Managing excavated soil
ECT, a market leader, offers its customers in the construction and public works sector comprehensive solutions for the management and recovery of excavated soil from their urban, real estate or infrastructure construction sites. Thanks to its expertise in environmental engineering, ECT ensures the analysis, traceability and proper processing of materials. The proximity of our customers’ sites and the diversity of the materials we accept enable them to optimize their land management costs. These materials are reused to build and finance sustainable development projects. An extranet enables customers to track their activity in real time, for smooth, transparent management.
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. Â The earthworker-customer must send ECT a Preliminary Acceptance Request (DAP) corresponding to the soil excavation site. It must
Map and access to ECT operating sites
Map and access to sites in ECT operation Which is the ECT excavated soil recycling site closest to your worksite? Consult the list or the map of sites How do I get access to our sites? Find information on DAP and advance reservations For everyone’s safety, access to the sites
Recovering inert soil from the construction industry
The most comprehensive offer for the management and recovery of soil from construction sites ECT, France’s leading construction and public works company, offers its customers a complete solution for managing all materials, cuttings and excavated soil from their urban construction sites: inert soil / polluted soil. Our offer to the
Find out more about polluted soil from construction sites
Regulatory framework for excavated soil in the construction industry When excavated soil and materials leave the construction site, they take on the legal status of waste. The status of excavated soil is defined by Directive 2008/98/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of November 19, 2008 on waste.
Managing construction site soil impacted by invasive alien plant species
A new service offering from ect As a market leader, ECT is expanding its offering to meet the specific needs of managing land impacted by invasive plants. A dedicated service that meets EVEE diagnostic requirements. A service dedicated to our construction customers ECT is able to offer a suitable intermediary
Extranet: manage your business in real time
Manage your business with the ECT extranet: dedicated, real-time information BTP Customer Area Access your BTP customer area Login A dedicated space with personalized information: easy access to all your ECT documents Secure access via Internet, mobile and PC Real-time information: DAP, transport, evacuation, billing Complete dematerialization of your ECT
Traceability of inert excavated soil from the construction industry
ECT implements traceability requirements and supports its customers ECT helps its construction and public works customers manage the traceability of the excavated materials they receive. This high level of requirement ensures that all stakeholders benefit from the rigorous implementation of traceability. This strengthens the chain of responsibility: from
