Interview with Pauline Richard, ECT Human Resources Manager Ecological transition, energy balance, CSR, carbon footprint, waste recovery. All terms that make most of us dizzy. And yet this is one of the major challenges of this century, which we must take into account in our day-to-day decisions. And what is valid in our private circle is even more so in the corporate world, which has a fundamental role to play in turning the world around. In the company, the steering of this transition is assigned to the Human Resources department which, as Alexandre Stourbe, Managing Director of Lab RH, points

Webinar customers-BTP: with ECT’s extranet, optimize and facilitate the management of your evacuations to our sites. October 17 and 24: ECT organized a webinar, hosted by Guillaume Paradis, Sales Director, and Francis Ramos, Credit Management Director and IT consultant. This webinar presented all the 2023 evolutions of theECT’s Extranet customer space. This interface evolves regularly to provide our customers with solutions for managing their excavated soil. And adapt to regulatory changes in land traceability. Your customer extranet Complete dematerialization of ECT documents Mastering the new functions of the ECT extranet enables our customers and their teams to optimize the administrative

An eco-design objective for 100% of events. Events are important milestones in corporate communication. But they are ephemeral and particularly damaging to the environment. That’s why ECT’s communications department wants to make its actions part of a comprehensive approach to environmental sobriety . In line with our ISO 14001 objectives, we rethought the entire organization: service providers, trade show organizers, printers, caterers, couriers… To leave nothing to chance and control the entire chain. Framed by the company’s environmental management system, our actions in the design of events revolve around 3 pillars of ecological transition: recycling, reuse and dematerialization. limiting travel.

September-October 2023 – ECT meets with elected representatives and presidents of intercommunal bodies in Ile-de-France and Hauts-de-France. Moments of sharing and exchange, in a short format that encourages attendance. A great opportunity to showcase our sustainable development solutions for tomorrow. To think about solutions for local development. Together, we can shape the future of our natural, agricultural and recreational areas at no cost to local authorities. An overview of our presence at trade shows. Congress of Seine-et-Marne mayors and EPCI presidents September 29 – Dammarie-les-Lys (77) ECT, an ETI from Seine-et-Marne, is very loyal to this show. The teams proudly

On the occasion of the 27th International Bat Night, Guillaume Lemoine, ECT’s Biodiversity Officer, reminds us of the fragility of this group of  mammals.  Species close to us Bats are anthropophilous species, adapted to living in the immediate vicinity of humans. Fortheir life cycles, they breed in attics and winter in our cellars . Collectively, we need to work to improve wintering conditions for bats. By proposing to the parties involved in our projects that, wherever possible, they equip the artificial cavities identified during the field surveys as wintering sites for bats. Species to protect during development That’s why ECT pays