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The Safety Item Manager (SIM) is in charge of a Safety Related Item (SARI) from creation till closure.
He/she is responsible:
- To launch and ensure proper deployment and resolution of one or several investigation through 9S methodology (PPS/8D)
- Building or facilitating the Multi-Functional Team (MFT) with the various member/organisations involved in the issue
- Ensuring that immediate actions are launched: Curative/remedial (at detection) & containment to avoid delivering defects to the customer
- Identifying the Root Cause (RC) of the issue by using Root Cause analysis methodology
- Defining and ensuring implementation of selected Corrective Actions (CA)
- Summarize the full investigation result (especially in case of multiple PPS/8D/9S)
- Presenting the SARI in front Production Panel authority for validation
- Recording and securing proper consistency of all the investigation in CAPRI tool
This job requires an awareness of any potential compliance risks and a commitment to act with integrity, as the foundation for the Company’s success, reputation and sustainable growth.

At Airbus Aerostructures, we pioneer solutions for highly efficient and sustainable aircraft production processes at the heart of Airbus. With roughly 17,000 employees, Airbus Aerostructures combines technological leadership and innovative power with cutting-edge efficient aircraft manufacturing methods to pave the way for the production of next-generation aircraft.
Airbus Aerostructures includes six production sites in Germany and one in Romania: at the headquarters in Hamburg and the other plants in Augsburg, Bremen, Nordenham, Stade, Varel, and Brașov, we work even today to develop the aerostructures for tomorrow's aircraft.
Together, we tackle challenges and develop solutions in line with our high quality standards. We promote individual development paths and consider openness and respect our key values. We act as a team, taking responsibility, building networks, and sharing our knowledge proactively: this is who we are at Airbus Aerostructures.