Safran Landing Systems is a global leader in aircraft landing and braking systems, serving commercial aviation, business travel, and military and defense fleets. We are committed to excellence throughout the entire product life cycle—from design, engineering, and manufacturing, to maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO).
As a key member of our Laboratory team, you will play a vital role in supporting the quality and efficiency of our electroplating and chemical processes, ensuring compliance with process specifications, health, safety, and environmental legislation, and contributing to a culture of continuous improvement.
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- Perform detailed chemical analyses and manage solution processes to ensure effective, efficient service and compliance with process specifications and COMAH regulations.
- Compile and publish vat analysis data, with a focus on salvage activity and electroplating (preferably Zinc Nickel).
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- Maintain strict adherence to Health, Safety, and Environmental legislation to safeguard staff, visitors, and the wider community.
- Manage and optimize processing chemicals on site in accordance with COMAH, including procurement, storage, and waste management.
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- Prepare and test laboratory samples such as test panels, conduct salt spray tests, Lawrence Gauge analysis, and paint strip controls.
- Support internal and external audits (Quality, Supplier, MRO, Product, and Customer).
- Provide technical support as part of project teams and for designated turnkey projects.
- Participate in the management and preventative maintenance (PPM) of laboratory and plating plant equipment.
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- Optimize techniques, specifications, and processes to meet production demand and drive defect elimination.
- Support the business in achieving new product and process capabilities, including REACh compliance.
- Review process control specifications and maintain/refine works procedures as necessary.
- Involve yourself in continuous improvement activities, aiming to reduce processing times and advance shop-floor efficiency.
