Safety Engineer

Nidec Aerospace is a joint venture between Nidec and Embraer, combining leading motor technology with deep aviation expertise to advance aerospace innovation. The company designs and manufactures high-efficiency, lightweight Electric Propulsion Systems for a broad range of aerospace applications. Its solutions support platforms such as eVTOL, eSTOL, eCTOL, agricultural drones, cargo drones, and specialized aerial systems. By integrating cost-effective motor manufacturing with proven aerospace engineering, Nidec Aerospace aims to set new standards in performance, reliability, and sustainability.

Team members contribute to cutting-edge technologies that shape the future of electric aviation.

The Safety Engineer will support the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of safety programs and processes across Nidec Aerospace’s engineering, manufacturing, and testing activities. This full-time, hybrid role is based in Atlanta, GA, with a combination of on-site work and some work-from-home flexibility. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting risk assessments, performing safety audits and inspections, and analyzing incident data to identify trends and corrective actions.

The Safety Engineer will collaborate with engineering, operations, and leadership teams to develop safety procedures, support compliance with regulatory and industry standards, and integrate safety requirements into designs and test plans. The role also involves preparing safety documentation, contributing to safety certifications, and promoting a strong safety culture through communication and engagement.

• Demonstrated expertise in Safety Engineering, including hazard analysis, risk assessment, and safety program development.
• Knowledge of Occupational Health principles and practices, including ergonomics, exposure assessment, and workplace health standards.
• Experience with Security considerations related to facilities, test operations, and protection of personnel and assets.
• Ability to design and deliver Training focused on safety procedures, regulatory requirements, and best practices for technical and operational teams.
• Familiarity with Construction Safety for facilities, labs, and test environments, including contractor oversight and site safety planning.
• Bachelor’s degree in engineering, safety, industrial hygiene, or a related technical field; advanced degree or certifications (e.g., CSP, CHST) are a plus.
• Experience in aerospace, aviation, or complex electromechanical systems is preferred.
• Strong analytical, communication, and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams.
• Knowledge of relevant standards and regulations (e.g., OSHA, ISO, FAA/EASA-related safety guidance) is beneficial.