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Welcome on-board!

On Boarding

Airbus Helicopters

Dear Colleague,

AIRBUS HELICOPTERS is very pleased to welcome you and to count you among its employees. Airbus Helicopters is a division of Airbus Group, a global pioneer in aerospace and defense related services. Airbus Helicopters is a key player in the international helicopter manufacturer market and its range of civil and military helicopters is the world's largest.

Together, we are service-minded, accountable and rigorous in our ways of working. We embrace problems as opportunities to learn

and drive continuous improvement to reach sustainable results.

At the center of Airbus Helicopters as a workplace, we aim at empowering all employees to make an impact and achieve our ambitious

objectives together as a One committed and passionate team. This welcome booklet aims at helping you prepare your first steps in our company.

We wish you a very good start with us! Our priorities : Customer satisfaction, Quality and safety, and Competitiveness.

The 6 Primary Safety Rules

Towards a "ZERO

accident" culture

Why do we focus on Primary Safety Rules?

•Quality and Safety are a priority for Airbus Helicopters •Enforcing them and ensuring 100% compliance is the first step toward the creation of a " Zero Accidents » culture and the change in behaviour this requires.

To whom do they apply?

•All Airbus Helicopters employees, contractors and visitors must follow these rules, at Airbus

Helicopters facilities.

What are they?

* Personal Protective Equipment

Industrial Security

You will integrate an Airbus Helicopters site which is an environment governed by rules that must be respected

• Within the Labour Code's frame • Specifies the Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) rules • Specifies the rules relating to discipline • Includes an IT charter • Applies in its entirety for all Industrial safety is a key point of the internal rules.

Protecting the knowledge and innovation is

essential to maintain our leading position.

The internal regulations

On site

I always wear my badge

I put away my protected documents in a locked

place and I secure my PC

I accompany my visitors during their stay on

the site, including when entering and leaving

I respect the terms of access

I use paper shredders

I do not take any photos on site without prior

permission

With our information systems

I use only software approved by the IT

Department

I do not store protected data on the local disk,

but on a dedicated and secure network

I use an encryption means to manage strategic

information (Airbus Helicopters Confidential)

I use a privacy filter on my PC's screen in

meetings or when travelling

When travelling

I do not mention sensitive information in public

locations (train, plane, hotel ...)

I do not leave my professional tools and

supports without surveillance

I take neither parcels nor luggage to help

I am vigilant when talking on the phone

With social media

I check my privacy settings

I am extremely careful with my publications

(pictures, videos, words...)

I accept invitations only from people who I

know

I limit the details of my job description to the

required minimum (confidentiality of the programs)

Best Practices & Key

Behaviours

Access & Security

Access to the site -

Access to sensitive

area

Identity proof to call

the Service Desk (8666)

Canteen and shops

With the badge you

pay at the canteens and shops as well as at the vending machines Time management

This badge will allow

you clock in and clock

out when it's applicable. You will receive your employee ID card (badge) which is mandatory to access and move around the site.

Please indicate the name of your manager to the receptionist in order to inform him or her of your arrival.

To receive your badge you will have to give to the receptionist your valid passport or ID card. The badge is your internal ID card on site to get in and out. You will have to always wear it and have it visible.

This applies to the sites of AIRBUS HELICOPTERS France and Germany as well as our Customer Centers. Airbus Helicopters

is strongly committed to compliance with safety regulations (you will find the Company Rules & Regulations on the Intranet as

soon as you join us and have access).

First day : Your badge

If you lose your badge, please contact the reception desk immediately (in order to ensure that external people can not abuse it). You will get a new badge. The badge will allow you to pay your meal at the canteens C6, F6 or in the shops or at the vending machines (available in nearly every building). You can recharge your badge with cash only (terminals available at the entrance of each canteen and shop). To facilitate your access to the canteen, please remember to have some money change with you on your first day.

How and Where can you have lunch?

Main IT Platforms : Intranet Teamcopter & MyR

•Once installed on your workstation, you will go directly to the Intranet "Teamcopter" from your computer or a terminal available on the site. •This platform is your first information portal: -Access MyHR -Transport network -Representative bodies -Information Technology, ... For further information about the social agreements and internal regulations of Airbus Helicopters: see "Agreements and Policies" tab

We encourage you to quickly get

familiar with MyHR.

Indeed, it will from this platform that you

can, for example: -Update your personal data -Check, validate, modify your time management (clock-in and clock-out) -Submit your holiday request -Inform about any change of status (marriage, birth ...) -Require your certificates -Request training...

Access by car

From Munich/Augsburg (A8/B2):

Join the highway A8 towards Stuttgart. Take the exit follow the signs of AIRBUS.

From Nürnberg:

•From Ingolstadt / Ulm / Günzburg:

AIRBUS.

AIRBUS HELICOPTERS

Industriestraße

4

Tel : +49 906 710 Fax +49 906 71 24 56

Access by car

Main Entrance

The Cities near by offer a broader network of public transportation:

Augsburg:

You can use the tram, or several buses in Augsburg. http:// www.avv augsburg.de/linien-plaene/verkehrsnetz

Munich:

There is a metro system and a city train available. http:// www.mvv

Access by bus

Most of the cities around (i.e. Augsburg, München and Nürnberg) are connected with DB (Deutsche Bahn)

several times per hour. To book a ticket, or take a look at the timetable please visit : www.bahn.de

Access by train

AIRBUS HELICOPTERS DEUTSCHLAND GmbH has a contract with the German Federal railways (DB Vertrieb GmbH) that entitles employees to purchase a Job -ticket at the negotiated discount rates

Anytime

No trains! No buses! and you need to get to work? Simply run a search on your journey and find others going your way.

Or, offer a lift so others can find you

Save money

Whether you're driving or catching a lift, sharing your journey will save you money - cheaper than the train and most bus trips, what are you waiting for?

Have fun

We've met some of our best friends through car-sharing and had some real fun - your destination provides instant common ground and we know you'll find much more. Just another reason to give it a go! More information available in the intranet: Once you arrive at our site, you'll be able to access the internal portal (My

Channel\Mitfahrgelegenheit).

Access to

: Car sharing

Main Entrance

Discover the region

+49 906 789151

Tourism Augsburg

Regio Augsburg Tourismus GmbH

Schiessgrabenstrasse 14, 86150 Augsburg

+49 (0)821 50207-0

Tourism Munich

Tourist Office at City Hall

Marienplatz 2, 80331 München

Tel.: +49 (0)89 233 96 500

Check-list to be ready for the first day

I ask myself :

•Did I assimilate the 6 Primary Safety Rules, the behaviours I should adopt and the key messages delivered in the HSE video? •Did I integrate the importance of Industrial Security and the best practices?

I check

•My itinerary to get on the site: Car? Bus? train? •The name of the person who will pick me up at the Reception Desk •That I have all the information I need for my first day •That my ID card/ passport is still valid and I have my Welcome Letter for the D-Day

I start getting my bearing

•If I wish, I can print the site map For any questions, do not hesitate to contact your manager! 27

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