HR and jobs

The  account manager assists earthworker customers in the building and civil engineering sector, from the validation of the commercial offer for the evacuation of their site soil to the use of their secure customer area. Each job is unique, and our expertise lies in being a privileged partner to meet our customers’ expectations and constraints.

The project manager manages the technical and financial follow-up of offers for the disposal of site soil. As part of the company’s sales department, he/she is in contact with our customers in the building and civil engineering sector. 

The environmental technician works on our customers’ construction sites. He/she checks the application of the mesh plan. And, depending on the type of soil, ensures that excavated soil is disposed of in the right way.

The green spaces technician carries out the planting and renaturation of our projects. He/she works as part of a team. Every year, nearly 10,000 trees are planted. 

The Landscape Construction Supervisor organizes and oversees the execution of landscaping projects on-site. He or she prepares work sites, coordinates teams, and schedules tasks. The supervisor manages a team responsible for carrying out the work. He or she ensures the quality of plantings and adherence to deadlines, through to the final handover of the site.

The landscape designer carries out landscape diagnostics to design the layout of projects. He/she helps define the new use of the site. adapts the site’s landscaping to fit in with its surroundings and participates in the natural environment restoration plan. 

The machine operator’s job is to carry out preparatory earthworks on the site and place the soil in place, in accordance with the development plan. He also creates the final models for the site. 

The mechanical workshop plays a key role. It maintains and repairs ECT’s entire fleet of machines. The aim is to reduce machine downtime during breakdowns.

The usher works on operating sites. He/she plays a key role in ensuring that unloading operations comply with safety regulations. Planners are trained in the three key issues of quality, safety and the environment.  

The project manager develops projects with an environmental or social focus. He or she oversees the design process and engages with stakeholders. He or she also handles the necessary permits and monitors the project during implementation.

The Quality Engineer ensures quality control of materials entering ECT sites. It receives complex declarations of prior acceptance, examines the studies and plans supplied and carries out administrative and technical checks.

The receiving agent’s job is to control the entry of our earthmoving customers’ trucks onto the sites. He/she checks the administrative and visual conformity of the soil transported, and the weight of incoming and outgoing lorries. He/she also checks that safety conditions are respected by the drivers.

The surveyor draws up plans for future projects. He/she is also in the field to carry out topographic surveys. And to ensure consistency between plans and implementation in the field.

VRD teams work on sites in the Ile-de-France and Hauts-de-France regions. They prepare and maintain operating sites. A job that requires real versatility.