An engaged enterprise
Innovate to protect our environment, strive for excellence to protect people and goods, valorize employees, suppliers and partners, reaffirm integrity and other core values… Both inside and outside, Safran’s social commitments are a growth driver and performance booster.
Innovate to protect our environment, strive for excellence to protect people and goods, valorize employees, suppliers and partners, reaffirm integrity and other core values… Both inside and outside, Safran's social commitments are a growth driver and performance booster.
21%
Decrease in accident at work in 2018*
0.07
Lost-time accident severity rate
0.81
Amount of waste reused (metric tons/employee)
49.9
Water consumption (m3/employee)
7.8
Greenhouse gas emissions due to operations (metric tons CO2 equivalent/employee)
* Safran scope including ex-Zodiac Aerospace
Source: Safran 2018 registration document - Excluding ex-Zodiac Aerospace
87/100
Gender equality - Safran SA Rating (2019)
36%
Women account for more than 36% of our new hires worldwide. *
28%
Women represent more than 28% of Safran's global workforce, and 31% of engineers and management staff. *
84%
In 2018, 84% of Safran employees trained. *
* 2018 figures excluding ex-Zodiac Aerospace
Our actions in favor of diversity mainly concern the employment of young people and seniors, the inclusion of persons from underserved communities, gender equality in the workplace, and the hiring and continued employment of disabled persons.
Gender equality - Safran SA Rating: 87/100
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.
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. Safran's overall score for all of its companies with more than 50 employees in France is 89/100, which exceeds the targeted threshold of 75 points as defined by the decree.
The sustainable employment of young people, the hiring and continued employment of seniors, and the transmission of skills and expertise between generations are all major objectives for Safran, enabling us to meet innovation, performance and growth objectives.
Safran is fully committed to supporting the social and professional inclusion of persons from underserved communities, especially youngsters, by offering guidance, training and employment. We also take part in a number of national initiatives that support inclusion, and we are a partner in events designed to support the orientation, training and employment of young people without traditional qualifications.
At Safran, gender equality and equal opportunity are a key to performance and growth. That's why we have long deployed actions everywhere in the world to fight against discrimination during hiring, and support fair compensation and equal career development possibilities. Safran have been awarded in January 2018 the GEEIS label (Gender Equality European and International Standard).
For example, to recruit more women, still largely in the minority (the target is hiring every year at least 30% of women), Safran participates in initiatives such as the association Elles Bougent (Women on the Move), which aim to promote jobs in industry among women and also spotlight women already working in industry.
For example, to recruit more women, still largely in the minority (the target is hiring every year at least 30% of women), Safran participates in initiatives such as the association Elles Bougent (Women on the Move), which aim to promote jobs in industry among women and also spotlight women already working in industry.
Safran is proactively committed to:
- changing the way people see the disabled, and reaffirming our commitment to fighting against discrimination related to disabilities;
- fostering the hiring and continued employment of people with disabilities.
Our corporate Disabled Employment team applies our policy in this area, in all countries where we operate. Safran is also developing a work-study scheme for disabled persons so they can be trained in our job fields.
+ Safran's Disabled Employment policy
- changing the way people see the disabled, and reaffirming our commitment to fighting against discrimination related to disabilities;
- fostering the hiring and continued employment of people with disabilities.
Our corporate Disabled Employment team applies our policy in this area, in all countries where we operate. Safran is also developing a work-study scheme for disabled persons so they can be trained in our job fields.
+ Safran's Disabled Employment policy
1,900
Safran has nearly 1,900 disabled workers in France. The number of disabled as a percentage of the total workforce increased from 4.6% to 5.1% from 2016 to 2018. *
5
Safran bought nearly 5 million euros worth of products and services from sheltered workshops and adapted enterprises. *
* 2018 figures excluding ex-Zodiac Aerospace
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