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At our sites, a bulldozer operator shapes the terrain using soil from construction sites. At the controls of his machine, he pushes, spreads, and levels these materials to give them a second life: embankments, landscaped mounds, and future parks. In this way, this inert soil becomes the building block for new landscapes. That’s how Baptiste learned his trade. He joined ECT as a work-study student after earning a CAP in heavy equipment operation, and he learned the ropes from his supervisor, Dimitri, and alongside his mentor, Belmiro. Upon completing his work-study program, he was hired on a permanent contract. After

Circular construction is a collective endeavor. It is with this conviction that Sofiane Chikh, Director of Development and Planning at ECT, signed the Metropolitan Charter for Circular Construction, spearheaded by the Greater Paris Metropolis. A signing ceremony at SIBCA, attended by metropolitan elected officials The signing ceremony took place at SIBCA, the Low-Carbon Real Estate Trade Show. Entirely dedicated to this topic, the trade show aims to place low-carbon strategies at the heart of real estate development. Two elected officials from the Greater Paris Metropolis attended the signing ceremony. Xavier Lemoine, mayor of Montfermeil, represented the circular, collaborative, social, and

In Carrières-sur-Seine (78), ECT is securing a hazardous site and rehabilitating vegetable-growing land—all without spending any public funds. ECT leads and implements this projectin partnership with the City of Carrières-sur-Seine, the Saint-Germain Boucles-de-Seine Urban Community, and Grand Paris Aménagement. Phase 1 · Securing Hazardous Sites – 16.5 hectaresECT is filling in the former underground tunnels to eliminate any risk of collapse. Inert soil from local construction sites will be used as backfill material. Any illegal dumping currently present will first be removed and sent to approved disposal facilities. Phase 2 · Agricultural and Ecological Restoration – 5 hectares ECT has

Jérémy’s career path reflects his passion for his job as a bulldozer operator. Today, based in Crépy-en-Valois (60), he reflects on his career path and his work as a “bullish analyst.” Meet a man who is passionate about machinery and fieldwork. A course built in the field I’ve been working at ECT for 17 years. I started out as a yard worker for ECT, then moved up within the company. I earned my CACES certification (Certificate of Competence in Safe Operation), which allows me to operate loaders, excavators, and bulldozers. I’ve been working as a heavy equipment operator for 13