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Portrait of an ECT site coordinator on the Grand-Paris Express

From environmental technician to increasing responsibilities with our customers on the Grand Paris Express construction sites, Mohammed Bouftass shares his career path and his vision of his job, between fieldwork,

Study days of the Terres Urbaines chair

ECT and EIVP are organizing the third conference of the “Valorisation des Terres Urbaines” chair, to be held on January 21 and 22, 2025 at the École des Ingénieurs de

In Buchelay, a day dedicated to biodiversity and the circular economy

At the invitation of the Buchelay (78) town council, ECT teams went to meet pupils at Pierre Larousse elementary school as part of an introduction to sustainable development and biodiversity.

Transforming a derelict site in Mazingarbe (62)

Since summer 2024, excavated soil from the construction sites of our partners – Varet Environnement, Verrier et Fils, Métropole TP, Lherbier and Briqueteries du Nord – has been helping to

New ECT site: backfilling of the Sibelco quarry at Crépy-en-Valois (60)

In partnership with Sibelco, ECT opens a new site in Oise (60) The Sibelco quarry in Crépy-en-Valois opens its doors to receive inert soil from construction sites. The purpose of

ECT Hauts-de-France, a 100% local commitment

For the past two years, the ECT Hauts-de-France agency has been headquartered in Givenchy-en-Gohelle (62), in the heart of the mining basin, to confirm its roots in the region. Under

New stage in the rehabilitation of the former Boissy landfill site

In 2022, the site was one of the largest illegal landfill sites in the Val d’Oise, a major environmental issue for the prefecture. Today, the ECT rehabilitation project is making

ECT trains a first-timer as a construction machinery operator!

The arrival of Lénaelle Grialou at ECT is a major event. the Public Works sector is so sparsely feminized. At the age of 17, this young apprentice becomes the first

The Eye of Heaven visible on Google Earth!

L’Œil du Ciel, located on the ECT site in Villeneuve-sous-Dammartin, is now accessible to Internet users via Google Earth. Until now, this spectacular work of art was only visible to