Satisfying our construction customers is a priority In early 2023, ECT launched a customer satisfaction survey. Lhe aim was to measure the level of satisfaction throughout the customer journey and the quality of the customer experience. Questions focused on  sales support and follow-up, the processing of prior acceptance requests and the quality of the reception of excavated soil on our sites. The survey results are proof of the quality of our teams, our offering and our services. And reinforces our leadership. 92% satisfaction with support and sales follow-up  93% satisfaction with support and processing of DAP requests (request for prior

Using soil from local construction sites, ECT is creating an urban park in Buchelay. Since March 13, ECT’s Buchelay site in the Yvelines region has been open to inert soil. The reception of excavated soil contributes directly to the creation of a new park at the entrance to the town. The site is located at exit 13 of the A13 freeway, before the toll booth, 4 km from Mantes-la-Jolie. To accommodate the trucks and guarantee safe access to the site, major work has been carried out on the RD 110. To ensure that traffic flows smoothly without risk, compulsory access

5 months after you joined the company, what biodiversity issues might an ecologist discover on ECT sites? I joined a company that was already concerned about biodiversity. It’s a pleasure to discover and support colleagues who are integrating this issue into their work.  Biodiversity is thus an integral part of our entire production and value chain: At the outset of projects, in site surveys. The sites we work on can have their own biodiversity.  When building the project with soil inputs. Particular attention is paid to the management of invasive exotic species, the restoration of soil fertility and the traceability

160 children from schools in Le Mesnil-Amelot and Villeneuve-sous-Dammartin took part in the greening of the “Eye of Heaven”. Work on the West Eye, named “Icare”, began in June 2022. After the earthworks, the work is completed with the planting. The schoolchildren’s visit: a high point in the project. Schoolchildren take an active role in their region At the top of the hill on the ECT site in Villeneuve-sous-Dammartin, schoolchildren were given a sneak preview of the “Eye in the Sky”. Now nearing completion, this work of land art was designed by architect Antoine Grumbach. It is carried out by

For over 30 years, ECT has been employing machine operators to develop its sites and carry out its projects. Today, almost 50 drivers are in operation. They work the land they receive, creating the project’s contours and shaping the future landscape. Each operator has to be versatile and master the operation of several machines: excavator, bulldozer, loader, dump truck. Under the impetus of the Operations Director and site managers, ECT is training the new generation of machine operators by encouraging internal promotion. A success for HR policy policy In-house mentoring assignments Villeneuve-sous-dammartin site, at sunrise Nearly 30% of ECT’s machine

Webinar 2023 “Regulations governing the traceability of excavated soil and materials”. ECT accompanies its customers, earthworkers, transporters and producers of excavated soil, to present the latest regulatory developments in the field of traceability of urban soil. The webinars organized by ECT on January 13 and 20, and hosted by Reda Semlali, cover the fundamentals of waste status as well as the practical aspects of implementation: chronological register, obligation to transmit to RNDTS, REP building, etc. Webinar replay Traceability of excavated soil – keeping chronological and RNDTS registers In order to allow all the players concerned to gradually take control of

From May to November 2022, Stefan Shankland was in residence at ECT. It’s an opportunity to develop an artistic approach based on the company’s materials, sites and know-how. This artistic experiment is the result of a partnership between the artist, Paris Ile-de-France Capital Economique, DRAC Ile-de-France, Artistik Bazaar and ECT. With this residency, Stefan Shankland continues his work on inert waste from the construction industry, which he began a few years ago with the Marbres d’ici project. An artistic creation based on excavated earth “One of the aims of this residency was to enable fieldwork, studio experiments, new encounters with

Our honeypot: a Seine-et-Marn adventure. How can you offer ultra-local, natural, responsible and ethical promotional gifts when you’re a company based in Villeneuve-sous-Dammartin, Seine-et-Marne (77)? First, the team comes up with a plan of action! The adventure began with beekeeper Monsieur Lourenço, who a few years ago set up hives along a wooded path near the orchard on the ECT site in Villeneuve-sous-Dammartin. That’s how we came tooffer to buy part of the site’s honey production . The beekeeper then proceeded to potting in his workshop in Villeparisis (77), a few kilometers from the hives. For the jar labels, we

In this article, Aurélie Vedel, ECT’s landscaping and green spaces manager, explains her plan to combat IAS. A global biodiversity issue, a local battle for ECT Invasive alien species (IAS) are a recognized threat to natural environments, and represent the 4th leading cause of biodiversity loss worldwide. Their presence causes exorbitant agricultural, piscicultural, ecological and sanitary damage. In March 2021, CNRS researchers published a summary of the economic costs of IAS worldwide. Between 1870 and 2017, the loss amounted to US$1,288 billion. Neglected sites favour the presence of IAS The initial neglect of most of the sites where ECT operates