DAP- request for prior approval
The Request for Prior Approval is a mandatory step in the soil traceability chain. Prior to any delivery of inert materials to our sites, it is essential to comply with regulations.
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The earthworker-customer must send ECT a
Preliminary Acceptance Request
(DAP) corresponding to the
soil excavation site
. It must validate a DAP for each of its sites.
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The DAP must be sent at least 48 hours before the first deliveries of materials.
By e-mail to the following address: dap@groupe-ect.com
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We’re here to answer your questions:
- Alexandre BURKHALTER – 06 11 51 19 85
- Sylvie MIGNARD – 06 08 81 03 14
- Ivan MRKUSIC – 06 10 34 52 31
- email : dap@groupe-ect.com
The traceability of excavated soil and materials is evolving.
Under the new regulations, DAPs are changing. For your next requests, you will find
new forms below.
Request for Prior Approval (DAP)
Inert materials – Billing in m3
Rates :
Billing in m3
Input in m3
Access to all sites receiving inert materials (unless restricted)
Request for Prior Approval (DAP)
Inert earth – Billing in tonnes
Rates :
Billing in tonnes
Seizure in tonnes
Restricted access to sites equipped with a weighbridge
Request for Prior Approval (DAP)
Unité de Décantation des Terres Mouillées UDTM
Rates :
Billing in m3 or tonnes
Enter in m3 or tons
Only for the Villeneuve-sous-Dammartin UTDM site
ECT’s validation of a PAD for each soil excavation site is mandatory.
It is an essential link in the traceability of excavated soil.
Gil Fornet
Contact
sales department
Your most frequently asked questions
A regulatory procedure: a validated DAP for each excavation site
For each project, our customers must submit a Request for Prior Acceptance (RPA) to ECT’s Quality department. This is mandatory prior to evacuation on an ECT site.
The DAP states:
- Geographical origin: site location;
- Producer’s contact details ;
- Carrier details ;
- Type and quantity of backfill.
- The information is then compared with the data contained in the database of potentially contaminated sites in the Ile de France region (BASOL).
Contact details and PAD templatesÂ
- Requests for prior acceptance (RPA) must be sent at least 48 hours before the first deliveries,
- to the following email address
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dap@groupe-ect.com
Taking in excavated building materialsÂ
Soil and materials received on our development sites are excavated on construction sites.
The soil and materials received are inert materials:
- 95% of materials received are soil,
- the remaining 5% are stones, pebbles and concrete, very useful for the construction and maintenance of the site’s runways;
Table of inert soils and materials accepted on ECT sites
| Â | WASTE CODE | DESCRIPTION | ||||||
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| Inert earths |
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| Unpolluted gravel |
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| WETLANDS | 17 01 02 |
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| Blocks | 17 01 01 | Concrete, rock |
What materials are refused at ECT sites?
The following are prohibited on our sites all materials non-inert :
- Treated or untreated wood,
- Metals,
- Plastic materials,
- Bulky goods,
- Tires,
- Insulation materials with or without asbestos,
- Plasters,
- Textiles,
- Packaging waste,
- Green waste, topsoil,
- Tar and tar products,
- Asbestos,
- Residues of paint, adhesives and sealants containing solvents or heavy metal oxides,
- Soot,
- Acids
- Polluted gravel,
- Bottom ash
- Polystyrene
