At ECT sites, the safety of our employees and customers is a daily concern. Everyone on site plays a key role. A portrait of the job and its challenges. The role of the usher The usher has a key role to play in ensuring compliance with unloading and safety regulations. The duties of the usher are : Dispatching trucks to the unloading area Checking that drivers comply with safety instructions Checking that trucks are unloaded safely in the control area Checking the conformity of unloaded materials Keeping the unloading area clean. By 2023, 100% of our sales staff will be

Dimitri, 33, is an area manager and Baptiste, 17, is a student at the Lycée polyvalent les Pannevelles. Baptiste is on a work-study program as a machine operator, and Dimitri is his tutor. Interview on the ECT site in Chelles. What’s your background? Baptiste, 17 years old: “I’m studying for a two-year vocational diploma to become a machine operator in the public works sector. At the end of my 1st year, I’m doing a sandwich course at ECT. Back in 2020, I had the opportunity to do an internship on an ECT site. After my CAP, I wanted to continue

ECT creates an urban market garden and orchard using land from construction sites In May, ECT Hauts-de-France opens a new site in Grenay. For 3 weeks, the excavated soil will be used to create an urban market garden. The site is 9 km from exit 7 of the A21 freeway. To accommodate trucks and guarantee safe access to the site, compulsory accesses must be used at site entrances and exits. To visit the site, you need a valid PAD and validation from ECT’s reservations department. The land is received under a strict control and traceability process. Find out more about

From May 1, 2023, information from the chronological registers of companies excavating or receiving excavated soil and materials must be transmitted. This information is transmitted via the National Register of Waste, Excavated Soil and Sediment (RNDTS). This is an important step in strengthening the chain of traceability for excavated soil. What will change with regard to the traceability of excavated soil and materials? As of January1, 2022, companies will be required to keep chronological registers. This obligation applies to all players in the chain: waste producers, brokers, traders, transporters, operators of treatment and recovery facilities, etc. What changes on May

ECT operates internationally under the LANDIFY brand. French market leader, particularly in the Ile-de-France and Hauts-de-France regions, ECT has opened a subsidiary in Germany with strong ambitions in the duplication of its model for transforming derelict land through the circular economy of the excavated soil from construction sites.  3 questions to  Guillaume Pasquier and Jan Raddatz, managers of Landify Germany. Jan, why did you join Landify Germany? Because the missions are varied and very interesting! ECT’s management convinced of the benefits of setting up an ECT subsidiary in Berlin, Germany. Large volumes of soil are excavated by the German construction industry. At the same

ECT’s commitment to biodiversity recognized by national label March 2023 – ECT has been awarded the Entreprise Engagée pour la Nature label. This label is awarded by the OFB, after examination of the dossier. The Humanité et Biodiversité association advised us in analyzing the issues at stake and in drawing up our biodiversity strategy. Biodiversity issues by phase of ECT development At the design stage Ensure that the worksite is carried out without any loss of biodiversity, in application of the ERC sequence. Define the environmental gains to be achieved. These improvements can take various forms: reclamation of wasteland, creation

The Journal du Grand Paris, in its March special issue no. 49 on Public Works, devotes a company portrait to ECT. Interviewed by Jacques Paquier, Laurent Mogno, President of ECT, talks about the high potential for reusing inert soil excavated from construction sites. ECT, France’s leading recycler of excavated soil Laurent Mogno outlines the key elements of ECT’s business: “In the Paris region, 25 million tonnes of soil are excavated every year. ECT manages on average between 10 and 15 million tonnes per year. Our circular economy model enables us to transform damaged sites by reusing them. In consultation with

Benoit Crépin discusses the management of waste from construction sites and existing solutions for recycling it. With this in mind, Guillaume Paradis, Director of the Environment Department, spoke to him for Construction Cayola. ECT’s circular economy model With over 15 million tonnes of excavated soil managed each year, Guillaume Paradis explains how ECT recovers this material. He reminds us that the reuse of construction site soil is an opportunity for regional development. Of all these achievements, ECT’s historic site in Villeneuve-sous-Dammartin is the most emblematic, with the Oeil du Ciel land art work visible from the sky. In this interview,

At the invitation of Nelson Mandela and Pierre et Marie Curie elementary school, ECT teams met with pupils as part of an introduction to sustainable development and biodiversity. A January morning on the circular economy The morning session was an opportunity for ECT to raise students’ awareness of the issues involved in the circular economy of excavated soil from urban construction sites. With a very local example: the development of a belvedere and a new park in Porcheville, during the summer of 2022. The students were able to observe and touch the soil samples used on the site. “An instructive