TECHNICAL SAFETY ANALYST

Scandinavian Airlines System SAS

Technical Safety Analyst (location Stockholm)

The function works under the direction of the Head of Safety, Quality Control & Training (STOOM-Q) in SAS CAMO. The mission of Safety, Quality Control & Training (STOOM-Q) is, within Tech Ops, to monitor conformity regarding Safety, Internal standards and requirements, Manuals, Quality system, Training and Certificates

Duties and responsibilities include

* Monitor, analyze and continuously improve SAS safety level
* Plan, organize and develop safety promotion and staff safety training
* Perform required investigations & inspections with timely and correct information
* Review new authority requirements, and secure that activities generated when they are implemented are coordinated and followed up


Qualifications & Experience

* Good knowledge of civil aviation regulation, specially EASA Part M/CAMO and Part 145
* Engineering or relevant aviation background
* Experience from technical operations
* Experience from quality management or auditing
* Good computer literacy, specially with SAS applications
* Good command of written and spoken English


Personal Qualities

* High level of personal integrity
* Good ability to prioritize
* Logical and methodical approach to achieving objectives
* Ability to take initiativ



Working at SAS

Benefits of working with us in SAS include attractive travel possibilities, free gym access, and a good pension scheme. A relocation package is available for international recruits, and we offer extensive opportunities for professional development in an international fast-paced working environment. SAS is dedicated to the continuous development of its employees.
The position is based in Stockholm, Sweden at our head office Frösundavik. Frösundavik is a great place to work with access to a gym, restaurant, café and a variety of services to make your life easier. It’s located in a green area of Solna and close to Hagaparken and Brunnsviken. There’s a non-stop bus connection from the Central Station to Frösunda, commuter trains to/from Solna Station, and a good network of cycle paths.

Working in Sweden

For applicants outside Sweden, there are additional benefits through the social security system and other inherent laws:
* Paid parental leave for 480 days per child Health care is almost free of charge
* Education fees for children are capped
* Paid sick leave
* Strong equality laws in all areas
* Allemansrätten – you’re free to explore the country and nature


An EU working permit is required.
As this position requires occasional work airside, to be eligible for this position you must be able to pass a security test including a background check and travel is to be expected as part of the job.
If this sounds like you, apply via the SAS Careers webpage. Applications will be processed continuously and the last day for applications is 27th November 2022.