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Nicolas Martins, backfill foreman, a career in the field

Nicolas Martins, backfill team leader, joined ECT in 2013 on a four-week fixed-term contract. Since then, he has progressed from reception agent to backfill team leader, specializing in active backfill

In 2024, ECT planted 6.5 ha of afforestation

To mark the International Day of Forests, ECT is highlighting its reforestation actions. During the 2023/2024 winter season, our teams planted 10,300 trees, representing 6.5 hectares of forests and groves.

ECT’s Green Spaces team, a commitment to the heart of nature

The design and implementation of our landscaping projects include a strong emphasis on the restoration of natural environments: wooded embankments, shrub borders or meadows. Once the inert soil has been

95% of inert soil received by ECT is reused in sustainable development projects

To mark World Recycling Day, ECT is highlighting its commitment to the circular economy. By 2024, 95% of the inert soil from construction sites received by ECT will be reused

Bulldozer operator at ECT, a profession driven by passion, precision and innovation

On every development site, talents in the field shape the landscape with expertise and precision. Among them is Belmiro Esteves-Rodrigues, bulldozer operator – bullist – at ECT since 2023. He

ECT strengthens its CSR commitment with a supplier charter

The sustainability of our business is based on a responsible approach and the collective commitment of all our employees and stakeholders. With this in mind, we have set up a

Experimental plots from the European Reecol project at the Mazingarbe site

At the foot of slag heap 49, the ECT site at Mazingarbe is a study area for the European REECOL research project , led in France by Ineris. This program

Landify US opens a site in Garnet, Palm Springs, California

Landify US continues to expand with the opening of a new site in Garnet, Palm Springs. This site, dedicated to the management of inert soil and materials from the Californian

640 Chelles schoolchildren plant the future Parc Jacques Chirac

February 2025 – For three days, CM2 pupils from Chelles schools braved the cold and fog to plant 4,150 young trees in the future Jacques Chirac park. A landmark initiative