The 2nd phase of the project is off to a flying start At the Boissy/Puiseux site, the 14,000 m3 of illegal waste were removed before the summer. Stage 2: agricultural and ecological restoration. The site is now open to inert soils which will be used to carry out the development work. The project is scheduled for completion in 2024. Find out more about the project
ECT opens a new site in Yvelines, in Porcheville (78). The purpose of this site is to secure and enhance the southern entrance to the Porcheville leisure park in order to improve the residential environment and offer a new place for relaxation and leisure. The new space offers a variety of features: a belvedere, offering a 180° view of the surrounding area and the leisure park two planted tiers overlooking the children’s play area. two anti-intrusion gates, to secure the entrance to this new space To find out more about the project, see the flyer, byclicking here Access to the
We would like to inform you that during this summer period, all our sites currently in operation will remain open, except for a few days for the Cormeilles-en-Parisis and Vaujours sites, according to the schedule below: Cormeilles-en-Parisis (95) site Friday, July 15 Monday 8 to Friday 12 August inclusive Vaujours site (93) Monday August 15 to Friday August 19 inclusive All other sites remain open at their usual times, and will not be closed on Friday 15th July. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact your sales representative.
A project in partnership with the EPF Hauts-de-France, which supports a wide range of recycling and reuse initiatives. Creating an urban forest from excavated construction soil The renaturation of the site is possible thanks to the application of the principle of the circular economy of inert soils. By reusing excavated soil from local construction sites, this wasteland can be rehabilitated and transformed. Renaturation and planting operations are financed by ECT through the contribution of excavated soil. Recycling for biodiversity On the site, abandoned nozzles will be reused: they will become a habitat for hibernating bats. Sand brought in from the
ECT enters into a sponsorship agreement with the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle. The aim of this sponsorship is to create a systematic map of “the biodiversity of reworked soils”. A systematic map is a bibliographical synthesis intended for operational research players. This practice is currently booming in the field of ecology, and is strongly recommended by the Fondation pour la Recherche sur la Biodiversité(FRB). This is an unprecedented approach to the issue of reworked soils. The PatriNat unit, under the aegis of the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle, will draw up an overview of available scientific studies. And list documented best
ECT puts its expertise to work for its construction customers As a major player in the recovery of excavated soil from the construction industry, ECT offers to support its customers – earthworkers, transporters and project owners – in complying with new traceability obligations. In particular, when it comes to establishing and filling in their numerical and chronological registers. This support takes the form of webinars, methodological brochures and the dematerialization of our exchanges with our customers. enhanced traceability of excavated soil the anti-waste and circular economy law (agec) The February 2020 Anti-Waste and Circular Economy Act (AGEC) strengthens traceability arrangements
On Thursday May 19, ECT organized a visit to the Boissy/Puiseux site, in the presence of the Prefect of the Val d’Oise. At the end of January 2022, clean-up operations began at the former unauthorized landfill site. Managing, sorting and disposing of the 14,000 m3 of waste is an essential stage in the site’s transformation. The visit organized by ECT enabled Philippe CourtPréfet du Val d’Oise, to Michel GUIARDMayor of Boissy-l’Aillerie, to Thierry THOMASSINMayor of Puiseux-Pontoise, as well as members of the municipal councils, the Cergy-Pontoise Urban Community and the Val d’Oise Departmental Council, to see how the work was
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
