Antoine Oury, ECT’s new Operations Manager, joined the company in August 2024.Find out more about his background and motivations. Who are you? Where are you from? I trained as a geological engineer, graduating from ENSG with a specialization in geotechnics. For 12 years, I worked for Spie Batignolles Fondations, a specialist in special foundations for the construction industry. I held a number of positions there : business engineer, works engineer in mainland France and the French overseas departments, works director, then head of construction quality, technical expertise and innovation. My career path has led me to collaborate with ECT on

The arrival of Lénaelle Grialou at ECT is a major event. the Public Works sector is so sparsely feminized. At the age of 17, this young apprentice becomes the first female machine operator on an ECT site. A milestone in our commitment to diversity. An atypical career A student at the Lycée Épamevelles, Léanelle is starting a two-year sandwich course. Her goal is to obtain a Brevet Professionnel (vocational diploma) as a public works machine operator. With only two girls in her class, she is a pioneer in a sector where women are very rare. Her interest in the trade

Interview with Laurent Mogno, President of ECT, by journalist Muryel Jacque. The interview highlights ECT’s innovative contribution to the reclamation of excavated soil from construction and civil engineering projects for the sustainable development of landscaped, leisure and natural areas. A sustainable development model at no cost to communities Every year, ECT manages between 40 and 50% of the excavated soil in the Île-de-France region, materials from construction sites that the company recycles to create sustainable developments. In Plaisir (Yvelines), for example, over a million tonnes of soil will be used to transform a former quarry into an 11-hectare landscaped park,