter Engines “Factory of the future” program was launched in 2010, with the opening of the Joseph Szydlowski plant in Bordes (Pyrénées-Atlantiques). This was followed by the Mantes-Buchelay (Yvelines) plant opening in 2011. In February 2020 and, the new industrial campus Cap 2020 opened in Tarnos. EngineLife® Customer Portal The EngineLife® Customer Portal is the unique gateway to access Safran Helicopter Engines digital services. JOB OPENINGS Join Safran Helicopter Engines and take a look at our 171 positions 11.23.2021 CUSTOMER SERVICES AND SUPPORT Customer Service Representative Military (m/f/d) Fixed Term contract Hamburg, Germany 11.25.2021 CUSTOMER SERVICES AND SUPPORT Customer Service Representative (M/W/D) für den Bereich Luftfahrt Permanent Hamburg, Germany 11.25.2021 TESTING Spécialiste traitement du signal en analyse vibratoire H/F Permanent Bordes Cedex, France SEE ALL OUR PRODUCTS, SERVICES, SUPPORTS AND OFFERS Product Arrius 2R Helicopter engines Product Arriel 2D Helicopter engines Product Arrano 1A Helicopter engines Product Ardiden 1H1 Helicopter engines SEE ALL SECONDS 9 Somewhere in the world, a Safran-powered helicopter takes off on a mission every 9 seconds. ENGINES 22,000 The Safran Helicopter Engines fleet in service today. CUSTOMERS 2,500 Safran Helicopter Engines has more than 2,500 customers in 155 countries. GOVERNANCE Franck Saudo Safran Helicopter Engines, Chief Executive Officer SEE PROFILE Mathieu Albert Safran Helicopter Engines, Executive Vice-President, Quality and Process Excellence. SEE PROFILE Bernard Barussaud Safran Helicopter Engines, Executive Vice-President Operations SEE PROFILE Bruno Bellanger Safran Helicopter Engines, Executive Vice-President, Programs SEE PROFILE Frédéric Bugeon Safran Helicopter Engines, Executive Vice-President Strategy SEE PROFILE Florent Chauvancy Safran Helicopter Engines, Executive Vice-President, OEM Sales SEE PROFILE Giuseppe Curci Safran Helicopter Engines, Executive Vice-President, Finance and Administration SEE PROFILE Ghislaine Doukhan Safran Power Units, CEO SEE PROFILE Bettina Frey Safran Helicopter Engines, Executive Vice-President, Communications SEE PROFILE Frédéric Henrion Safran Helicopter Engines, Executive Vice-President, Human Resources SEE PROFILE Sébastien Jaulerry Safran Helicopter Engines, Executive Vice-President, Support and Services SEE PROFILE Didier Nicoud Safran Helicopter Engines, Executive Vice-President, Engineering SEE PROFILE Patrick Prulhiere Safran Helicopter Engines, Executive Vice-President Purchasing SEE PROFILE OUR COMPANIES Safran Power Units LATEST NEWS 11.11.2021 HUMAN RESOURCES Veterans Day at Safran: recognizing those who served 07.28.2021 HUMAN RESOURCES #LoveMySafranJob: “Safran has allowed me to turn a passion into a career” 04.08.2021 BUSINESS Warmly welcome Ambassador of France in China and Consul General of France in Chengdu to visit SSAMC SEE ALL LATEST PRESS RELEASES 11.19.2021 BUSINESS Safran supports Leonardo’s first helicopter flight on Sustainable Aviation Fuel with its Aneto-1K engines 11.17.2021 BUSINESS Safran and Saab renewed their SBH® contract to support Swedish AW109 helicopter engines 11.16.2021 BUSINESS Safran and ÖAMTC introduce sustainable aviation fuel into an Arrius-powered helicopter fleet SEE ALL Our rating on gender equality 0 / 100 Criteria 1. Comparison of the percentage of men and women having received a raise. 2. Difference in average salary between men and women. 3. Comparison of the percentage of men and women having received a promotion. 4. Whether all women received a raise on returning from a maternity/adoption leave. 5. Number of women in the top 10 paying positions. According to the French law of September 5, 2018, and its application decree of January 8, 2019, on "Freedom to choose your professional future" (Liberté de choisir son avenir professionnel), companies have to measure five gender equality indicators and publish their overall score. The primary aim of this law is to eliminate compensation discrepancies between men and women. Any questions about Safran Helicopter Engines? 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