Supporting our customers in the building and civil engineering sector is one of our core concerns. That’s why ECT has launched a survey of all its customers in April 2022. The aim was to measure the level of satisfaction with the entire service offering. This survey covered the commercial aspect, the evacuation/transport service, the dematerialization of unloading slips, the tour booking service and the perceived quality of the Extranet-customer space. The results of the survey prove the quality of the sales team and the services offered: 89% of customers are satisfied with the welcome and customer relations. ECT would like

What is the “Oasis Nature” network supported by Humanité et Biodiversité? A “Nature Oasis” is an area dedicated to preserving biodiversity and recreating links between mankind and nature. Joining the network is voluntary. It requires good land management practices. The dedicated area must be conducive to the development of wild flora and fauna. A commitment that translates into compliance with a charter A charter is neither a legal document nor a list of requirements, but a commitment to sustainable behavior. Spontaneity: nature finds its place in this hunting-free oasis. Natural: L’Oasis Nature is a pesticide-free area, where sustainable techniques are

ECT assesses the environmental and social footprint of projects with a new tool As part of its environmental approach, ECT has adopted an indicator for the design and construction of its sites. This indicator enables us to assess the environmental and social impact of our non-built development projects using soil from construction sites. The assessment methodology was developed through the involvement of all the company’s departments. And with the support  of experts (sociologist, ecologist, farmer, acoustician, etc.) to guarantee a high level of method robustness. A 15-indicator evaluation  The 15 indicators cover a wide range of ESG issues. Dnvironmental issues

Interview with Eddie Farcy-Jirot, ecologist with the Ile-de-France Roads Authority (DiRIF) The Common Buzzard is a bird with big yellow eyes and a shrill cry. This migratory bird is a protected species in Europe. It is on the global and European red lists of threatened species. The Direction des Routes d’Ile-de-France and ECT have been working together for several years to establish a sanctuary compensation zone for this bird. How? By creating a favorable environment for the bird to establish itself. Where can we help? on ECT’s excavated soil reclamation site at Villeneuve sous Dammartin (77). Précédent Suivant What is